The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-25 00:00:00

ELECTION COMMISSIONS.

It was exp•ated that Mr. Amick a.
Soh:udder would be examined Were the eimakeimom
Lancaster yesterd Both gentlemen bed be..
by letter that the coay. mmiseionen were of %Mika ft,"
part they had taken in the recent election team'
within the provhaens of the act of pail=
were invited to make any statement
necessary, but on the distinct t=ersbacki4
suck statement should not be held to sodas
to a oertillsatie of indemnity. They append t
yesterday, bat Mr. Schneider declined to mt.
unless he was summoned in the regular fora, •
Fenwiok, who said he was prepared to contradist
the evidence bearing upon his own case, desired to
his statement until the whole of the evidence
taken. Mr. Lawrence has, U airmen, been ror
a witness in the usual weg, sad Mr. Fear
complained of the distinction whisk the a
had drawn between the cases of himself and
and that of their conservative opponent.
At the meeting of the Totals encosoimicems ys„_
few witnesses of cane importance were examinsa.
Holman, in answer to questions put, stated the
know that meetings of lament's'
side had been held at the Seymour Hotels
miasioners began their sitting, to &terms, sir
should be given. He had been to the hot* b
no such meetings. Mr. Bowden, a general nit
happy to say. that laa did not live in Totem.
had a More in the town. He bad twice
Ponder es s candidate. He offered 51.
being let off last time ; but Mr. Pander meld
of it. He knew Mr. Sonde, and bad let h"
to the amount of 501. Mr. Swale bad
neutral in polities, tut it would not de.
trying he lost the custom of a Mr. qrs..,
wanted him to vote for him as a comnalklmit
that Mr. Sonde put aside his neutrality.
election was being hotly contested. it vas
Dent, conservative, who had a notion r
possessed a majority of seven or eight,
give five voters 5001. or even 1,0001. each rai
the election. Hearing that, whams west
named Tucker, who was very ill in bed, at
doctor had forbidden to vote, and told him
stood. The irk man declared that be we
that to have • fist in the fight had made him..
spoke. Witness took Tucker to the polling-hootic
and as they passed the Seven Stars several e--
who were there caught a glimpse of Tucker,
of biro brought an expression of honor
tenoning. The Rev. W. H. James told his
the money which Mr. Pander had lent him.
consider it a bribe, and believed that he should
it back.

A destructive fire, causing damage
of about 40,0001., broke out on Sunday
mill belonging to Mesas. Jas. Marshall
at Dialey, near Stockport. Amongst the
strayed are 51,000 spindles; and one effect
be to throw 250 hands out of employment.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO TEE HO
Pnome.—Oß Saturday last, while shooting r 0...
Downs near &Deemer, the lion. Arthur Pelham,.
son of the Earl of Chichester, met with a WWII mask k
which he has lost a portion of his right hand. ' a mini
was occasioned in loading, by the charged ham
consequence, it is supposed, of the force
down a wad in the other, or right-hand i•
the loading rod remained, but without ii
blown off by the explosion. Mr. Pelham
by Mews. Taylor and Furner, of Bright
favourably a the wound, and of Mr. 7
state of health up to Monday.—Sasser At
THE LATE EARL OP CARLISLE.—At
ago a movement was started in Melton for \
permanent memorial of the Earl of Carlisle t
the Castle Howard 'skate. The Melton prog
sequently merged in that of a county meeting 1
at which Lord Houghton propoosd and carried,
of an art memorial--a Corinthian column, •
founded on Bulmer near Mahon.
of the late earl being par excellence that 4
thropist, many of his frieeds were desirous
what they deemed to be a more fitting r
benevolent nobleman ; and now that the is
obtained for the county pillar the Archbishop
those associated with his grace have set s
5001. to erect • Carlisle Chapel at the Castle
forinalory School, four miles from Melton.
was the president and greatest friend of the.
which hitherto has no chapel accommodation.
donors have already subscribed one-half
quired.
THE MEDICAL &Room. —The medical
connexion with the great metropolitan hospi'
with those of many of the large provincial
opened on Monday next, the lit of October.
inaugural addresses will be delivered as
Coll
elge, Sir Wawa Ferguson ; Guy's, Si
dent) : Charing-eras, Mr. R. Harwell,
on, Dr. Head ; St. George's. Dr. J. W. Of
to Professor Ringer, M.D. ; Westminster,
R Middlesex, Mr. Hulks ; St. Thomas's, Dr.
tholomew's, Mr. Savory ; St. Mary's, Mr.
The following are the arrangements'
vincial schools :—Maachester Royal Sabi. .
Browne ; Liverpool Royal School, Mr. Sarnul
Leeds School of Medicine, Mr. Samuel Hee
Queen's College, Birmingham, Mr. David IV
School of Medicine, Dr. A.veling; Colleen
ceatleen-Tyne, in connexion with e
ham, Dr. C. J. Gibb. The prizes bs
Rev. Canon Whitley, F.R.S.
OIUMNATIONS.—At a general ordination
in the cathedral church of Norwich, on
following persons were admitted
Deacons : Ellice Keppel, Associate -
don ; Andrew Foster Mentor, 8.A., New
Robert Washington, 8.A., Trinity College.
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol hi
nation in the cathedral church of Glouectu,
last, when the following gentlemen were
holy orders. viz.:—Deacons : George Ai
Edmund's Hall, Oxford ; Henry Martin
Galardi@ and Oaks College, ()unbridle
Lawrence 8.A., Magdalen College,
dimiseory'from the Bishop of Hereford)
k*
Mor, B. A. St. Peter's College, Carol
George Martin WHeon, BA., Gurrille
Cambadge. After the ordination the '
following to muscles, viz. :—Tbe Rev. _
Prestbury ; the Rev. Harry Martin Barnet,
Kings ; the Rev. Henry Powell' MogridA
Marton.
THE LONDON SUNDAY-SCHOOLS •
formal presentation of the London Sunk
boat, the ' Robert Raikes," to the Nat
Whitton will take place this evening
Islington. Mr. Alderman It
r itit;4
the ehair on ths omai
of the Lifeboaton, and
InstitutMn, waive'
behalf s
of the committee, and will deter
the lifeboat and its work, illustrated
grams. kc.
It will be remembered that some
the Bishop of Oxford laid the foun4istk..
a
"Sisters' none at St. Giles's, Oxford.
at once proceeded with, and had reecho
when the works were suddenly stos
has caused much surprise at Oxford,
ass
the public has been raised to a considerable
rocs reasons having been suggest
ed
m:r
dooent of the reject. It has m,'"d
01
Kiss Hughes, the lady who his men.,lt
taring be building emoted, refuses t°
Collage, from whom the ground is laud, ogle
enpervisian over it when it shall be oorapt
meter is likely to form the subject of legal forajel
The Mayor of Southampton boa In'lltea soi
Goldsborough and the officers of the United noel
r
• thslYkliveasitslamoftimmwar toPr;bewratirshoutt 110baal: gt tki
Deb patches were received yeetotu.,lll whet
Colonial-Aloe from the Governors of thr
lime. Natal, SR Haler., the North Anuri n
c6A;/
and Bermuda. Despatches were lest to the
the settlements on the West Coast of Africa