The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-27 00:00:00

VACANT 874 M.

A writ ban been received for the election of a
menhir for the borough of Falmouth sod Pawky., rem.
&mei ascent by the appointment of Mr. Thomas O. Daring
as a Lori of the Adodnlty. The nomination has been fixed
hen twdey, and no opposition Is likely to occur to Mr. liar-
lets re-electissa although a report is in circulation that a
mpsisitionkseboss sent to Mr. Gwyn, in Wiles, soliciting his
spin as/ft Merit If a poll should be demanded it will
be Whin to-mossew.
The drab et Mr. Devise erode= a vacancy la the rem-
ovable& of the emir of Carmerthen.
A ter been gar the both of Mr. Roll bad become
blown in beds, a halm mongircoloured plod wee poaed
ca the deed wane waft Mr. W. E. Forskr, et Ditay, near
. . .

Otley, re the pima lama tbe liberal skean earth re sup-
port re the ursassor le the beard. Xt. Ceiba ear
Onset the sir mein X OM She Shied iir. eal Mr. W.
Beath ia the die 1 the teranmethre. Kr. Detheth vb.
mpreeertel Wpm la dm YM pealseeert, Smartly tapir
seated Lath.

The Countess of Danraves gave a grand ball last
mein et the holly tesselea. la Beams-square.
It is stated (aye the Bury Post) with reference
to the Isle son to the Doke of Rutland, that ell his &Al-
abama will be weds good in is time, sad that wary shil-
ling will he rid W his eets maim
The Royal Osaminisa for inquiring into pur-
slane la the saw ant yeineday at No. 1, Whitehall-yard.
The Duke et flemerret geoids& The other corned...loaves
.

Fares were the Rigid Hon. Sidney Herbert, Lord Stan-
ley, nasal Sir De Lacy Beans, General Sir Henry Ben-
ds* the Welt He.. Edward Like, General Wynyard,
awl lb. G. Ow atm His Repel Illeglinses the Duke of
CAmbeilms selesibil tubes the esmatesiow
It say um ewe rimier. ogee disappointment if
we Were then bee the bald days at Allerahott now are no
Imps Tally sal Tetley. Retrenchment has penetrated
lbw owe% awl power-burs* I. strictly limited to Wed-
relays. They win she be glad to Isere that $ handsome
and oweatobews Alba Is bine eroded at Farnborough.

" It may serve to miaow Our neighbours the per-
m/snag d Dalin IsttYws&tae sea the constancy of the
nations& ehwastsr," altwens the Dews, "that the minister
who newel the Awe, lieloakta Ia 1809, when Napoleon
was stlll be the Wild al We pewee and sumer, when the
Dab* of WNW= w jut commencing his career in the
PillaNlllll, and lasheeisereely a living Sovereign in Europe
was bees, ispeated the Ake last Monday. It must be added
that Lied Pabwarston eildbited even more than his youthful
vivacity, and clothed the dry figures not only with bodily
significance, but even with airy grace."
The friends of James Ferrer, Esq., the ex-11.P.
for South Durham, intend entertaining him at a grand ban-
quet in the Centre Hall, Dulingtoe, on Monday next. His
Otsce the Duke of Cleveland has signified his intention of
tekbet the chair on the coomion, and about 400 are expected
to attend.

DEATH or ME. ROBERT HALL, M.P.—We
announce with muzb regret the death of Mr. Robert Hell,
the now member for Leeds. Mr. Hall had been for some
few days dangeroinly ill. The fatigue of the late parliamen-
tary meted, acting on a frame which bad nerer quite nen-
deed from the Aso* of the fearful railway acddent which
I ems two years ago ennepletaly shattered Me serrate .rearm,
bad, we him., watch to do with seorktating the IncLutauly
east. Mr. Hell wee salverselly respected at the bar, and
highly esteemed whntaver he was known. His age was 56.
He we. called to the bar In Mk, and went the Northern
Chant. At the Wert Riding &talons he bad for some time
a lending practice; and as a thoroughly sound, ingenious,
end learmed lawyer, had few imperious in Westminster 11.6.
Mr. Charles Emili Laurent, one of the conductors
of the Argyll Rooms, and Member of the Royal Society of
Musicians, died in London on Saturday Wt.
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" It appears certain," says a letter from Munich,
"that Prince Charles of Bavaria, brother of the en-King
Louis, in to font act to-morrow a morpnatic marriage at his
palace of Tegernoec. He espouses a lady who paid him
great attention daring his last illness, the widow of the
actor Holken, and known for her elevated mind. She is at
the seam limo to receive mho title of C•un4ea de Tegernser,
like his first wife. That lady wan also connected with the
etaga, and was created Countess de Bever dorm. Her two
&ashram have married into noble Swanks of Bavaria."
The King of Bavaria visited the vaudeville,
Theatre, Pena, on Be day evening, to witness the reform-
anos M the lams BosaAommoss, sad on Monday eviedag the
Theatre due Verifier.