The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-07 00:00:00

TO THI IDITOIL 07 TEEN ZIPATIMI.

Bin,—But for the importance attached to the
rinsing foe the Spring Cop and Se:bn Handicap the Liver-
pool meeting might be pealed over without comment, for the
Trial was ehno,t a repriti.n of that at Lincoln, and the fa...t
of the Speaker tutnieg the tablet upon Lifeboat quite so-
ceedieg to Cocker, al wee slim the defeat of Buttevoup is the
Tyro, or any other ram wherein she encounters mare than
modern's opponents. The lamer, Radiators, would hare
done the Cromer a service had he been available to breeders,
there being no sign of lab having icherited his lather's
rage disposition es yet, and Mr. Pen's boldness to
speculate in such blood is likely to be well re-
Int dad in time, for the hone will do many •
• good thing" if amemences go for aught. The
Spring Cup and Sefton Handicap served to &play
that great improvement hs G'iedslue shish I iseticipeted
some months back, sad that his petty limey they have a
good hone is patent from the fat of their running him for
• small stake and thereby Incurring • Htt penalty ter the
Northamptonshire Stakes, and Sib for the Oast Northers—
for which *rents lam still very "sweet" upon him. The
Greek m
penal
also find supporters for the Epsom head*,
with kis bib ties; but after the Speekees
performanoes, Indifference, who gave ha 101 b and ran im
so doge at Lakonia, is me of the • lust light weights la the
City eel ilebeibm. The steeplechase did net bring say
disgrace upon my selected, Jaen do Queers anSlisalkst
foram et rams gat " game lam Mem Woe
wee as my& =es violable then thirßieirer's wincing; i
sad but for the mat masterly tiding of Green on Hai.-Caste
be would bare carried home the hatch colours in
iriseeph. The Huntsmen ran a good born, es did
also XmOua ; fact, the hoot lot at the flank
wee composed of the old school of stseplechasets,
and I question whether the new lights will ever
again play mob prominent parts in the n arhet as did the
Brewer and Jealousy, after mar wretched exhisiVona. Little
Charley end Wetthercock stetted lame, and the loiter broke
down so badly thin it Is doubtful wather shell ever hem
of him man.
If the fields at Liverpool suffered on emount of Lima
disponng of the pros awns of so many milmals ekrepd,
Nottingham moor be affected by the HMO Ouse, Led the
29 sults to the Little Jan &Mee, half • idle, Bathed,
Macbeth. Buttercup, The Crazy Peggy colt, Creamy= the
Earl ot Near, Argyle, sad Fermiers were bates by Splookon
for the Broddieliy, end although the letter bee a Sib. penalty,
the ally on. hkely to turn the tables upon him is Pear
tore, &odd he represent Mr. Parr instead of the
conolvtelka of Fairy, sr he ran very raw there. Chem=
war so backward also that her owner decided on ketw
lug bar • little lamer, and if she rune here her form will be
found • very respectable one, the Don being another animal
wham abet will not be quite • failure; boa what White
Item did et Shrewsbury lest November, however, she will I
take a deal of beating, the form deing so good that I shall
give her the preference here, the Don sad lipiosbox
looking her most dangerous antagonists. Although Gla-
diolas, from the Lincoln and Liverpool ruenieg, has so inlay
safe in the Nottingham Handicap, one mile end • quarter,
such • good harms is sure to have plenty of oppresses, se
many trainees meet wish to take his measure.— With but
let Sib be hobs °lamely rosy," and he is well worth J -
lowing up, Greenwich Feb, 4 yrs, gat 10th bass coo of the
very few he will bare cameos to ter. J. Dawson 's selected
thoald not be far behind the winner of the Stand Plea, five
furies.; elfetial if Taller Dal, 4 re, Tat 10th, ar Dim
Shaker, lyre, fat 10112, the mosey ; Abram, 4 yrs,
Set Illt,_kaing the next beet looking. The Innkeepers' and
Fuse= Plot= decided on Wednesday, ere stabgect to the run-
ning for the above mentioned, and I can only mil Mitation
to Greenwich Fair bung nicely weighted be each of them
Tice day's sport et Derby cm Thursday will be well der
sent= of par. nag*, four of the six meats to be decided
herb( well filled; bat the lot in the Dentist= Mate, or
mile, ere newly all ermined et Nottingham; and of the eiOt
subs to the Staunton Herold Stakes, foe 2-yr olds ell W-
hams, the Dm, Sploehm, end three others, me in the Little
John Slake., which phield shout en tle the ISSMIT.—
I us, tee, DILETSOIL.

