The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-11 00:00:00

to the cashless end the pro-
.ter Grenefies.

vote d arab in.;
castings tartains4d.-1

ELECTION TRANS.—A more curious instance of
tie siodecity with which little poet men knew how to fol-
low he mum* of Ask Were, in suppressing the true
sake of the papas at *taw yam, is to be found in the de-
tails d *. &dies fir Clrippleg Wyootsbe, • borough with
• hundred mth% M the year sweaters hundred and
twenty-ewe. i+ +d Shrimpem, the mayor, had, by the
help if Smith so elierrem meth mere then meaty ham-
my freemen to the MGM Mem cm election and an-
other. The. he secured ponesion of his own morsel of
power. Write bring Ind for • new elmtka, this mayor
serimmasti the electors est en appointed day to the town-
hell, the anal polling piece. He had waned with hie
own party, which wee der oat-numbered; end, la mord-
mos with his pin, sorelescl, et • rather Waraa, hoar
then that mei es Me eameoes, in the town-ball
with ithility ad a gni umber et thins,
sad ether make mein at-
=by the madiastes *oared, and a seat retue of
semi mil ethers Thus he got .11 the velure not aware
Of his deign its the town-hall, so mice In s trip ; but
whew he himself wee half-way up the stairs big twitched et
the robe by Mama limit, soddenly tense back; and,
leaving a grad it the deer if the towtrilall leprevent the
opposition roan from mein made spied with Ms whole
following to the George durb.tiss, when be email a poll
under the hp, end recerdsd mess d baps* ma for his
.mdiste, bat rely two mast him ; 4E6, thist eta ennead
who was Wks so_ to vela, to awe awareness The poll
ems thee abash sweaty-three Mel Meth abet up in the
town-bill, do* • motet, ad amen at than found their
Vey to the W-leouas, whim the Pthe Let was read to then,
endiVeceellsred to dispute. TIE EsTor's man became
the wasaher.—Dieherie Naawilad Ward&
Tim or ram lonootor.—Tie election for
this ) seasM hue • "seeder sea.
Mr. =tlM me)
des to cunt the sW hoes the
"aaaard• ef md 11M. nem Mem GM pee OM
• aailiele*lllsior Boyle MI Lot Shari Timm. The
etalthem mied ea Mb the puled ma Issam. At •
freeze dm*, the eit is the OA theme oath Tbe
key et the beam& et Mae is la my plaid ;MaWmo to
Mantua Ilaaaw" TXi mold sem es beree borne in
eiad by SENO ENE coo mthembells Menthe • hr saucely
W the meirimied ma* lebea Ms tees on the
Imilms, Ma • Mime blew sprawl the crowd
Weft en • kag wager lay, sesela
emir kossigro, he laid to the beasemble pothers.
At the semen mime • depisthea d eiselem eigemil
the Ma* bathes a
weime ple k
us, tey d.. Meath le •abd-
..▪ =
la
.62molamaile ours,
as,wlti which they lamed Yr. Nicoll.
-LlFitrAiro skpawkat.
SUDDEN MIMI OF MR. S. WALKER, OWNER OP
WINITIILD.—OaTImusIay evening the sadden death of
Mr. Stephen Walker, landlord of the Queen's Head, High-
street, Meryl/bone, occurred heeded the bier of that house,
which st the time was thronged with elestomers. Deceased
wis owner of the well-known home Whkilthi, Meer if the
Ascot Oold Cup 1868, and whisk ran berth la the Metro-
politan lisaidleir et the late He
bad mealy method the lei Las
sum *them the property d• Mr. I. T. loath,
Ism et Dewy Ms sal was dad allklig
alandisse ia maidier teMlMm •1 lis Male seer
Teen-Mi. Oa
to. leer * swam la iossika amiliZt
the emir, edam*
_la bi mil besith sied
oboe eleat Mai sldeth bes eithisaly le k ia-
seasible. Oa Mb sp ad althea to his lesd-rem
• mem wee mat for, who cad NNW to raters
aaddizraliewaispefor ;iyitre mewl to
trout water en the bade The body
awla7•ga
80iXi ON TIIN Ulm—The Grim Bay efdrorak
Thee themitos ea lee sway en Lea Yiehis n :—"No
sew who his ISSIST TIJIE 4141116 Ned caa fano any idea of it.
liembee • plateau dies
hem& se gims, a hundred miles
knee, with OE 11/441414 et lea Man gm say
.wt of
Mob as Ni., esall move ebb Mar, ad me will have
tionoilielles elm Wombs et It. Alarm it tam is no plea
weft thr lame, yak mime travel trim twit ee —la •
dirt Iles be. matt owl mak whisks. lama name*
comoullork be is. Timellierease reedleleOecute,
ea ewe Miami Mt .lay Bettie-
hen, 1W fifer, /ImpuC Sep, ha, en the ethes,--des,
whitish lenthanzleitithe Math bath to the tier bias
itah dark km de deb arid log. Time. me
such *wee • tome. Mier tut aloes ea glibly
• eed dam es • mad et weed. It is the celebrity
tithe`
*to beer up Obits le he tested, end not the
itrenith of Myth-

