The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-21 00:00:00

AND THB ANNUITY-TAX.

Secretory of the AntiAnintity-Tes.
a mmyot the eddreee lowly Item
n'appltldea., M.P., wren lam to the
WMWON would be glad to be favosired
a es Is the likelihood of their slashing en
Nara renew, with us at premed paid
MUT for the purpose of provide, Is, to
'Y mod they die oat. Kr. Hems has mat
reply
•• Benny Hall, 13th Dee., HMO.
Beweek, Secretory to the Aati-Aossity
Casemate', Maher/h.
waved the misted addles you have mot
w of the 9th net. • sod minims 1 agree la
, of the ebonvati;es mode by the eels-
, town is the peepoesl to apply boas mutual
Haw of Oemenoss.
that sea lone a gnat of 12,0001. a year
fortune, sad with a tonsaissiee la the
• great el 213,0001 at the time), sorely eau-
difficulty in providieg from the wish property
'renown. malignant tee they Ise BO nog
,art of the netropods of Enotleed.• I my me
they en I not adept what I before neon"
le ate of my loran lettere.
se of Lords Termini to sunders soy such
property of the chunk, I would *bons
Lords did not hesitate to yree ea wad

Iron the Itial church revenues to pay the
-", t►is Ismael is tis lionis Ikphalm al

de believe, or ma It be allowed, AM Oa wear
parliament should relieve the Row estbalks el
cbst of a shank thy de m Weed,
• justly sad greatly dismoMabeil with the
raven, sad that the parlissent sad Ms
. ratan to the loud puffer*. acrdllskt
itatiargh end Montrose relief he. the ter;
Siseity tax
,te the will et the government to settle the
thereby give peace to the Kirk of Scotland,
-t to the tax peyote ia its metropolis; and
the mane for oath *utilises*, so much
frigid,. _ _

of nessameediag a lodisation le the sus
he Kish in Edinburgh; bat mealy, if the
the coinsaittee give is their addrses of the
he ancient royalty be correct—O s., tiat
0,294 of a population of 23,046 who attend
b.otti ounsirent with jennies (which sea
is all natters) and sound policy that ea
be made as speedily se possible in that
assosats gad revenues in Ediaburgh.
'nobles to what I have already written
weigh mere with those who hats the power
tee daily exposures of the real state of the
remain, in the hopes that the lessons read is
,e their proper effect in the 'thin of the
you obedient servent,
"Josarn

CoLualott.—This day an accident, for-
unattended mai fatal malts, although several
eeverely eat end bruised, occurred this
the London•bridge terminus of the South
In eonrequenes of the dense fog,
been placed between the ticket
the points leading to and from the sta.
the North Kent train des in Lusk.* at

4.clock, had arrived at the ticket platform,
passengers' tickets bad been fizsatised, the nearest
t the man neat to bim to inquire if the train
but It appeared that this man must
misunderstood the reply, as he gave the signal for the
-- into the station at the very !moment when the
train foe Woolwich was passing out through
consequence was, that the trains came
before the Weaken:en could step
being so dines as to prevent the guards
,Ivers seeing the danger until too
both trains were moving •ery slowly. The
necessarily much alarmed, but none were
Alien some little delay, the usual traffic
resumed.

ELECTIONS (THIS DAT).—This being
I, the election of Common Councilmen took
majority of the wards there was se opposition
, of the old members.

,NTICIPATFD VACANCY IN THS
R6P3r2Elf-
•.roaoANsHl*a.—Anticipating the resigns-
of Dunraven, u out el toe member• of this
, gentlemen have been named as probable
mons them we limey specify H Dry Thomas,
Jayne : Rowel Goya, Esq , H.P. for Fal •
,glen ; mid Str Oeo. Tyler, who, it is said, has
commenced a canvass. Rumour his also indicated
the member for SWUM,, ss hayloft been
gentleman of both liberal and conservative poll-
ve forward. Up to this time, however, so
e been put forth, and therefore all conjectue
tbj.et can only be taken for what ft is worth.—
Herald.
' FOR CHILInTw"

