The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-11 00:00:00

ELECTION NONINATIONS.

WI PNERBURY.—Tho nomination for this borough
place on Toeiday, the 171 h. not on the 19th, as
accidentally mispiinted in the Erpres% of y~es•terday.
LEEDB.—The nomination will bo SAW for Mon-
day, and the polling for Tuesday.

Tim Dias°Lunos OF PARLlAmiern—ln the
new Itegietrstiou Act the following powl-ion appear, in
reel ence to the tueembling of the new parliament :—" If
the nest dispolution of arliament taker place in tho yen
184.8. the time to be llppointed for the flr.t rueetiug of tho
ar:iament of the United Kingdom of Great !tritons
and behind after such disPolittion may be at any time not
les than 28 days after the date of such woes/nation, any
act, law, or utage to the contrary notwithstanding."
ADMIRALTY EMPLOYES AND THE ELV:TIONS.—
In collet:gunny of the great increa e in the uumbor of
cotere under the provisiouo of the Representation of thg
People Act of last session, oil the day of poling a whole
Lohday will be 1411011/1 d to all voters in the naval and
victualling establithmeuts, and naval bo.pitale, to entble
them to ncotd their vote., Us* which holiday no ded action
will be made fn m their pay.

COUNTY EI.PATIONB.—IIy a recent act an elec-
tion in counties can take place WI four days after the hold-
ing of the court at which proclamation is rondo to " elect
a knight or knight,- to serve in parlisuneut." It was for-
mes ly '• six days " after the proclamatioa.

Fetus° Be rite.—By the new Rogistration
Act (31 and 32 Viet., c. 68) the law ha‘ been amended.
the provision in the act of William IV. has been repeahrd,
and it is now enacted "that the polling booth, at each
polling place shall be to divided and arranged in compart-
ments by the sheriff or other returning °Mate. that wit
more then 608 electors shall be allotted to poll at each
compartment."
THE GENERAL ELEtTioN.- Mr. Stanford has
publithtd a very 'ireful guide to the coird..tueucies of the
Un:ted Kingdom, showing all the counties, divisions of
counties, parliamentrov botoughs, and universities, with
the alterations and auditions accord rig to the new Reform
Act. In the some cover Mr. St %Ilford also publishes a
full list of candidates. with a curio re aud (atereaun..: an,.
lysis, and other valuable information.

LoictON Pittt..trni Rorie 80(31:W.—The annual
axetingof the above society was held ye t•rday cycling
at the Sot iety'a-rooma, Moira-chamber,, Ironmun ter-hins.
The chair was taken by Mr. Deputy Stapleton. From the
report, which vas teed by the secretary, it uppra-ed that
the object of the am defy was to relieve the 'mar with h cid
and coals in all putts of the me' ropols. The reeel:ds of
the l% t year amounted to 2 9261., out of which 1.0971.
hod lain paid for bread and 1,/SW. fur coals. the !mimics
Mt) be:lig. after necessary expenses. carried fo-ward.
Dr. Cum.!. who moved the adoption of the repent.
tsatifled to the good the soe'ety had done in the district of
Whited:al el, w ith which he was ac piainted. Mr. Wm.
Clark, in feeouding the report, bore sins tar testimony,
adding that the society had n volunteer almoner in the
ref WU of roma respectable tradesman. He regretted that
the financial statement was nut so ratisfactoi7 as he could
with. the balance being only 27/. 130. 7d.. and he truetud
that the henevokut would put them hotter in funds during
the current year. The report was unanimously adapts!.
The remainder of the proceedings were more formal, and
terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to the chairman,
and to Mr. John Henry Beeps. the hon. secretary.
EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE. Yesterday the
twenty-second annual conference of the British organira-
tion of this Alliance was held at the Freenissone-hull,
°teat Queen-street. At the morning meeting, Mr. James
Spicer presided, sad there was a tolerably large attend-
abee. Amongst those prevent were lord Haddock,
General Alexander, General Clarke, General Walker
Mr. J. Finch, the ev. W. Pennefather, Day. Dr. Steam;
Bev. Carr J. Glyn, So.,
Dultreit TAILORS' LANGUR AGENCY, NEWINGTON
CATAUSWAT.—Mr. J. C. Buckniaster, of the department of
Science and Art, Routh Kensington, addraa'ad a crowded
audience of working men last evening on "Technical
Education." The meeting derived increased interest from
the presence of Mr. Layard, M.P., who supported Mr.
Buckmeeter's views in a brief but admirable speech. Dr.
Rendle, of Southwark, took the chair.

The " Court Circular," October 24, says :—Au
Important disarray bee hurt been made that (Mania Wan key
pr. peek Terre the beet and seed nutritious teed fee animals nt
all deerketens. The experience of all aaManalal• Proms that
bon..e. rows, and plea who partake of We f led me M • iamb
nenditkm, yield mote produce. sad ara loss add, to
die sae than fettle fella the ordinary alaaale. Ansakor psis on,
vant.im is that ty ite tien • oituddemble se= iegieled. We
rorroalaalial our Fad.la to Om this sow the
Nutritioue eerie kketraet, • fair trial, and we au.).= ye
Iwnott meanierily, the it animals will ph Faid-osa. Th.
promlelmrp are the North British tette or, of IT,
hanhopiandoatn at Without, its., Olio wildledlediMeend seam*
of LOB/ tee do fords., or WO for 10s.—(A4verUmwmakj