The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

SOUTH NOTTINGHAMSHIRE ELECTION.]

TO TIIS EDITOR OT THE 1121111011.
Sir,—The electors of this division have now before
them two modidates desirous of the hotpot of repreasoting
them in parilamest, and ocaseessatly it is the duty of those
is possessios of the prhilege of electing the future member
to mamas with are and eposittersMa the pritenebne of
both radiates who offer theaseelves to their
Is the first we have the scion of a noble kose=th.
out any previous experience, pat forward and
the chief noblemen of the coolly, who anew=
that the tenant farmers shill nape allowed to oxishise their
free tad undoubted right of selecting a person to remota
them wt. thoroeghly understands and would vigorously sp.
ply bawl( to bring forward surassree to remedy the evils
seder Which the agricultural interest is now suffering.
The constituency should recollect that Mr. W. H. Barrow
speaks Mks a pretties! am, and informs the electors that,
should be be the man of their shake, they will nod him tke
°passe of extravagant expenditure and of all atlas sad
abeam plates or pensions eanacquently he ought to have
the support of those who may differ with him on the subject
of protection to the landed interest.
Lord Newark is put forward at a time when the mienl
units cannot, and ought not, to submit to prestos le
'relators," nor should • numerous soostituenry be subjected
to the ordeal of the parliamentary trident of eh** future
' lord of Throseley ; and if • aura of legislative adneation
Is requisite to adapt him for the hereditary his.., this a
small borough should be the place from whines his epee/dal
Mon souls be dated.
The tenanbfarmets of South Notts shoild, by their re-
nounce to lordly domination, show to other oonstitsentes
the mode by which they might obtala Mules of their
griessnoes ; for sat they send men to parliament practi-
cally acquainted with their ciente, and who will apply these
salves to remedial sessuree, their condition can aerer be
Unproved.
The rest of the laud of Earl Kaaren, in this parish is
each as precludes the nominee candidate for South Notts
from speeklay elk that stableiro, sad the effects made by the
lomat farmers he eilsot on easement at rents is peopomint
to the asap made by the sitaraties in oar laws ego
not eslealated to be farnsweed by the election et Lord New-
s* is their repretantative.
Kr. Bestow, the easelidate of the tenant tamers has
ra leas lids amass Ikea, and has bees eelebrated by
m a
ptitade kg Wises sad his pruned weenies* is the
ennandgel severaninen d the rosary (of whir& he bar bees
• niegingani fee sway years), sad would therefore *wry with
him !!tole parlienrat a thorough undemanding of their lasi
wawa. nabbed with an extensive knowledge of the tree
ialagess of the agrisalturiela generally I an. Sir, roues
on=AN ELBCTOII OF *BOUTS NOTTS.
Dee. le, 1860.

Tax GMIL-PIISMITIIIO Numks cs.—A Mar SHOT
-.ems is affidestly this in the fens, bat the haseusear
pang lauds as the asseamst is Reiadadt and she seighbase•
audiagsesseue Is is sailliust wawa_ w_le bias law
ler aharesten 111 wart Willa Aped fns' Ilikaltasts
this week. The Mowing i.l, lanai oftastaa as eas at
want be obtain, : On Saturday kid w,abastra. 1111.141
Maid Os.. wee taapering on land. esetwied by Mr. Mary
LUC in Helhaa Marsh. It appeassaat Mr. MK as a
etaiderable distaste, was watching boa behind • kedge,.
Gee shot a hare% dse Maeda it Tusk Mr. UHF war tent
waled. Mr. HlMll•believed, it is mid, that tke shot wow
aimed at 1034 aid laasedlatt ly dtot at the seesaw • whisk
sat takli Ma% he fired alas, Lai, akin awe Wiliam*
shattered os• of the poor =WU WIN sad
=le. a• shim wee awn* H
eaddeeed fa MN days is grist drew.
revived MIMI &rayed to Sall ag gaol for In
pursuit el game en lands is the sampatioa .1 .H. •
There ars sand versions of the affair. It le taped that,
what the pie Mew br lisgertd 'ea his term of
#t=
awd, he will es prosurstar opsitufirt of Ist*
and dust the • Mlle of the 'serf limy be

Tas Aaut zit lamon.—This month the forted in
Imbed odidot it
el" of ,44 at Mitaamy, Md
If Waft ar MVP) am emit*

'1) *than 17,

PAPAL ENdROACHMENTS.