_ supplies of poultry
country for the metropolitan markets are being
'—in the continental states to meet the demaads
festive season. comprising large quantities
and Belgium. The sister bland is also not
si present time in faraishiug supplies of this
%r el, the Banger, which has just arrived in
Dublin and Waterlord, his brought 160 largo
poultry u a part of her cargo of Irish produce,
• the largest importation of the kind into the
:bee takes place from belied.
ED BUROLABT AT BLAMES-BILL—Boon
to rust no the night of the I.P.tt instant, Mr.
independent gentleman, who resides with his
Skews hilt, heard a now at the bask-door of
named. d shortly afterwards by a knock at the
"- at once demanded from his bed-room win•
. wanted, when a man, who &prated to be
party of three or four, replied that they wanted
er. Mr. Healey declined going down for the par-
applying their wants, but directed them to a plum
might help themselves. The men then stated
t water they wanted, bat money, and they
if Mr. Healey did not open the dear they
entractes. Mr. Healey reused to do their
in tarn they commenced putting their threat
Mr. Healey then fir, d a gun at them, and
i by mantis, the fire, thereby smashing the
He then sprang a rattle, hearing which the
decamped. Accompaeied by a neighbour,. whom
ad brought to hi. assistance, Mr. Healey "Dentin
. the ruffians effected their neap°. o.‘ setae
examining the premises, Mr. Healey discovered
-swede:me vieitors had sailed op hie beak door,
'ng the noise whico first attracted his attention
h a view of preventing his escape after they
entrance.— BrigAton Goodie.

ten o'4:leek at sight an armed
unknown, supposed to amulet to twelve la number,
visit to the house of Patrick Quinlan, of Coleman..
teed themselves bp firing shots through the bedroom
They discharged no leas than 70 bells into Ih. apart.
-.then posted • threstening notice on the:kitchee
r giving threecheen retired. Quinlan took • farm,
from 6.r John Power, Dart. His windows
to stow, and the kitchen door holed is
.4 0 vemme nt have offered a reward of 801.
appragosion of any or ell the members of this gang
moonlight legialetors.—ls the OM 1111 "Moloney V.
Moan. Headley and O'Connell, Wets anointed
of Cbaneery, peoiteeded, emompenied by six
tee lends of Mogoury, to Marais for rent due
When they arrived on Ms lands they were mat
If men and women, everegieg from eighty to
untied with pi.elforke, and other dangerous
some of the women serried large stones. This
heeded by two Amason., smiled both the
knocking them down iodireeircinately.
el this combat would have been, in all arab&
woes It cot for the leteruntioo of a mow
Deism, who mewesded in effecting a cessation of
end an notiommadation between the parka We
leaned that the object of this mistimes wee ts
reduction en the rents of 26 pee met Ibis mdse.
4 been promised them by the court, bet was after-
revoked, ia oon•tquenes of ,representation made by
itor that the land was let too cheap, but the feet
as eine verso, and it is no more thee an eat el
my that the generality of the tenantry ere well
I, peaceable, sad industrious. Then wee • keeper
he meats to hue an "ye" to some corn open
seizure led bees made, bat he less beaten no
- night that bat little hopes ue en•ertained of
On the same day ea meal number of tenants
thinaselve. ea an sok lining term coiled "Moyne,'
remained in waiting all day * 'methadon of a
, from their landlord, Yr. Aldwell, of Ciousel.
Chronicle.
MIER AND SON CHARGED WITH ARSON.—
into this case, allu led to In Thundey's Express,
yesterday morning before MIMI. C. Plumb, C.
J. B. Foster, sad H.B. Faster. Several additional
;were examined, after whisk Mr. Nuke and Mr.
seventy addremed the bench, end both prisoners
' and his see) were fully eammitted for trial on

-arATION OF TORTOlailk—The vowel Ada,
. ase arrived is the dear; fres idirsedardima arieset
.0 very lugs Rumba of 6,000 totleits al a pontos of
bit
ouzo.