NOTTINGHAM SPRING MINTING.
PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT.

nth Taut. STAINS ;il7l;ab, with 30 added; lx
3-yr-oble, let 7th; for, Set 61b; five, Set; ex end aged,
9st 31b; mares and geldings allowed 316 • and maiden 3-yr-
olds at the time of scented alkared Sib; 'four, Sib ; See and
waned', 91b. Winner,' of 200 sow. at any onetime to Gerry
61b ; tyke, 10Ih ; thrice, 141 b extra. Or mile. (14 =be.)
To name tkla evening at 8 cedwilt.—lllajyr lionetoon, Sir
H. Sr. Vona, Mr. Seam, Mr. J. ShOey, Mr. T. Coulee'',
Mr. Deliver, Kr. Puller, Mr. York, W. Rigby, Mr. I. As-
derma, Mr. W. Rodeos, Mr. R. Callao, Mr. W. Lundy,
Mr. T. Parr.
THZ NOTTINOZAX SPRING HANDICAP 0(6 IST& each,
with 60 gadded. The owner of the second bores to save his
stab. A whiner 00o• site, the weights are declared to airy
4th, twice, or a wiener of any handicap of 100 eon. Weer,
71b Wm. One toils ad a quarter. (44 seta)
Ade moth has O Ib
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astoriassi sa s 5 5
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Orinklo.
Tai ism.' JOHN ISATIS of 5 sew. etch, with 30
added; toe 2-yr-old mita, 84 7th; tilliee, Bat 416. A winner
of say 2-yr-old nee to terry bib eats; the woad horse to
saw hie Wake. Ralf smile straight. (27 ante.) 6, by Nut-
with--Oardenla, Splesbox (61b ex), Rosalind, fby Paton—
Aconite, The Non, Parma in, f by Sweetmeat—Mayday, by
Hinges, For4op, t by Neweourt —Countess, by Shine, Mac-
beth, Canticle, Meas. Shot, The Don, White Roe', Per-
tidy, Balloon, f by the Coeseck—Teetwriz. Infest., o by the
Cure—Cray Nish &arbuoil. Be. Webster. Fairy, Piece-
tore, Earl of Rem, Creutothe, Arinll, Buttercup, Amy
8414;wick. Clrwia.
Tas STAND PLATT HANDICAP of 60 40,1. for all epee.
A whiner of say handicap seer the publication of the weight.
Sib extra; say animator di have she property of the same
owner se hie terafolorste say ran Ise this plata. Firs

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irPis iiiiCiiiiiia at 6 soya soak viiiiiiitit4 ; 3-yr.
olds, 7s! 1210; Mr, 9.t 10Ib.; ass, list Mb; •t 1 and nal,
lOst 1010; moss and ',Map snowed Mb. The winner to
to sold lit 1001.; V attend to be sold for 801, allowed 51b.;
SO L, 1011 a; 401., 141 b.; M., 110111; 201, 241 b. • the winner
to be sold by imam, and say surplus to go to the rue fund.
T.Y.C.—To altos st eight o'clock this inning (Monday).

