The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-03 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR Or THZ EXPRK4I.

Sin,. The enclosed is a copy of is letter sent to
the secretaries of the different railways previous to our
carrying out the second resolution pesos! at the Agrietd-
(oral Hall.-1 am, Ac., J. S. CROCKER. Secretary.
Amalgamated Iftiekney Carriage Proprietors'
Association, 246, High Holborn, Sept. 2.
Six,—The enclosed is a copy of the resolutions passed
at the Agricultural-hall on Friday evening bust, and your
directors not having suggested any alterations in the
privileged cabs system, the trade will feel itself bound to
oury out its pledge to the resolution ; yet we again adi
if you will be pleased to receive a deputation of cab pro-
prietors and drivers on the subject.
Provided you do not comply with flak ropiest, the
re nasty in your own hands is simple. as railway ground is
granted by parliament for public use.
Ily ltith mid Eith Victoria, cap. 33, clause 12, it is
enacted that the Commissioner of Police shall hove power
to make public standings at the stations, by appointing
watermen or other persona whom he may think tit, only
with the consent of the railway directors, therefoni we
are simply asking for that which parliament has placed iu
your power to grant nt a moment n notice.
Trusting you will be pleased to comply with the wishes
of the above association, I urn, &e.,

J. S. CitOCNEtt, Secvetary.
2Z6, llolbotn, Sept. 2.

MII)I)I.EhEX REGIsTRATION.—Mr. 0. T. Witlimn-
son, of the Chancery bar has been appointed revising
barrister of Middlesex, and will commute Ids duties ou
the find day allowed by the new act—the 14th instant.
The number on the present register is between 14,000 and
14,000. The next revision is expected to meek to nearly
80,000. Mr. Alloy Jones will represent the conservatives,
and Mr. Gilbert the liberals. Under the recent act (31 and
32 Viet, chap. 68) Lord Chief Justice Oockburn oeukl have
amointed, in addition to the three revising barristers for
Middlesex and the boroughs us Middlesex, three more, but
his lordhhipp has not exervisod the power until it is shown
that more barristers are required to complete the revision
by the Bth October, in which cam, after this week, an ap-
plication will have to be made to the vacation judge at
chamber*.

PLOUGIIINU MATCH Es. In our report of dm
AU England }laughing Match, held at Kingmote, Glott-
eeaterahira, we omitted to notice that Mews. Hawkinson
were the only maker" who oompetcd, ■nd that the find
prire in the elan for general ploughmen waa won by tho
Duke of Beaufort'n WRII with a Howard plough.

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