The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-16 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK PARLIAMENTARY AND
FINANCIAL RRFORNI ASSOCIATION.

REPBASENTATION OF SOU ruwAss.
Last sight • IlleetillVtAiseekaissOciatios as. held
at the Three ToViegare to resolve the vises
et the de Nees Nees*WS to Masa the Oelihreare
at Crosby ask woe. whitthol by Mr. T. UT-
Mr. THWAIVIS, as sore of the doispiei ft the Coate.
ewes at Cushy Nall, observed that elks privet amelaity
prevailed there and dist they ease le nerrien that
Se 'sack's there,
smaded as sem as mumble. A
aver importer et that Ivry that the
westitamis theoughest the matey akeeiase.
sesible as sees as perlble, and ask themselves,
were they reproseate& fatly sad elleisatly in the Roan of
Cameos i sod if met to sweet the evil as ma r posible.
lie (Mr. Thinks) believed that was • pasties whisk
ought to bit Meowed in liarstliweek, luaus" is hie 'Mks
they were sot prupirly seperseted, sad the avian of the
cooknews was that the resat parliasser wooldlotot be of
loop oostiaasace. Be was happy is say that la the burgh
the ses`er of the conad.wate was doubled, bosom he at
sa Weeffter refused to sign, the books until the SUM at
we tweeted In these who had a fair dais to the
ETela re
ise. The erne was Awe in • emeighbooriate parish, •
se Mt it 011011,01111 Were kept up to the mark, the ceasti.s.
so wield be immed is wit degree.
Mr. /SLAYS sr he believed Sir Willies Moles.
.sets—tie he meld nes Mites to raw klan—(hear, Isar)
—had talus sway oppersaity isaaltirag hie esstitusets,
the am pa/Malady es the osmium a the swift foe an
abolition of the wisdom tax, wham, elthitegb is
Um hem, he did not vote, mod thus prevented
• he
haisa being agreed to weft wet oaly lot
by • mierity dikes. Mr. Blake sesialuded by moving a
resolution with* /allowing effect: "That is the winks of
the esselatias Sir W. Molesters% did sot represent the
seatlmats a** resigh of Seetbserk in pediment."
Mr. THWAITIS had so besitatim Is seradiag
sour, fee fier W. Melowerth's oesiduet war smytkleg but
ratisiratrry. Be would abstain boat mks • weed of Al-
bums Himpliery at pre. ••t, ter his ids kis sae sight to be
',widowed esperasely. He (Me. nitwits) had leaned with
repot that kis °prattle' tolls W. Moisswertli and Ald. Boat.
p ery wee at s• lurking dais he sauirsised to
ropreseet the bessugh.
Mr. IMBLITON cautioned the aossitte• not to go too
hastily to week, lost they should not be able to easy their
pouter; and eldrisgb he did not approve of 81r Wm. Mo,es-
wortles condos, yea he would hesitate beams he approved of
sash a r.s4luties as the present. Besides, the Iwo. "ende-
ar gave • pledge to resign if the majority of his consti-
tutes called ow Ids to do so.
Mr. BLYINOTON was of opinion that as. of Us
sod birth it Sir Willies Molftworth did not represent
the people stay sad sficieetly, and they should endeavour,
thermos. to Obtain rlerewaisttwee who would cons nearer
te Weir own mire end whop.
Mr. WALLS.II suggested that, kissed of expressing an
absolute opsam sow us us °iodise' of Sir William Moles.
worth, us aeregase earwig of the eosstiteents be milled,
sad last mama he gim to tools representatives.
Mr. TH WAITIS had se ebyscOos to do that, braes
the larger the masks the more certain writ he that the
resolatioa would be Moped.
After Na. dismiss,
Mr. HUME saki be would resat to withdraw the net-
Shoe, at the suggests of Mr. Welker and tie committee;
but be bodged to be distinctly understood that he did so
wittiest soy alteration having takes Elm is his opinion of
hit W. Mulesweeth's withal conduct.
Mr. MOWAILD we. of opinion that • public meeting
should be soiled moots as misuble to sustain the °pinkies
of toe essetiutsses with sweet to their spreasatatives.
Mr. THWAI !BB ties sowed that a pablis meting of
the etaledelleate be called by requisition to the Huh Italia,
tot the purpose of sonsidering the wades of their sprees-
tam in parties out, seek stems to be held is the Town
Hell of Us "sough.
Mr. EMBLETON steonded the motion.

Mr. WALKER suggested that it ;Mil be better, in the
first fastener, to arras as *Freest, manioc of the district
1111.0aStIOU of the borough wbici tbey reprinted that era-
se., and thin dinar the propriety audio( such • meeting
r that referred to.

A resoluttou to this iffeet was put sad wasied nasal-
measly ; and a vote OS that. kg 'mein bees reseed to the
eltaires.o, the eatetiai separated.

11Ig REPAMBESTATION or FlNSBORY.—Yeidsettly
evesing, • meeting of eneral electors of the borough of
Finibury was held, at the Kent Hotel, Browolow street, Hol.
born, " to take iato *Desideratos resolutions agreed to at a
pievious meeting, held as the 3d instant, in reference to the
conduct of the representatives of the borough, for the pur-
pose of forming a *mattes to carry oat the resoltuoas in
Teatimes to the weld subject." Mr. ()ran, barrister-at-Law,
ia the chair. Mr. J. R. Tsylor, of St. Andrew, Holborn,
proiAsed the Ant resulatioa :—" That serious sad argent I
consiiimatious nudes it highly desiniel• that the resoltatous,
agreed to at the meeting held at the above hotel, c a the 31
tomtit, be carried oat with all possible despatch." (Toe
resolutions were to the effect that any ropementative woo is
rendered incapatle of discharging his duties in par-
liament, should forthwith resign into the hands of
his constituents a trait, which circumstances pre-
vent him /TOM retaitiog, either for their advaa-
tare or for his own credit, and that T. S. Dencombe,
2.g , and T. Wakley, Eq., be respectfully requested I.
eaplain their (MOOS fur not attending the recent debates
upon the subjects that materially affects the Umtata of the
public at large, mid those of the inhabitaets of the metro-
politan districts in particles?. Mr. Pulsford seconded the
resolution, which was pat by the chairman and agreed to
anatimously. Two Other tesolutioos were also adopted,
which were In effect "that a committee be app,inted to
carry eat the foregoing resolution, and that after the GM-
miuse so appointed sti.o have communicated on the pan of
this and the former meeting with the represonta' ives of the
borough, and having respectfully stated to them the purport
of the resolutions referred to, the result be made keel's
without delay to a public meeting to be called for that pur-
pose." The committee was appointed and thanks were
voted to the chairman, when the meeting separated at a
Igo hour.