The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-22 00:00:00

kIDDLZ3,EI REGISTRATIOIv.

REGISTRATION COURTS IN KENT.—The Revising'
Barrister for Eaat Kent, Mr. J. D. Chambers, has ap-
pointed the following days and places for holding his
court:—For Ashford &And:, this day (Saturday); New
Romney, Sept. '2sth ; Myth., 28th ; Wingham, 27th
Dover, 28th ; Favenham, 29th ; Canterbury, Oct. 2 ;
Margate, 4th ; Ramsgate, 4th ; Sandwich, sth ; Whit-
stable, 6th • Sheerness, Bth ; and Sittingbourne, 9th. In
the western division of the county, courts will be held by
Mr. W. M. Best, the barrister appointed, as follows :—For
the Bromley district, Oct. 2 ; Sevenoaks, 3rd ; Tunbridge,
3rd ; Tunbridge Wells, 4th ; Tenterden, sth • Cranbrook,
sth ; Blackheath, 9th ; Lewisham, 10th ; Woolwich, 11th;
Dartford, 12th ; Gravesend, 13th ; Rochester, 15th ; West
Mailing, 16th ; and Maidstone, 17th.
MR. WALPOLE ON THE REMOVAL OP MR. BEALES.
—Out of a resolution passed by the reformers of blaryle-
bone and Paddington, at a public meeting held by them on
the 7th inst, a correspondence has arisen, of which the
following forms part :—" To Mr. D. Gruyther, Tarlington-
, hall, Sir—l beg to acknowledgetbe receipt of your letter of
the 10th inst., accompanied by the copy of a memorial
respecting the removal of Mr. Reales from the office of re-
rising barrister, and asking me to receive a deputation
" appointed to wait on me to present a memorial to obtain
my answer in form." As these papers were sent to my
private residence I did not receive them until the other
day, when they were fowarded to me at Balmoral, and, in
acknowledging them now, I have only to my that since I
neither had nor have anything whatever to do, either di-
rectly or indirectly, with the appointment or removal of
Mr. Beales from his office, it would be absolutely useless to
allow the deputation to wait upon
toe.l am, he., S. H.
WALPOLE, The Cairnies, Perth, Sep. 18."
THE REFORM LEAGUE AND THE BRIGHT BAN-
iaGET DuBLIN.--At the weekly meeting of the Council
of the Reform League, held last evening at the offices,
INo. 8, Adelphi-terrace, Mr. Baxter Langley in the chair,
Mr. Stubber proposed that a deputation from the league
should attend the banquet which is proposed to be given
to Mr. Bright at Dublin during the ensuing month. Mr.
•, Lane seconded the proposition, and said he should like to
I see Mr. Beales accompany Mr. Bright on the occasion.
Mr. Mantle expressed his dissent at the proposition, to
' which he would move an amendment. He believed it
would be more dignified on the part of the league to await
the action of the Irish members in the matter. Mr. Acland
coincided in that view, and said it would be obtrusiveness
to send a deputation from the league if no invitation had
been sent by the liberals of Ireland, especially those who
took a prominent part in the getting up of the banquet.
riIIOGRISTS and TRAVELLERS, Visitors to the Mr. Conolly said he had little doubt that the Irish members
would do their duty in the matter, and he did not at all agree
.1- Seaside, and others ex to the scorching rays a the
Ile sad heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS' with Mr. Acland, inasmuch as the proposed banquet was
lALYDOR a mint refreshing preparation for the complexion, intended as an evidence of the desire of the people of
Z4lllss the cloud of Unmoor and relaxation, allaying all beat the people of Ireland for reform as well as a demonstra-
ant immediately affording the pleasing sense- tion of their affection and respect for the champion of the
Ibn attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin. liberal cause. He believed with Mr. Mantle it would be
hecidea, tan filovtiiiiggi,ndes,;,nfidusgtilee, and dia
platy tcolao= are errs-
._ better to leave the question of the invitation of Mr. Beales
Ind delicacy of complexion. Price ta. ed. and° fia. ed. pair parity
to the Irish members themselves. After some discussion
hid by chemists and perfumers Ask for " Rowlands' Ralydor, Mr. Stubber withdrew his propolition, and the matter
beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name dropped.
"Ealydor" THE LATE MR. J. B. Drixow' M.P.—At the
.
weekly meeting of the council of the Reform League held
DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, last evening, Mr. Mantle proposed a resolution expressive
I'Vedaiaunt,e7rllltielfnoted ll:dr:linable to all prepared wiwtto surterhout anyfroil'bilioss of the sympathy of the league with the family of the late
rd kver complaints, Indigestion, wind. spasms, giddiness, dial- Mr. Dillon, M.P. Mr. Momson:seoonded the resolution,
of the eyes, Be. For habitual costiveness, asar,
a family which was carried unanimously.
"telent medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly THE EARL OP KIMBERLEY.—The Dean and
r_client: mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach, Chapter of Norwich haveoffered to confer the office of Lord
77 , _ _ 4 appetite, promote digestion, and 'Writhe° the High Steward of the cathedral church of Norwich, vacant
One system—Sold by W. Lambert, chemist, S, King
:"..ornstrect, Charing-cross and by most in boxes,
by the death of Lord Bayning, upon the Earl of Kimberley,
s.lid and three times the quantity in OM. to ed. te and his lordship has signified to the Dean and Chapter
uf for Dr, Scott's bilious and Liver Pill.. The genuine are In a his intention to accept the office. The grandfather and I
Nomp.green package, with "William Lambert" engraved on Use Rtv grandfather of the present Earl of Kimberley were
stewards of Norwich cathedral.
BEST REMEDY rrif for Indigestion, Bilious e (John Bull) understand, on good authority,
that the Rev. F. IL Cox, of St. John's Church, Hobart
,__ms Liver Complaints, TRADIPTON'S TILL of BRAM.
zty_..au medicine ..4nrc at la 10. sad is. ikt. per box, or Town, who was nominated to the proposed new Bishopric
rottah any Chemist. of Mantsburgb, at Natal, and accepted the appointment,
subject to his election by the local Synod, has, by letter
THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE, addressed to his Grace themebishop of Canterbury, for-
th. The most wientificany prepared and meet powerful envoi- rally withdrawn his oconsent, on the alleged
Ztial ever introduced names to their rarer' oriftion grounds of the Upper House of Convocation refusing, in
elsscretiess, on the integrity of which pater health do their last session, to countenance the appointment of a
It 15 a specific for debility of all kinds, and from is con- Bishop in Dr. Colenso's room, and the entsequentreaolu-
am,mr other ingredients pepsine and phosphate of sods, tion of this S. P. G., referring all authority over the
prarehighly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Prte
Agates,society s ' missionaries at Natal, not to any bishop succeed-
per bottle, or tour quantites in 1 for tit Sole Agates, RAU MOARTN.N. andj Co., WO, Oxfordetreet, w•(:,Mg to that see, but to the Metropolitan of Cape Town,
meet. Frnichurt hri est, KC.. Landes. sad
&misted by his present saloons.