Du/1111 TO MILTUSSZT., M.P.. AT MANCHZI
—A sahib diner wee given on Friday seating to Mr.
Aapleal Terser, M.P., in the Presorade Ball, Manchester,
Two tbothead senor were present. Mr. Oliver Heywood
prodded. Mr. Tamer, la his op,:ech, obi cud to the ostric-
don of the 40a. borough freeholders to the borough oona Po-
tholes. " floater* the goverement bill must be very math
seedilled, if it is to settle the question of deem. We should
other with have the grottos eras sad sepia discuss d ; sad
it le better that we should rePle it at once ha a way that
shall lest for writhes; thirty years. At the state tine,
I onthat so the length of a bill which has boos lately
math diesamsed, and the toodeocy of which would be to
brA sour the power of the state to the confect of those who
within property of their owe, would, by tit'''. numbers, role
the psepsety of others." The tollowleg seatimest" was
plegent mad receive! with enthusiasm C,astite-
tithe! relbrth—carrying out the principles of the eat
of ISA in accordats e with the dewed intelligeace
of the country end the isweravd wealth and pops-
Istioa of many distritt•—• reform which shall seek to ret•
promo all clean sad Waren of the conantaity, but which
anal an pine ia tho bans of meg one elan se would to
the nosh of the see rue prop toad by Mr. Bright, a pre.
thitherto !a the deceits of the House of Cow
sarelerle. W. 14. Meestey,ll4 P., alto spoils: Ana liberel,
be (Mr. Keeney) required that sny rued of oar
repossataties atitionor @bond be theand oa the two
peat prnelphe of the wenn et UAL Me arty noted
what wee reiatiebly onerele to be adopted la a reform
bill, sad if thee we den he thought the good sense of the
tort y would he welfeled. He eanaled thus to he pinks
to as weeeime whisk would pestpune the settlement of this
ciandoe, bat to tell Man
ed Derby what mold 'Misty thews ;
aad would weld act ft, them witht gptracejtoe to mss
who eel saw sympathise the
INMAN.= EXPORTS OF BRITISH AND IRISH
bletrosacevast.—Areselbeg to
the etatisties published In
the Livonia Ida of sang tong (lioaday), van et
Brain mad Irish geode asserted -isig the swath fisAlsg
Fags's?. lOW wee 8.088. MM. or trines of 1.617.3641.
CITY or LONDON HOSPITAL rot DUMAS= OT
Till Ceaer, VICTORIA-PADA.—Thu swam of patellae
Wired It this hiatitattaa dubs lest week yea i,lll, of
ibielt 190 win ant con.

A fire, unfortunately attended with the sacrifice
of three human wisr, and serious if not fatal comequenom
to emend others, Moe:, oat between the hours of 3 and 4
o'clock yesterday musing, at the premises known as the
Mores and broom Twern, Mo. 80 Great Portland-street,
Maityleboae, the prompt, of Kr. Join Price.
The discovery appears to have teen made almost simat
teseoualy by the police.co.,stable on the beat and Mrs.
Price, the landlady, who was or bed at the time. The latter
, awoke Is consequence of experiencing • suffocating Dem-
tioa, and she and her husband immediately jittoped out of
bed, bet could not descend the staircase in consequence of
the times. They succeeded by thole ode, in making en
pa sons in the house senrible of their danger, as there is no
doubt they all made an attempt to escape, but were, owing to
the violates of the Wow, unable to do so. At that tame
there were is the building the landlord and hie ante, their
two oblides., Robert Moon, the pothers; Sarah Jones, the
earmat girl; • ledger named Jumper Pares, aged 44, a
journeyman painter; Thos. Cooper, and Samuel Bum, one
• lodger, and-the other the nephew of the former proprietor
of the hones (Mr. Reset).
About 160 yards from the building stood one of the Royal
ectirty's escapee, and the police at once called Mitchetero,
the conductor. 2totwftbstesdiog that so short a apace of
time bad elapsed, the fie, when the temps arrived, appeared
to ham taken the oompiet• peateselee of every room at the
beck portion of the building, as well as several rooms in the
front of the home. Mitcheltm at ones plaited his escape
against the building, and ettoselejiM,...
his maim Mr. and Mae.
bpi mei* Eh* de eldll'We ;Alta
Slew at theta* of the Trentham we lord, o..eed by a
lodger having ramped tint of Ong dam saws windows and
through a skylight oat* the elditie-aney. This poor
hiker wee stiSerribly out and otherwise injured by the glue
that be we. obit= to be ant to the Middlesex Hospital,
wham be at present remains in • very precocious stele.
The ereaductor, the moment after *mg the four prices
bed= meatiamd, made a vigorous attempt to get out the
other limo or four peewee known to be In one of the upper
those. Bevies asceeded the estate, be was in the act of
°shaft the thhd floor, when the dames shot through the
windows as the sea and floor end tired the machine. To save
his ewe Me Mitchelem was compelled to make a precipitate
retreat the best way he could; fortunately he reached the
ground net mach *Jared, but nearly suffocated with the
A in minutes before the arrival of the first engine loud
sad beetle 11018=1111 for help could be beard proceeding, not
only from the upper past, bat also feces the lower pert of the
prendem. Another man was reamed from the ground
het was so Injured as to be obliged to be removed to the
--2Vvericem barrels of spirits becoming ignited proved a
powerful aneliary to the flames. Fortunately an immediate
and. abendant supply of eater was procured, and the
brigade were at once got to work ; but in spite of their efforts
the flames continued to agreed rapidly, and some boars
elapsed torero the themes could get the mastery over them,
and sot natal the whole of the back pert of the home woe
destrstiooyed, and the front part yattially so. The lose is eon-
As secs as the raise were partially cooled Engineer
Wined and some of the firemen went in starch of the roleMng
persons, and they were found In the debris burnt almost to
eerier,. The remains were placed in shells sad removed to
the deed bees to await the coroner's inquest. The &lbw.
iwis a Ed of thedeed and those injured
Burnt to Death—Robert Moon, the potting, seed 26
C• Sarah Jones, the arrant girl, emir 26; Jasper
eretii,. aged 60.
fn the Hospital—Thomas Cooper and Burned
Dame.
, Mr. Prim, it is believed, was insured in the Bun Fire.
Kim The house of Mr. Williams, oil and oolourreas, and
the Eastern Dietrict schools have both sustained sane
I damage, but not to • mime extent. The origin of the fire
is =blown.