ST. MICHAEL PATERNOSTER, AND ST.
MARTIN VINTRY.
_

; Mr. Darling ham eel' thefollowing letter from
the Bishop of Lndoa m reply to the manorial pub; a ed
is our alum ea Saturday last :
Fulham, Da. 14,1860.
My Sear Sir,—The address whisk you han trauma, ad
se no, avid by yourself sad ether naentisre of the shun*
of Bsgl.ad, inhaNtaai of the 'salted pasialsos of St. Miami
Patinae'', sad St. Martin Vietry, has been noelved by
me wish gnat satiantioo, both as eaprcsain of your kind
feelings towards myself sad ay office and as 'einem your,
Ana attaohantat to the principlas sad nastltution of our rt.
formed church.
. . . . .

reaiinery Tiniest with you in the view whirls you have
taken of tits lota papal inseams of dm Hahn and liberties of
our °Muth, and et the mass effectual method of resisting It,
via., by rejeetieg, in all Its parts and Matures, is so far es
they were dmiW and pat away from as at the Berm/arra,
the corrupt system of the citarsh of Rome, and by rasa.
Tsarina, soak in hie proper sphere of duty, to set forth la all
their gainer sad Integrity the priaelphis of the 'harsh of
lingland,.pe they are embodied la her Liturgy, articles, and
NUM. This if we do, sod if we are earnest and courant
Is prayer to Gsd, that He will be pleased to protest and JIM
hi:MIAOW the church, we shall have nothing to
fest from oar adversaries.

I reinaht, .y tiser ;Ir;yoar faithful friend and servant,
The Bev. Thos. Darling. C. J. LONDON.

THE BISHOP OF ST. ASAPH.

The fgUov is the reply of the Bishop of fit
Asaph to the W'Res presented to his lordship Mom the
clergy_ ot tbe egaideenneyi of lliciaMontery
" y dear MrrAtebeassee,-1. have MOON Stith greet
satisfeetkas ingsmian al the seines eFreeneWend
brother slew& isle sigma is the May lebea W the Bishop of
Bow, sad NOM, Met war seedments egress, des*.
Yon have pesperly stated that the green& et offence
which has bees Übe, sad whisk hoe melted the strongest
language in of the kingdom, does sot °mein in
his eatherilleg to superintend the welfare, of the
people of his , bat in his reloading to greats
new sees, and to give the bishops appsMted by kin a lard-
toile! wheat, "la epirinteillni" over the people of a king.
does over whisk in hag no right, and who are blessed with a
chuck of their own, probably of the amt age r that of
Rosso.
" The nimbi's of the Real* connanlas may have ob-
jected to their being gemmed by viten apostolic, who ere
liable to be renoved at the pleasure of the seam of Rome;
but the iedependeam of them who episcopally govern thi
Roman eatbolie sank is Bashed night easily have been
eitahliabed, without atteekieg in se unjeetifi tble a manner
the may 'Matinee of that shank which God hal established
is this hvetwed lead. Bat let as always remember that the
safety et war beloved shank doss not depend on the *math '
with which we temeastrate spirt the ill conduct of others,
but en the Corinne seal with whisk we perform our own
, dukes; and let us prey that es the Bishop of Rome woad
, treat as r notiazistieg, oar people may duty feel the
L apieitaal hoseat el ear adobtratioss is their 01111 parishes
sad homes, wed stay testily their sense of it by a growing love
, to the shares of their forefathers
" I have the hearse to be, my dear Mr. Archdeacon, year
Maid end dieseme,
THONAB YOWLER ST. AS APH.
" Venerable Antuteasia Clive,"