The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-02 00:00:00

No. 3.—(Private.)

" 2, Dr. Johnson's-build Temple, EX., Nov. 22.
ings,
' Dear Sir,—l have received your note ; the rent quite
correct. I hope you will believe mq when I say that I
should be very sorry if you did not vote for the conserva-
tive candidate if you approve of his views, and I can assure
you that this is Mr. Paget's wish with regard to every voter.
I always think that in • question of principle in this
oountry every man should vote and express himself es he
pleases. lam very much obliged to you for your kind
offer, which I quite feel is made out of personal regard for
myself. I, however, most sincerely hope that you will
vote according to your own feelings, and I
moment wished to persuade you to the contrary. The
only reason I wrote to you on the subject at all was,
that as I had been told you bad some private dislike to
Mr. Paget, I thought that you ought to know what had
been said. lam quite sure that you will conduct your
opposition to Mr. Paget quite fairly ; and by voting against
bun from conscientious motives, you will please not only
myself. but you will please him as well as all your friends.
This is a liberal principle, and I hope you will approve of
it, although you are • conservative.—`Very sincerely yours,
" Jolts W. hira-Loz.'

No. 4.
" Lumley, Nov. 26,1807.
"'Deer Sir,—l trouble you with a few lines, to say how
exoeedingly hurt and annoyed I am by something which
in
has passed connection with this election. I bad, as I
before told you, promised to vote for the conservative !
candidate. I now see by the papers that Lord Ingeetre
made use of my name at the nomination, which was most
unwarranted. As you will see by the enclosed, be bad no
authority whatever. With regard to any personal feeling
towards Mr. Paget, respecting leaving my farm, it has long
gone by. La your father kindly accepted me as tenant,[
have lost all feeling of personal injury.—l remain, your
obedient servant, • JOHN Goonsus.'
" I think that Lord Ingestre himself, had he read these
letters, would hardly have ventured to make the charge he
did against me or my son. As regards Mr. Douglass's as-
sertion and insinuation, I feel too much contempt for his
conduct to deal with him at more length. One more
letter shall aloes this matter. It is from Lord Ingest". to
Mr. Goodman. It tells its own story. I hardly know
which to admire most—its absolute contradiction
of his own statements on the hustings, the
candour with which he expresses his Yemen for at-
tacking me, or the singular
confusion of ideas which
led him to conclude that he could authenticate his mute.'

No. 5.
" ' Nov. 26,166 Z.
" ' Mr. Geohnon,—ln reply to your question to me,
whether I bad your authority from you to mention your
name at Waster 3 esterday, I have to state that I did
not receive the information from you that you had been
written to by your landlord about your vote at the en.
suing election. I never told you I should men-
tion the matter, and probably should not have done
so, if the liberal side bad net attacked the con-
servatives, and accused them of putting on the
screw. Knowing I could authenticate your cam, I of
course, quoted it, as I had a perfect right to do. lam
sure you are not the least to blame in the matter, as you
and I had no conversation as regards your vote, except
when I canvassed yon.—Believe me, your sincere well-
wisher, " • INOISTILL
" 6 I keep a copy of this In case of ft.ture reference.'
" What the gentlemen of Leicestershire will think of
this charge, so reckleuly and persistently made, I cannot
1 say ; but I will venture to express my opinion that the
oorrespoudence is alike creditable to my eon and to Mr.
Goodman.—l am, sir, your obedient servanJs t
" 0., Mutton.
" 16, Stuseznquare, Hyde-park, Deo. ta, 1867."

According to a Limerick correspondent of the
Journal, " the authorities am apgreliessive el
sesesthins. occurring in the locality el the—Lower Shau-
-1 ass." the meta," towers betimes Lewis& sad Beal
I Point are being reinforced, sad • portion of the Had Ree-
-1 giant have game to Tarbent. It is eh* stated that • re-
guise rptega oemmunisition by signal has bean ar-
vaned, to be kept up nista further orders, betwom the
forte dmg that line. The posting et inflamsedory *dards
at Denmanway, eouaty Cork _
mad the suited sad az-
potent condition of some ot'
stirasslase is and about
Mitcheletown, have led to the of drafts of troops
to that district. Pledge of the sad Slit regi-
ments have been sent to spots in the neidlthour-
hood of Cork sad Queenstown, which appeared to
be open to attack, sad the forts as Dublisce=d
along the coast sear Belie" have bees
It is stated that his Excelissey the lard Lieutenant sad
Lord Mayo were to have pesseisd is • visit to the
Kildare Runt Club yeatedw, but thie Gail of the Great
Southern and Wedges vwq Oesigniig. esesived in-
foraiatioa on Tuesday essaing Meat his Iseeniersy ard the
IChid Seeretery.dsleasised es is town for the
present. In adeides ts the assEwrd., Saadi'
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nant Alfred Oliver Tottenham, for drunkenrre. The fol. further orders, guard wads, damsw was
lowing officers formed the court :—Captains y.. vandt- zr". ere daily
_arriving at
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