TES Lan MS. LOFTSS.—Mr. Loftus was oda-
eget at Cambridge, and very early exhibited gi eat proficiency
se • geologiot, which attasetsd to him the notice of Sir
Hoary is la Bache, and lid to his appointment upon the
Tart.-.Palen ememiseios. Mr. Loftus remained for three
no in Asia giver, under the distinguished cummaxd of
Major,Orneisl tic William Fenwick Williams. of Kate,
(then Colon Williams), wh.n that distinguished eitditr
was nominated on behalf of Eogland to meet the
Couunnlon named by the Emperor of ROM to
settle the frostier between Turkey and Penis. The
opportunity which was presaged by a rancho is this
land, almost utitroddan by Bravest's, wee not
neglected by Mr. Loftier, Owes resesrabes in toe frosteps of
Layerd and Rawlineon were dbeingulabel by equally bril-
liant results. The sumo which atimded Mr. Loftus' an.
hyaena research.. in the mounds which entomb the reined
eras of the East, le tel to his he'net mat out on • etc and
enedition by the Assyrian Soddy to investigate the
mound mums the mina of &Dyne. Mr. I..as pub-
lished the Otte of his r,senches In • not late eating
volume, antbelli.hed with drawings of the onteilares
inscriptions end the sculptures of Beby!onia, &Oslo
and Mesopotamia. Within the last foss dio • some of elms
extraordinary sosdptared gabs the result of Mr. Lofted ex-
i partition, hare been plo i d s gas liner, of the Literary
and PUomphical Society of tin's town. -Upon Mr. Lofts'
Tema from the East, be remind en appointment under
government as cas of the staff of the Craologirall Survey of
India, and his labours ia the muse of science were only in-
terrupted by the health's out of the military mutiny in that
country. Ills teeth had suffered from osmium to the
climate, end from the effects of • emit sts sokil which he re-
ceived in the pr. secratim of his duties, and be was colored to
Rangoon toe the honest of his health. In the beginning of
November he took his pump to En/lend, bat before he bad
bees a week at ma he succumbed to the effects produced by
the dims.. upon a constitution WOW by previous Mmes.
—2(ooeastk Chrefsitlf.
BOHAN CATHOLIC MEMORIAL TO A PROTZSTANT
CLIIHOTMAX.—The renovates address was lately pr, Dented -
by the Emma cstholie population of Kilkenny W. et, West-
meath Coon, to the Protestant incumbent, the Rem. W. B.
Brian That come or frier. hen heard that your reverence
futon to leave the latish, and beg to express their gnome
and forfeit regret for the possibility of such ao event; that
memorialists having for many years up, risme d from your
reverence and ) our respected Whet all those act, of boor
lame and kindnem which emanate fr m a Meet overflowing
with that truly religious heling—love of all mankind—should
most dey regret to se the region of Kfikenny Weet, and
the decent church that ape the neighbouring hill, without a
member of that fogy • hoes we me love and respect; that
your own exceeding charity to the poor, and kindness to all
goo' you came among us, have, if poseiblaresed still higher
one eat em, respect, end love for your family; that memo-
rial:eta therefore most humbly pray that you will remain
with us, sad not take • gap whkh would he heartrodieg to
us—and memorlaliets will ever pray. (Signed on baton of
the whole esthetic peonage' of this periab.)" The com-
Oleos of the reverend gentlemen with the prayer of this me•
mortal and of • similar ono from the Protestants, was the
aimed for • general b.nfire througlost the parish sad the
sorrouneles crony.
OrmtmoonaTiutoitseue.—Ths completion of the
overhauls live of Oomph, uniting her Mafeety's Printing-
office, Flest-grest, sad the parliamentary itepartnased of the
Hoe aof Lade, tack face on Saturday. The line is con-
structed upon Owen Rowland's new overhome non, end is
nearly two miles is length; the wire, which is of steel,
thoroughly painted, Is sapporad gong • eerie. of lofty poke.
twelve in number. The wee is fixed to several of the towers
at the royal penes, and for gout 500 test censored below
the roles of the various offices in the building. The mo
pigs era span en avenger 400 yards apart. About the
middle of the day Pronsoor Whmtatone arrived, sad attached
his neely-patented Monuments to the wire et both oda, and
the imolai= was found to be perfect, as nothing could
exceed the pees on with which the poleaxe's beautiful and
lageolocut machimry performed its fuoc, ion.. The simplicin
of the arranganeet is such that any one can took mends
with Gam end rapidity without the necessity of going
through • tedious OrOOPI4 of teeming. Thu pealbrog stated
that ',Peon of 100 btters could be transmitted per minute,
end it was menellons to witness the expedition with which
even novices in the sal of telegraphing exchanged wind. for
Novel bons dodo the warm of the -day.
DERAIWUL DWI IRON CH01E11(0.-011 Behar.
day Mr. Within held ea hoot, in the Middlesex Hamad,
oar Thome Gardiner, aged Id, whose drab took plies under
the followbeg_circontenees. The deeamed, who was in the
mosey of Mr. Thine, the aeon centrector, attar veterans
hie wager, went to partake of some refreshment at • coffee-
house, George-street, Tottrahartheourt-rad. He optioned
to be at the tine In the best heebh and spirits, but
diately afterwards. when is the set of eating • chop, he fall
from Ids mat, • corpse. Medical aid was celled -in, but
death mod to have been It stantaneous. A sundcios wee
unused that he sight have been choked, and such turns I out
to be the rase. for, upon the windpipe being opened, • large
pleas al meat, tour inches lonr, which f rmed one end of
the eho woe food so lodged that it completely blocked up
p,
the air Tomes, and thus prodental immediate death.—
Verdict, "Accidental death."
ATTIIIPTSD ASSASSINATION IN IitELAND.—The
Names Ossorstion mentions a &staidly attempt made upon
the life of Mr. Porno, so English gentle....ll living fur t
tut seven years at Kinetere, near Willow own, county
Gahrey. Mr. Foreman was sitting in his parlour ems the
night in question, the window abutters contra to the sing
hair, being et the time open, sad was in the act of piing
• drink Gem his daughter, a little girl, when a shot was
fired through the window which shattered the vessel ly bar
hand. The serape of both was mirtioaloo=aii the well egoer
to them was riddled with dogs. N ha
timerated leg ben the belief that the word be ailleesubint
ly
banrl4 Mr. Veno sad same of his usighbooffe
beg,
red at law regarding the right of pump to •
beg, and this Is the eel? :,rtt..e that 8.4 orrigood for or
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kilt YL logslos amis., Sim S. lains.—THS +I'LL or SYS
WISP. —Lad LSI STIMULUS WON SADAUD.

