The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-27 00:00:00

NOTTINGHAM ELECTION COILEM.
(THIS DAY.)

The committee resumed their inqntry. to.d"
11 o'clock. The room was, however, not ba .., il.
day as yesterday, the seldom*yesterday, heist eptWi.,'.7._ I
fixing the connexion betwese - -- • "
and the rioters who invaded
busttop, sad attacked the '
Paget and Morley.
The first witness called
examined by Mr. Koadelli r
term at Not
election beingthmc ha
the Trost-brides criclrat-eronso.
Clifton were Glom to Mr. fiposesec
inquired whether Sir Robert -
again. and he said that
advisable to go into the t
to be a row in the market-pl
thought Sir Robert bad better
At that time Mr. Ached w'
There WU • match that::
tiniest, and when Sir Rabid
loudly chewed, tad some
" How about Paget sad
one said, " Its all right
Paget sad Morley are it
Spume whether he wee going
replied, " No, there will be .•
plaice ' • and if I were to go'
curia''e to be smashed up.'
made to the effect that
down. The ',items was tl
riot before Sweet's house is I
and Mated that he saw the
to collect the books end pa
does were smashed is, sad
shop thrown lato the street.
20 tares books. Just at the
saw Sir Robert Mks dries
way to St. Man's polling wee
up Is the cab, sad look
smile as he was passing. 'i
tints= was with him. That
ton, sad he was chief acestable
had sines mesa trar R. Clines. ' -
the lobby.
W. Demme,' an omnibus
trans from Mr. Oue, stated '
Sir Robert Clifton at th
He said to Mr. Acland,
are we getting on '''. aid
swimmingly." I said, "
"Win, yes. What's to
said, '• is that tem team i
said, " Yoe had better keep ,
night, there is a Wee cm."
The witness was not cross-en _
Win. Oam Ward, a member of Paget pap
committee, &ismibed the riot in tba
which, however, hu bees far mom le
scribed by 1104110 of " the limbs"
tillig
in it. He stated that there were humen:
of Moses discharged by Sir R. Clifton :LW"'
Paget sod Morley's part of the hushes; it
blilik
either of those gentlemen essayed to speak sad mks pi
evidence of muses of mw scaled with
limit
the town next day, which was the t
To show the coalition between Clifton sadw
newwas examined with roiliest to the pherade
the cobs, some of which were exhibited is the monk
room. sad had printed on them " Martin and Olden*
"Cab only for Martin sad Clifton," kb afficam"
it g the mares which the mob lock as a
polling day be stated that about 10 o'elock is tbs nen
be ""e at B. adroit, come out of the Asemblymesat
which Mr. Martin bad a committee-room, fdlewid, Ici
number of " lambs," who were not, bowline, mei, if
be heard Sir Robert say, "they have got mvoles hid
op, or leaked out," he did not know which,
Smith, one of the lambs said,while in the add
Isis skirt-sleeves," Wewill soonelear them wise
soon clear the way." Then Sir Robed jumped a
and drove op by the low pavement. the mob folischit
the direction of Paget sad Morley's ONNII/1191111%
is the Eraser, ward. The mob followed bin Ass
pavement The whiter continned—" I mid dent
oar astral committee room in Wheelergala I ritil
to get to the Rt. Anne's ward polling plue 1 mild
get through the mob in Milton-street. Many d timid
stones in their pockets, or were filling them Maoism I
saw some of them breaking up fosses to um liemia
Some of them wore colours.
Mr. Mundell here pat this quettioe—What oftedleil
this bays upon the passers-by!
Mr. Rodwell objected to the witains statist bit*"
don Si to the impression which might be radial elle
minds of other people.
Mr. Mundell submitted that be bad a right to 11.4
thee the i =lan of the mob was such as to be islethelb
produce fear and terror ea a man of reasonable met
The Chairmen thought the question might be peaks
way—Would any prudent person have boot Maki
year opinion, from attempting to get through the west
Witness—l am deeldidly of that *Dim. lls
to the polies-office at the Exchange-rooms. I sub
sayer sad described the state of things, acid di
there were no capitalise about, tad that I thigh
that the military ought to be called out Rs al
that so overt sot bad been committed. Islet*
almost immediately arrived of the breaking tats WI
committee-rooms. The riot set was read but Iha
beer it. Three of the mob were takea into eustok 1
Thiargeackeray'a bludgeonwas
bead. Mr.
were no cabs about at that time. Thaw bills en the eta
tpbbrosewko,ers which b
is ioh a
mpsezd irsi orae u lk.
the 28th of Jose with the name of Be. Robt. Mat be
another dated the Bth July, referringramie!
the people from the hosiery districts." sad oratabiligh
words " Dorn molest them." Towards the eed of If
Paget and Morley held militia meetings. They bdd I
meetings at the beginning of Jose. These is
not interrupted. I was at a goutmeetin entom
wil
=ll
Jona It was interrupted by people, 1 should
were not Nottingham roughs generally.
[The examiestion of this witness was procedin they
west to'

