The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-12 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY D 1 ~t91171P

PAIRS ON THE RS BOROIJGH FRANCHISE BILL.
TOR. LOW...
Mr. Baiter Lord Naas
Mr. Yenwick Harlot Beeline
Mr. Matto
Mr. A. Matheson MMr. r. Ca
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Mr. Osborne Mr. Con°Uy
Mr W. Somerville Mr. Gifu.
Mr. Maguire Hon. G. H. Liddell
Mr A. Agnew SFr J. Forster
Mr. Cobbett Mr. Milford
Colonel Biddulph Air W. Wynn
The Lord Advocate Mr. Mum
Mr. Wyld Mr. Kendall
Mr. Dodson Mr. Deedes
Lord Benham Laid Valletort
Mr. Staniland Mr. a. sway
Mr H. T. Davie Sir W. Miles
Mr. Ivens Mr. Muniamps
Mr. Wants Mr. J.
Captain Stackpole lord Hamilim
Mr. WORM Mr. Blackburn
Mr. MMahoo Major
Boer L de Botheeddld Hen. Job.
Mr. Pollard Urquhart Mr. Winn
Mr. S. =ice, Jun. Hen. C.oloneernard
Mr. Vyner Hen. D. K Deneennbe.
iterleant Kinglike Mr. Pugh illeatgontery)
Mr. Collier Mr. Rogers
Colonel Tynte Sir Fitzroy Kelly
Mr Steel Mr. Cur Ssymer
Mr. P. O'Brien Mr. Lefroy
Mr. Talbot Captain Lowther
Mr John Amnia Lord Galway
Mr t.,.. Clifford General Arbuthnot
Sir T. Winnington Mr. King King
Lord Dunkellin Mr. C. P. Leslie
tilt John Ogilvy Major Hamilton
Alderman :mimeos lord Henry Lennox
Alderman Omeined Nom. C. B. Banbury
Mr. Hussey Vivian Mr. Whitedde
Mr. G. C. Glyn Certain Grey.

Tat Baturr.—Mr. Berkeley's motion stands 6rst
is the notices of motions for Tuesday, Zdrd Aprril, when we
Must the liberal members of the House of Compose will
she the member for Bristol their most earliest support, and
the tripods of the ballot in the constitusecies will no doubt
exert themselves to secure that they are represented by
their members in the division.

607 ~Tltit Awn qt.-ff.—The weekly meeting of
the executive committee was held, at the offices in Dull&
hall-chambers, on Tuesday. Mr. Sydenham Nodes is the
chair; Mr. Whitehurat, Mr. Bootems, Mr. Elt, Mr. Man,
Re, were pianist. Reports were received respecting the
movements amoept the constituencies of Carlisle Oxford,
Lewes, Abingdon, Wakefield, Sandwich, Bc. The follow-
ing reiolutioas were agreed to :—" That this committee
would impress on the friends of parliamentary reform, that
as say mem» for that purpose must be carried by forts
of publis opinioa, it is desirable that by all organisations
fanned, sad at all meetings held to promote the cause of
reforms, the ballot should be insisted on as the indispensable
ecoaaipaaisient of any extension of the suffrage, this com-
mittee Wag convinced that the same moral force which is
adequate to obtain a widening of the franchise, out at the
nine time procure for the voter the protection of the
ballot." "That a special fund be raised for incur* that
no borough election shall take pblCe without giving the
electors an opportunity of recording their votes in favour of
a stipporbir of the hallot."

Ii1;11.0U011 OF MkRYLEBONR..•-•Ye4tertiliy this
borough was Moadated with political agents feeling their
way ansompt the Iffie mea havimg influence with the
liberal pact =. ia the usesoteg the wells and hoard-
inp were lNasrwa with the came el Major Lyon, but on
the goetlamen who acted as hie winuoittee on the previous
000116100 waiting upon him to know his inteatimm, the
pliant major positively declined to allow himself to be
pet in nomination. During the day Mr. Harvey Lewis,
chairman of the Universal Marine We Assumes Com-
pany, and a director of the National Beak, paid a visit to
various pots of the borough, cod was very favourably re.
mired. Mr. Lewis contested HaU on the late occodoo,
and although defeated the liberal electors presented him
with a testimonial iu estimation of their esteem for the
bold and honourable way iu which he came forward and
fought their battle. Another candidate was announced in
the person of Captain Groeviroor, a son of Lord Ebur7, who
is believed to be a whig. A third name mentioned is that
of Mr. Goldsmid, who unsoccemfully contested Brighton
with Mr. White at the late election. It is stated in
well-informed circles that the conservative party have •
gentleman of that side of politica in reserve, sod that they
will bring him forward in the event of two liberals being is
the field, or any geatleman unknown to public fame offering
himself.

CAMBILIDOZ, APRIL 11.--.1)1013880RIAL EXAMINA-
TION& --(Ennialed sad approved.)—Comparative Amami
and Physiology : Tremtue, St. Peter's—Wm. Clark, Pro-
fessor; G. E. Prost, Assidant Examiner. Chemistry:
Margo% Essmeanal; Dickinses, Csius—J. Cumming, Pro-
fessor; G. D. Lireusg, Assistant Examiner. Jacksoeise
Professor (Hriters! and Experimental Philosophy) : Doyss.
Marilee; Narrows% TrutitY Lewis, Corpus; Matthews.
Nagdalse ; Rogers, Queen's—R. Willis, Professor; N. M.
Forty% Amitaat lizataiDer.

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