NIGH WATIIII AT LONDON BRIDOIL
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Mums. a. C. u _sift

LONDON, wnriur. mAlcar T.

LOAD DIRIT has reviewed hie supporten in the
Upper Home, and found them as unanimously loyal to
him as his adherent, in the Commons. Whatever dis-
sensions may have existed amongst them on minor
matter., they he all fully conscious that their posi-
tion as • party is critical, and that their future
power as a clam may be vitally affected by the re-
sult of the impending struggle respecting Reform.
Blind though they and their leaden may have proved
themselves to the real neeesaities of the are and
the true interests of the country, It le evi-
dent that they have framed a measure of
electoral change, which, if carried into opera-
tion ender the:saact ion of law, would tend vary seb-
staatially to strengthen them as • Parliamentary
party. They do not fear that theta occupation fran-
chise in the counties will materially diminish their efts
tional influence, while they ealealater set without
memos. that the proposed treaehr of the freehold
votes in towns would effectually welkin, the meaty
strength of the Whigs. They arise that the con-
vene of Mr. Ilexi.sx's anticipations is, fee a time at
least, likely to come tree ; sod that if they min but
persuade Parliament to adept the prissily's of uni-
formity of suffrage in town and toasty, the farther
demand that is fore to be mode we long for exten-
sion to si., or to ratepaying generally, will best be
eacoaatered by the necessity thole will then exist
of • correspanding reduction throughewit the apricaL
tarsi eammanities. Uniformity is thee leaked IPS Mg