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The Giornak di Roma states that on the 191
inst., the festival of St. Joseph, the Pope, asseledbAlll
Hobenlobe and Marinelli, celebrated moss in the O.
Chapel. After the oommuotou more than 1110 Suess el
foreign ladies were admitted to the hol y table. Theses al
four more volumes filled with htiatireds of Mama'
signatures protesting the respect, graktude, sadder*
of the writers for the Pops and the Holy See, yew I,
mated to his Holiness, accompanied by a code estshilt
jewellery worthl3o,ooofr. According to the Units Was
the 81:110611i of PAWS Nees already p.isl Woes ?Mtn
°offers szooeds 40 millions of francs.
In the Italian Chamber of Deputies, on the Xi
an isterpellation was addressed by M. Corte to the P
Term:Dent oe certain Incidents at Barletta, whim sums Plc
sons were said to have been masswred from raider er,,
time. M. Chiaves, Minister of the lelerior, mad 06'
the facts in question had nufortuestili
Some individuals, excited by a monk, had aired
beans of the protestant elergymar, where 2EIOOI
bed killed several person ; seventy iodivideals
Mf
arrested and banded over to justice. The sib**
drooped, and the chamber r.djoureed to the 16th AFL
M. Ferdinand de Leasers, President of the
of Directors of the Ishmus of Suez Compasy.hai
raised to the rank of Commander in the Letts of
A writer in the Indipendance renews the
respeetieg the couversioa of M. Gaisot to the Poo
catholic religion. Mgr. Dupasslonp, it appssm lus
she
taken the task of converting bin brother of the L. 4
It is even said that the conversion will be asnonwell I

short time.
Marforio and Peagnino are, at usual, mit 61
interlocutors in some satirical dialogues now size*
Eons* at the expense of the new I)uteh end Bailin
who are usually Mont and Tell-fed looking indi=
dressed In frock coda and little ceps. With reepseto
dd
sleek appearance Paquin° replies to lisrforio, whole
what they are come for, " His }ldioms is go s.
tlsem to be eaten up by the ferocious animater blow
the Pie4monteee in his New Year's speech, " may/

press after the French lye gone."
On the south-eastern shores of the Caspias •
some new petroleum wells hive been lately disorei
The oil is stated to be much more plentiful sod of la
quality thea in any of the other Caucasian wells.
Among the recent arrivals in Rome is tbe
elms gentlemen who discovered the codex on Mout
alleged by him to be older than the Cods: Vetiment
11 is mot to Rome by his goveroment to comic., Buil
and canner* it with the one lately foood.
The Dean of Westminster has appointed' !I
Edwerd Lloyd, the youogor, to be " ool,lzrealimpsii:
the room of him late father, who was 1
womb% at Brampton.
Tie Rumor 07 LONDOL—Tho Moses el
Bishop of Loadme is still matched as serious. Bieslial
lice on Model after preaebiog at Bt. Paul's was,
• repetiticia of an attack attended with a similar fir,
tion after a semen delivered at St. Ace's _C7hafelt LT,
plorrise. en tbe pswiees Boudoir. Bat on the Tamiff
sooompanied with iallammatery ampules', sad a
to rheumatism is the regicia of the Mart. His
seessearily be slow sod tedious, and it is said that
arch have bees already made for the Bishop
Ozfeed, essi Resimster. sumiewiivelv sakistias
ellissepal duties of the dimes* of Labials for the thres
swaths of April, Hey, sad June. Oetsp iritir4
.craning at London Home we were happy to led lit:
bishop bad passed • somewhat better night-
gobs oa mare favourably co the wbote.—Berori.
°STILL PLUM. ONZ Banal*
Maw, Kahan 21.—Admilions on permaie
OM by at tido*. 1,052 ; total rialtos,

names Wier chiefly orafbsse,
coo Sir R. Chit* sad his sat
ad the market-place, bunt,
he houses el lie aspgalla
ed was Hy. Morale, who ,
C sad said—l ma a Ism maas
I recollect two days befall
half-pest 4 sad 16 obiork
mound. Mr. Ada* lad 1111
Eipaneer's arrange. Mr. dpot
*tart was room to Notth
that he thought it sae
s towe, became that, mai
r-place, and Mr. Opener s
setter go straight off to OM
I wen not more thea a .
the
day between ilarrsiar
Robert was on
ne of the pee* sholaall
sad Morley now!'
ight, the row has Mama
up 0. sough." I asiggr
book to Nottingham,
lse a terrible row is Me
go Nottingham I shoot
p." There was aim s •
at the platten* would V '''
I then seed with Tomes/
la Stesisy.streetas Mu • 1.
the home mashed Is, eag
d papers. The whole of
and most of the meta*
of
rest. He himself Sand m
the oommeoeemest of the
drive through the sheep
k ward. He saw him rake
wok towards Sweet's shop
I. The hate chief stesdahall
That gentleman's aims is
*eatable at that time.
flan talking with
nib= driver, in same le
ted that he new Mr.
the Milt* Odd* t
sad, " How d'ye da '
sad he replied, "0, •
" Shall we wis, sir.' Bs `•
• binder us." He seas 4 N
?" nod flve hem la ISt
keep out of the mad* plan
a."
wass-axamioed.