The revision of the electoral lists for the various
parishes and extra-parochial places in the county of Mid-
dlesex commenced yesterday, the earliest day, save one,
which the law prescribes for the work. Contrary to the
practice of former revising barristers (the Right Hon. S. K
Walpole, at present holding office as Secretary of State for
the Home Department, the late Mr. Launcelot Shadwell,
and Mr. Edmond Beales) of commencing the revision ►t
Uxbridge, the new barrister, Mr. Nathaniel Lindley, re-
cently appointed to the work by the Lord Chief Justice,
as the successor of Mr. Beales, opened the proceedings at
Bedfont.

The list of last year contain 13,974 names. 'The new
claims consist of about 230 names, made in about equal
proportions by the political agents on the two sides ; anti
the unusually large number of nearly 400 claims by indi-
vidual parties, those, namely, who act without the inter-
vention of an agent. The liberals have taken about 2,000
objections. The conservatives have taken none. Our readers
may remember that a legislative provision was made in the
recent session of parliament that • declaration before •
magistrate of a change of residence shall be • valid sub-
stitute for parol esidence, when a qualification remained
unchanged by the Teter having gone to • new residence
but in the whole of the county only four electors availed
themselves of the privilege.
The new barrister took his seat at the head of his first
oourt, at the Black Dog.
Mr. Charles Harper attended on behalf of Mr. Richard
Nicholson, the clerk of the peace for the county, and
handed to the barrister the lists which be bad received
from the various overseers of the county.
The Messrs. Gilbert, of Parliament-street, attended the
revision court on behalf of the Middlesex Reform Liberal
Registration Society, assisted by. Mr. Dear, so long asso-
ciated with the registration of the county as the clerk
of the late Mr. Albert James. Mr. Thomas Alley Jones
attended for the conservatives. A clerk from the office of
Mr. Smith. of Norfolk-street, Strand, was also present, but
took small part in the proceedings.

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At half•past one the hymn of St. Ambrose, sung
amid 'salvoes of artillery, closed the solemnity,
which was of a very impressive character.

PRUSSIA AND SAXONY.
DRESDEN, &PT. 21, Emma.
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The Dresden► Gazette of this evening declares the
announcement made by the Vienna New Free
Press, of the conclusion of peace between Prussia
and Saxony, to be premature, but, adds that
the negotiations relative to the military convention
have certainly reached a very favourable stage.