sally al a capital excuse for doing nothing at preast
which the iubao populatioo deoint in the deaserade
direeion, bat ma permanent foandatios et resists's*
to all emmemiese ►rseafter. And Anally, the Omer.
satiate ►ope that if anything which can be sailed a
Reformed Art be passed, wit►oat redesiagtbeatasbss
of notaioation seats, the public wind, weary at the
nbject, wiU turn for relief to other topics, sad that
the abolition of theme relic' of oligarchie wapiti=
will be adjourned sine die. Upon the wide, dam
fors, Mr. DisaAn.t's Bill is regarded by the. so sa
*vanilla twealarr ; and is a party mass, wit Baylis
for them.

But what 11191 sinewy Liberals to think of It sod
what is their duty manilas it ? Were)gr. LOCUM
itsolt proposal adopted senisheidsr, or woo k
nand y Lord DERIT foe oar meeptaose, meow
pained by aorowlitisea at mi♦aes with its seseatit
spirit, sad practically designed to countervail On
papule terideacy, we aboald hardy treelike we heads
to conside► whether the immediate east sf
nob yeldier, to the demawds of justice were or
were set calculated to abate for a wawa semethiog
of the fervour of wore comprehensive cafes; we
Weald take the positive good, sad whim we had
realised it. pressed as how we might to make lase of
it ea a mesa, of further program Bat Oh is net
the Sift with which we have to dm/ The wry
motives osalkeweet by the coatriven of Al. Gneiss
Gift are enorigh to awaken the most ersdaleas to a
SWIM of the danger of admitting it within the calls.
No ore can pretend that he ha, sot had fair wan deg.
The schwas may wear aa lanswens srpad, Mil its
architects limy inaag•rate its yenstatka L time
appropriate to • catioaal pea searing ; but if we
seek foe explanatione of the maointty with w►ich it
is sainted aa an admirable device by these
who have hitherto masisesatly opposed every,
item of reform, we cannot retain my doubt
that la tendering this Bill sa a settlement,
the Tsetse flatter themselves they way do a tiny
karwriag thing—to me no harsher phrase. There
may be fates friends to the muss of Reties.% wham
the Miaisterial scheme will recommend itself by th.
very feet that, while making a show of pegrase, it
is reality prove rather • solidifying of th. &-
kenos of aristocratic power. With three we have
not leisure jest now. Time peewee, and the question ,
is one for the people to determine, and for them',
alone. It is they whew rights •ad interests are at
stake. Like patient creditors, they ham saismitted
yearafter year to be pot off w itlivegwe modem.. full
payment, and now they are asked to take dash notes
for half-s-crown in the pound. What signifies the
orchestral accompaniments of inch a leat of legerde-
main ? Who tares on what ealoared paper the pa
placards are printed that weld Minh the many
lento being doped ? Shall we sunlit I. be dem ?
This is the plain and simple question, and the only
one worth 'skip' at the pressed moment.

We have many times ezpresisit ear moqulided
conviction that from the present Hesse of Co..ms
we °seam hope fora mum, of Bedlam worth hay-
ing. It was packed ter • Messiest sad pummel rm.
pose not yet forgotten,aml It would Deemed Mallet
a belief in its atoms to try ur determine the mighty
imam of a natioa's dsti•y w►ich, by a strange mi►
chance, an cow about to be nominally sahnitted fee
its judgrocct. And herein lies the test of Lard
Deane's sincerity u a politician sad a Mil. If the
eneason he sad his colleagues have carefully pre.
pared and deliberately promulgated be au heeled
measure, let theta appeal to the country for
its verdict. Rejected by the existing House
of Commons it will usiredly be; but for
from disputing Lord I)saaT'• right of appeal
to the constituencies, or derma:Min hie emcee of
th►t right, we should regard with satiehetima the
opportunity whisk • demolition weeld said of
ascertains' fairly and fully the opine* of the
country. It was thae that the Act of lit 2 wee
earried, amt etherwhe it maid Dot hau he... If
Lard DWI mad his Meads believe in what they
it,, they will not shrink bas the performease of
ee 'Realest • duty. Bat were the speculations of
ewe of their rivals for dim realised, sad if, in a It
of pusillanimity, they were to change seats with Bub
oppoheata, the letter rook' Inevitably be driees to