EdLTII 01' LONDO-V 0171-I'G VIE TAST
YEAR.

(From the Lancet of this day.)

At the meelin g of the Medical Society of Lon-
don on the 28th of March, • paper of much interest was
read by Dr. Webster. According to various statistical data
,vntained in the author's communication, it appears that
London imutifested very marked salubrityduring the past
year. Indeed, this favourable condition of the metropolitan
was very &forget from some previous reasons,
Mul:stitrilla and other_gretuido ia worthy the attention of the
prairies and the public. Whilst during the hat year few
= e maladies gemailad with any unusual seventy, many
le brie Wu km fatal than ordinary, where-
by the Mierneallally senged one-twelfth, or 1,720 fats/
sues, left =rid in 1855, notwithstanding that
roe MN adestivious. These frets, with other
orammonddrinhinein, all tend to prove that London now
aemee tr. he meet healthy capital of any country, in
ric.olo/111101111 population, and the numerous powerful
ielnim el diem." which still prevail.
Setting satbfactory features characterising the London
population were =snaked during last year, which merit
even maw than a pa; Doti,* ; for instance, fewer persons
are stated to have died from intemperance than in 1851
whilst the victims of starvation were aloe leas in number that;
daring any of the previous three years, Nevertheless, to
kern that actually twenty-eight human beings ket their
lives in the English metropolis, in 1866, through sheer want
of food, is appalling; more especially as some of the above
unfortunate persons were stranger., and even foreigner*,
without friends or a home to shelter them in inialirtunt.
Numbers !Aeries died by accidents of various kinds ; and it
Y remarkable that lethal casualties of every description
usually exhibit a rather striking unitormity amongst
the metropolitan population, one year with another.
This result seems proved when it is found that in 11168
the !aggregate deaths through violence were 1,831 '„whilst
those from similar causes amounted to 4803 during
whentli.e
rebvionacc.=.4Thfilaboveyeoid=iteescQtremrl2
yeunetlufiL,
ontial
circumstances may appear moiled the busy hive of people
congregated together within the great metropolis, and how
nameroca, varied, end often dangerous are their occupations.
These facts merit the serious make of statesmen and philan-
thropists, with a view to ensure an efficient remedy—to dimi-
nish, wherever possible, such lamentable sacrifice of human
life--a sacrifice which always falls with augmented severity
on the labouring end industrious portion of the community.
Although an improved state of health, as a whole, pre-
vaikd throughout the metropolis during all laid year, the
mortality varied in particular districts—the weoteen and
northern portions having supplied a lower ratio of deaths
compered with the astern; while Westminster, for-
merly considered less salubrious than the more elevated
parts of western London, showed • decided decreer
of mortality, which satisfectory result has bean
ascribed, and justly, to measures of sanitary. reform recently
elected. Contradiatinguithed to this beneficial change,
both Kensington and lalington, heretofore esteemed
able and healthy neighbourhoods fur residence, showed a
marked increase in the number of deaths. The reported dis-
crepancy in reference to the fatality arising from typhus we
likewise very evident in particular localities, being highest in
the eastern, where one person died by that disease in nearly
every 612 inhabitants, while in the west districts the rate of
mortality was only one death by typhus in 1,124 residents,
or half the former amount. Another interesting, as also
peculiar, feature characterising the eatiafactury mate of pub-
lic health recently observed, is the small number of fatal
Mare by all causes recorded amongst the garrison of Lon-
' don comprising the three regintents of Quarde. From that
large body of infantry only forty-four deaths were regis-
tered dung the entire year. Contrasted with the innume-
rable casualties which occurred to the lame battalions when
serving in the Crimean campaign, their recent healthy con-
dition Is most striking, and indicates unmistakeably how
very different home quarters and peace prove to trenches end
active warfare.
While fewer deaths than usual tick place amongst the
enormous mass of human beings now congregated together
in modern London, it is also curious that more births were
segiatered ma competed with any previoussimilar period, the
total number of born dame last year being 86833,
or exceeding by 30,047 the whole mortality recorded.lrre-
spective of the anarsal immigration constantly in operation,
and which adds notarially to the aggregate metropolitan
population, it hemnam thus easy to explain the great inertias
of London, and haemiforta advancement during recent times.
Should events rimmed in the same manner as heretofore, in
ay.x.i a
short pied of,f England'st already overgrown
Bab
tents, or more sedimis will be actually assembled within its
esti:waive limbs*. la some of the European kingdoms,
having alas enewild elks, at present possess.
Such were mese d the salient points discussed by Dr,
Webster in hie wing& communication. Many of the facts
narrated and invemigaled certainly indicate that
the year Isemimeled portrayed several favourable
aspects Buti am well be asked, what were the
chief ma
mYee eatiefactory conaequenees ln-
eines of link must be admitted, are exceedingly
massawy answer.
Thelndubitable many will ac-
knowledge, Yet the great attention late paid to hygienics
aciatlOS emceed amideerles Istamen.more plentiful
supply of purer maw ifs aim bed Ye slid. So has the
greater attentive la dmallneas, hoe pemond and ,
which ben an Wei dod. The diacaunione whichd ha omesticve of
rose yam Yin pm regarding adultenttiona and the
advantage d hobo mood and nutritioua food, have oleo
been himelliaL Improved drainage, the removal of filthy
arowankillos adjacent to dwellings, with greater attention
to vestal. than formerly prevailed, and various other
adjireemb eff man's physical frame, have all contributed,
more ar kers,towards improving public health.
Amon.* the chid promoter. of sanitary science, and even
the most Okla labourer. towards advancing its practical
applioatina, medical practitioners have always stood pronti-
Wady igeined. Thu conduct on their Fart appears the
more samilarious, seeing that by promoting proceeding,
which impren public health, diocese is often much diml-
ei/A is rift professional emolument becomes ad. ted
aid mach swilled. But worldly considerntions like
taaw am a:led in the balance, or weighed in •
lila amen Ihs physician's great mission being, not
Oaf 011111•111 when sfilieng his fellow moiled., by
awry mom sedlabla but likewise to dedicate hie mental
eamaiss tower& accomplishing their prevention; in fact, to
work as the pioneer of oesservative insitkdne.

RoTAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONB.—The following
members of the college were admitted to the fellowship at a
meeting of the Council on the Bth We!, :—Mesors. Edward
John Saott, Portland Lodge, BouLheew ; Robert Elliott,
Chichester; Dear Byerly, Soacombe, Cheshire; William
Beesconee, Old Kent-road ; Henry Ewen, Long Sutton;
Frederick Faweeett, Wiabeach ; John Lister, Doocaster ;
Nathaniel Henry Clifton, Islington; Henry Anderton;
Much Wootton; Richard David Jones Evans, Hertford;
John Woolenburgh Minter, her Majesty's yacht Victoria
and Albert; John Fenton, Liverpool' Robert Brown Brix-
ton-hill; George Hilly Keighley, Yorkshire; Isaac Herrin-
me, Reading- Clreles 'Marten Croft, Laurence Pottntney-
hill ; Ralph Damned, Clifton; John Frederick
Nicholson, ; Edward Kingeford, Sunbury;
George Augustus Ibbstain Brook-street, Hano
William Edward Clubs Howse, West Cowes;
Arthur
Smother, Hallman; sad Watkin Robt:rta, Car- ,
&tenon. At the roil trellig of the council, Messrs. John
Meoutiolmn, Beitthal, end Jan Drover, Birmingham, were
admitted ad market members of the college. The Jackso-
nian prtu war awarded to Mr. Victor de kleric, of Brook-
Oa

