The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

ELECTION AT FALMOUTH.-(THIS DAT.)

ELECTRIC TILEGRATR.)
FALMOUTH, TIIVERDAT.
Mr. Baring has been re-elected to represent this
borough In parliament. No opposition was offered.

LEEDS Eucriox.—The Leeds Mercury, of this
day, contains adman to the electors from Mr. J. R. Mil*
the defeated candidate at the last election, and Mr. W. R.
Forster, who dates his address from the Reform Club. The
conservatives intend bringing forward a candidate, and our
contemporary remarks that the liberals cannot possibly Me-
ssed for either of their candidates, if both should go to
the poll.
Messrs. Slade and Rodwell are counsel for the

Beth petition ; Mr. Phinn and Mr. Clerk have been re-
tained by Mr. Tito.
The Scottish County Registration Bill, we (Scots-
ems) are sorry to hear, is likely to be abandoned foe the
session, owing to want of time and the unabated opposition
of the Scotch tory members.
It is understood (says the Scotsmen) that the
Lord Advocate is making inquiries and requesting explana-
tions in the proper quarters, is coneequenre of disclosures
in the report of the Scottish Lunacy Commission; and that
the Home Secretary has drawn the attention of the Board
of Supervision to those portions of the document bearing on
the department under charge of that body.
The Countess Poulett and Viscount Hinton are
shortly expected in London, on their return from a tour on
the coast of Spain. We (Both Chronicle) have pleasure in
dating that the noble viscount has entirely recovered from
the effects of the severe accident he met with while hunting
with the Duke of Beatifort'e hounds last autumn.
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We (Cheltenham Examiner) are authorised from
en Adel source to state that the incumbency of this parish
is at length accepted. Our new incumbent is the Rev. E.
Walker, M.A., of St. Matthias' Church, Salford, Manehee-
ter. The rev. gentlemen, we believe, is well known among
the clergy of Cheltenham.
The new Roman catholic church of St. Gregory.
St. James's-equme, Cheltenham, wee solemnly opened on
Tuesday. The inauguration was accompanied by a reve-
-1 menial of a very gorgeous character, in which numerous dig-
skates and eceladastics of the Romish church took part,
his Eminence Cardinal Wiseman and the newly-appointed
Bishop of Clifton being the chief.
EITEAORDINAILY REFUSAL TO BUST.—Some
short time bark a lady, related to Lord Misty.., of Pengwertr,
near St. Asaph, died. and his lordship gave orders for her
interment in the family vault of Lianthos Church, of which
place the Rev John Dairies is perpetual curate. For some
reason or other Mr. Davies refused to permit the interment,
upon which some persms elide/mowed to obtain forcible en-
trance, and one of them was fined for troopers. A second
time the church door was forced open, and a second time Mr.
Deirkie brought his action ter amps's. At the Conway
County Court, where the case came on, Mr. Devise was sub-
jected to a cross-emeninatioa, to show that he had buried
some et the Moetyn family in the church. After denying
that he had buried Lord and Lady Meetyn, he admitted that
ha had seas a plate in the church to the memory of Mum
Malaya. Be was then raked If he had ant put salphuric
isc.:nrerd en :Lett pglauleti..azd
judgment
with costa. tPe'lwasetgiinegenifne defendant,t°