ACCIDENT AT A LAUNCH.—HARTLEPOOL, TIMM-
DAT.—This MAMMON an unfortunate accident occurred to
the hen saw Mawr Armee* what being launched from

the ;;;d of the builderaTllarall. ltichardwa Brothers. The
narrower el the harbour at the point of farthing nera-
tate. the re of strong cable chains to bring up launching
vessels, to prevent their running into the dock wall oppointe.
The Armenia was thus supplied, tut unfortunately,
r loon as Ur weight was brought upon We
chains, they both mapped like pieces of tow, dying
high into the air. One of them fell upon the deck of the
steeiner, on which a rep number of persons ware
gated, but they ere it falling and managed to escaprn
wawa being released from al nestrant ran on with 'fearful
speed, and struck with a tremorous crash the duck wall,
cutting into it, and tearing away a number of the large fen-
der posts. The metal eery, suspended from the stern, had
two of the fens cut of es dean as if by • machine. The
stern and redder posts were much broken, and it m feared
that the hull below water mark has received extensive inju-
ries, the full extent of which cannot be ascertained till the
steamer is put into • graving dock. The Armenia is 1,000
lams burthen, and 100-hoer power, and was built for en
1 Annear company, for the Calcutta trade.
Paoepoers OF THE MOO/lb.—The two recent bad-
Weeding lesions led to such a scarcity in grouse, that many
sportsmen began to think the great demand for moors must
cease, yet, notwitbstending, we team on the beet authority
that they me la greeter wort than ever. Already English
gentlemen ere en the ma throughout the Highlands, and
=everythieg oaring fair prospect., of sport. We are
by a 'palmetto en whites judgment we can rely,
that than are rant tokens of a competc cessation of the
mysteries diMille which has thinned the red grouse for
Mike yews Daring several days' research on exten-
sive mem Celd net ill in with a single diseased bird, and
the dregsiep, which are the Buret sign, were quite fres
from fYiearker appearance which always accompanies the
pressor of dieser. With dry weather in Jane, a great
grease season may certainly be expected.—[bursa(.
gAtivertisement.)—The most inveterate liver coat-
me illartese bed eeriest ad seedlcleco foe 7.... k.. yielded
'We lellases ussuarors lens sane dames e.o.m. owe meows
ladlesellea Idysgesalsidaaty. essillgotioa. Irma .., boa, son
mirk
deer omplebele. NOM. Sad debuts. Osr ale
relinneletete —Dam Mr.— seabed carer rrarfullr ler i.e
=set TI: t =Mahe be 41.1 Ilrl2treT7l ei.orib7rl
ordeal veneer ei am de Alga, lade. sad at home, rams% se?
oar, 'Mk Sbra radial derv. I ems es lee brink of tbo wave- we.
able le lel alas arms from parbat alleastb 0, eau, (e-we.
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be lyn sea drat Bereldsta Ambles ra.12..e to Lloroni the caw
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LITBRATU.R.B.

Manysierite's Lepei
ser
ps= T. F.
SITZWAID, ram A " Thea " Ite.
Hued ase Meehett.
The di dm who is mere Mys smarceai
telbsing is Ihdr t
iespersibertomi
vidammulbeted.on =li
msp to speak. megh. et he Ames
Art Me Idles Is sees sad more ere the
tine et doh yedh. All is altered, se they—all ie
debased' emi boded 11111MMZ. Thstg=
ass were wattrow. gal ant,esi
moss belly did fond of leiwbalbse It was
Ktel Pleasure, the ' gediem *lry
the Raged and lamed by lima
; et wit, sparkling in the sewremdes et
sad Curran ; of poetry, beesiag ire
mid et Byron ; of exquisite tashs SEA aphid
by Ihuseso ; of a love for the
km sod nourished by the busertilllnte alp
Mi thee din will ash lie VIM hove we ? mei
te dwir elm meths. er. Pod
gielfiemestie vietwodemmoi ca sowlic me
o—ea eels
the smisoatly pleaded amiss ti are
wed in wide
user, or% tests, and remsoe
ere leshed things- ware. but et
Miele we Me had a my Way Mime.
They me set elabt,theee reetionsfio war age
I=e hUVilirim.tathsr in=thrs
ismaber hubs resist year', although the we.
trine wend as is those have been priest me
mined eionted Md. the pude= hwar
is umber sad tk• Mosbod pbde sat
thembes with Mins Les freasestly. Whoa wit
is tenoned we seed ad bide we basis whits me
ban sesh a Irbieviesto as dyer, Smith. needles
Beek. r. ring Sea e ear
sedetives;Dea mos Mk the meals etllydss
ive is 7 sere. we am not edema to nod
seb*lhatlestelporatilidol, etraig=.4l".=
antamr:wßeall& pest Wt Ims
itor a watery I while, m ler temewise. the pile—
that Ms Aber Mime tho pod lomembt
ead alder et the heurbetrbge. ThedrenT, *tees
dimestlegisile bye Me every artery et Mesa
wieleity,mil when dewy et armor shows
Ms howdy me dm a wham sisemelies
lhe blieo& indeed, bat bens the wound unhealed—
erst the metaphysied dreamer, bet now
Os practical exponent at EEO" lifir—ths phi;
weeny, which has for the imply of its roonanees
lime each men as the.., seer set complain.
Leaving in &beyond the peados ot "improve-
team," however, and away pin um their aim-
time " alteration" wean eseipeisite bow to Meld
and, as Mn. Clamp heingly mmedto—
riCisibilir give whispered* doe .* The slimed= io
ten and manners is mosplete, bat set mere
pui
ass the alteration is literature, sere
is 'the style of novel-writing, which is, at
wet rer realise province.
Thirty pars ago the " Minerva Preis" wee is its
=.711 die mils of our forefathers were as
thdr wants, and as uniformly fitting it
their padalsed. The task of a reviewer in those
days must lave been an easy one; a dip into the
lest volume to start the characters; a dive into the
wooed to pick out a bit for extract; a glance at the
end of the third to make sure that the author had
not dared to break away from the stereotyped rule,
and his work was over. Beknew—thehappy fellow—
he knew as well as possible that the young man with
the light hair would love the lovely lady, that he
would hare a rival in the tall man with the dark
heir, " whose gaunt form was (always) shrouded in
a Spanish mantle," and that the rival, assisted by. the
ILl:imps, an unpleasant veteran with leanings
the monied interest, would perpetually lay
hear for the lovers, end finally get them into the
test apparently inextricable mess within thirty
if the end tithe last volume, but in thaw
ppm lay Mir and explanation. Our review-
ing sew all this, and could act accord-
ingly; lout we, their miserable descendants, have a
much are &limit task. For although Means.
BMWs Aleswerth, and O. P. It. James move not
tad est et the al print way
;
and although the
stater leas mid goadmisi who are to be hand
ez=erra=l:26rge mem for the inestimable
• novel, invariably adopt
Et.eltreehssmod restbw, yet the Dui sad Dal
amfores et the litmery mid weave albs emehining
Nosh Minty et Psi sod 'Moralism of Meader
as moimul grins UM free the mad emery et
resign Mesmer is sod et OIL " mak "
litherdeare the lime et %sties is asMO testae&
who as mega* is any oe Diehard or Thorium's
amble the di manstional types? instead et the
Mealy blabbers heroine,lmonty and insipid
bray Mks Dees* gives area pleis little awkward
whew all the lambent features of
ere develege4 while /Ire. Oulu& mists
11:•=eas from doe lee belerim sad
looms, while Mr. liordey iamb Medd=
with a bele d reemes, sad lb. Lezrestee
brilliancy arti Wisest to net dolled et a
Caption of Does! The adheres of the book
before it, however, belongs be same at the schools
we have lira at, at gather oho
bags to all, Wag at the me Ms a
worshipper at the weds arise d Abisidis
Dumas, asd a fined harm of the spew
essibmaiew style et sages
li It le ad.
Mt that she made up bar mine to write a seed.
the bare sivertimmende et width ewdl hwee.op
mild to thus the does Pomo peeraML ar
" fed a biumitcgissietio. ft the epodes' at
times, tat ideal
ber
ell
somihmte end Ida, her bolo
7.7•11 'maps, all her wry swarthy vise Oat
• vsjoraty virtu% she hand great Ma/4
et them rajah Mee, wad the mein b
that har *EMS or mem Ni used, is as
absetis a ebb at the end et the third wing
es at the ommemeset at the first. I.
ever maim Sodelp will set be Midst wine
is. the three velum, mon seri=tramiim
WWI whose spud*. bee yet b
a
bid
Ides Mem&primp edt lady
pet ter see Mb story, to she oat re
=tgraft she Me bees eempßed ee mete
wat* essabbstleme et badges, and te sum
lysta=thaTit=illiblimilsi and
her dory, es to attemp=sephis —list
way mime des! It is a of
the imam imams in novels that Sew= Itorial
gi
Meld bask to fail ; is d Msult to be (W-
-m' dim is gist or r
imasher the ese days a
zobollol seasedip, ma es mai* bikes
wetter b twiK to go theadit seam-
Mtge to Tarr sealrelt!
u it
ble
ouit ter Ma while /ohm two to resellset
who was who in velum ma, each latterly isipmehle
to divine who old be who Is Mama three, Mn.
Ihmard ha hit ape a new sat striltiog. bat, pr-
hp, ecarcel plu,_ immedi m Alf tits
sesr- of a bold it is as wed le be able to tea what,
ETA; about. Our own rosellestim—for the book
bee been a nightmare to us, sat AMP' we lave
Meduet laid it down, it mess mesdie dose we
mulemar Ht—ear "Marporlie'rezi
by hisT;rife to bedew sem of her paid-
mew ea es orphan Mast imiewesre thumbed
the beak le di hiassit et bwr by thmwheg miry
spies ot Maladies is bra way. Hs io mem
speoldly pared to bmisemo Leming
team (he babg a daemon), and trim if
all mesas te make his wife in love wins
them. M. be ems, net only behaves with tIM
striated issurum. bed prudes lodise her wow
_milt Is get aia divorce plum her, be
plass rare at the sem dm to
swam, a )and mums leer et the
deed. By a Imbed assidM, Memo the same
bottle contains emether pile, as " Obseb imeght,"
by a mpg, vile seedy NW limo while
Ellorszild
eis dissemosi sad mar polio at the seed
frwhom vrat' Ms mochlostlem, is
toted for >i maw.
me the mod doseeters of the book,
bet read them roman tommordsle other% hem
Tatrtruyesa4L the rialmos, dm to Irishpays.
mere takiels. All, however, are et the

soaveaticsial type,; the negro speaks that pals
dialect familisr to the world how the earliest days
at Mr. Parboil, and which earwigs in eabstitating
the word "less" foe " saner," and eadtting
oseeonsiits; while the Sae Mies and gentle-
nwill be seen bow the following span= to
weir conversatioa is the regular three-volts

-s-tils :
Ak! K. is Mal, I a pea am ambri," sir mil,
labg my arm—." w• ars wry falai I
smum maks my=
loilieurs".. Ab• weal kr bra laytay, mil
be obis, waft bar bastrai- with, • Stably,
=imebrese:tupitirmaart .y kelt," dm mama, as
1 " nail" I almak "Thai..
"Obi is ad &dam it," as mid, "year ilsvoisi ad-
Wm, a 16.11 YUMA, Isii a Ai mry warms da yea
idvisiall oar rarak4 _away ass you &alba It
was.asit ball;:ast=Mseisraine NA as two saw a
=se ay matlisr me Maims is
Si. wow sr rasidesb. My lam vaabia. I
isimisabasbelly sa issarally parimbvtbs
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4' agrists. ' Ma pelf era"
Owe remark, arty ham been somidared severe,
het they will wwwly be justified by • penal et this
extract ; sad, Wood, it is time that some warning
were Fives to these ladies and gentlemen who play
at writing, and whose name is legion. To writs a
"story," is believed by the uninitiated to be one at
the easiest teats in authorship, whereas there is
really no other department in literature so latterly
dependent upon natural gifts. The las=
has frets to go agent so has the
but the novelist his W ikaw upon the sommion
of his brain slaw, ad by the Aims at
sterility of it, does he demi en hi. There are in
the present day way esymat, Irsilmaidag, clever
A
romance-writers, men ells boo lob • er
their art. but their swami pip= is *Wel •
swarm of fashionable min= who Mhos&
attention and divert this anew at the
library from its proper eiwasoL We are amine
with novels ; we want fewer and better beam Lot
the press do its duty, call a spade • spade, isl, at
fear to condemn books which deserve erabooritko.
There will then be more scope for real tabs, Vitas
the public will be spared the infliction et rimiling
such twaddle as " Marguerite's Legacy."

The Law end Practice of Portia:watery Zkctione
sod Registration of Voters. With the Reforms
.Registration of Voters, and Corrupt Practice,
Prerention Acts. By GEORGE Stow, 8.A., of
the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law. London:
Wildey and Sons, Lincoln's-inn-archway. 1857.
Last, and leut in bulk, but by no means in useful-
neve, of the works upon the law of elections engen-
dered by the progressing contest, is the short and
pithy summary of the Law of Election and Regis-
tration, of which we have given the title above.
As regards election law generally, and especially
that which relates to bribery and corrupt practices,
Mr. Bhaw's compendium furnishes a very clear,
succinct, and methodical digest of the statutory
regulation, and a well-arranged abridgment of tho
decided eases. The manual before us is, from its
brevity, of more value for the purposes of ready and
immediate reference than more ambitions and bulky
treatises. Many professional men, in cases where
no very recondite learning is invoiced, will prefer,
like their clients, the simple arrangement here
adopted, present7e as it does, by copious citation
of authorities, am means of reference to the re.
ported detiioes committees and the courts.

AUTHORESS 07 AURORAL LEIGH.

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