The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-18 00:00:00

THE BOUNDARY COMHISSIONERT REPORT.

The report of the Boundary Commissioners
extends to 470 double folio pages. The report proper is 13
pages. The rest consists of period@ on exii borough,
stasis( law they sow Amid in all their municipal and
parliareextery relations, and what new boundaries are pro-
posed in each use.
The commissioners by it is tot their province to con-
tract the areas of boroughs. In the case of the newly-
created boroughs they bare more power, and have made
(matinees& limits In 110010 instanoes, and extended limits
in others.

There're ectencionsproposed,Bl ; noextensions.ll6 ;total
lir. Of the newly-oremted boroughs—Eztenaions pro-
posed, 3 ; contractions proposed, 4 ; both proposed, 2;.
no altsreflow, 1; total, 10 ; total number of borough,.
207. la the new divide:me of counties, the cos'
=isolation say their power extends to thirteen ; end they
Dare recommended misty alterations, both of inmeased
and decreased limits, but none of them are of
Imeet importances. To each borough there is a page
derreted, giving all the more important details in each
case as to the population, inhabited houses, edostors, and
male ors, the area of the borough; the outlyiseg
troves and hamlet. are all dealt with in the same manner,
land the area given in each ease, and why the proposed ad-
ditions are recommended. - •

TILE PRESS PROSECUTIONS IN IRELAND. A
verdict of guilty was found yesterday against Mr. Sullivan.
The jury eonvieted on all the counts, except that referring
to • plasard headed " Liberty" and ending with the
words, " Ood save Ireland." Mr. Sullivan entered into
recognisance. to appear on Thursday for judgment. The
proseoution of the Irishman will be proceeded with to-clny.
. _ _

- A telegram from Cork Mates that John Coveny,
a publican' of North Hain-stree,hasbeencoinmitted to gaol
under the Lord•Lientenant's warrant. A large military
and police force is in obarge of the oomity prison and its
approaches, when Captain Mackay is confined. The
authorities ars apprehensive of an attempt at mane at
:awns.

Yesterday the Bishop of London, Mrs. Tait, and
the Rev. R. bfagnire visited the sufferers by the Oaken.
well explosion now in the Rod Free Hospital, end were
accompanied round the various wards by Dr. Marsden.
They expressed themselves musk pleased with the is
peeved and cheerful condition in which they feud the
*ffewlie. The poor little fellow, Arthur Abbott, who he.
all but lost his sight, rode his little horse about the wed
much to the satisfastion of the visitors.

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THa MARQUIS OF HARTINGTON AND NORTH
LANCASEIRS.—A largely-attended meeting was held at
Ulverstone, on Friday afternoon, for the of
waking arrangements to secure the return of them Mirgde
of Hartington at the neat election, as one of the 17rev
mentatives of the northern division of Lancsahire.
the motion of Mr. H. W. Schneider, seconded by C
Barker, an unanimous vote of confidence in the marquis
was pamed. Lord Hartington, in the course of his ad-
dress, said the fast object of certain gentlemen who had
met at Preston, and the object which they hoped to attain
without a exams& ma to frighten him out of
that division into another. U he had had the
intention of leaving the northern division for
the purpose of going to the north-eastern division,
this move would have made it very hazardous for him
to do so. He ventured to hope that there was no good
reason why he should giro way to Captain Stanley. There
were, no doubt, in the northern division many sincere per-
eons who thought that our institutions, as they existed,
were very good, end who were opposed to violent changes.
These he would remind that they were the more secure
from violent changes under the guidance of the liberal
party. It was sufliciest to look at what had takes place
I within the last two years. He intended to seek re elee-
tion whether Captain Stanley was brought forward or not,
I with a alight reservation. That reservation was, that if it
should appear that the forks were in an overwhelming ma-
jority—if Captain Stanley received promises which would
make his return certain, none of his (Load Hartingtmes)
friends would wish him to stand a hopeless contest. A
registration toronsities was appointed, and the promo&
imps terminated.
DRAM or ADMIRAL JONI& —After • long end
active life in the service of his comedy, as an admiral in
the navy, and as a politician in the service of the old eon.
narrative party, this gentleman has been called away.
Admiral hoes represented the county Derry for the long
period of 28 yeas*, as the colleague of the late Sir Robert
and the present Sir Thomas Batemou. He was regular in
his attendance on parliamentary duties, and often sat on
sonunittees, and gained the respect of the party whom he
joined far the tionsistency with which he slung to their
prlocdples.—Coierorec Chromick.
AN ENGLISH SUILOZON IN THZ PRUSSIAM CAM-
PAIGIL—In the year 1866, kir. RADOM Henry. Lovell,
the acting houeesurgeon of Winchester Hospitall, gave
totriaidis apoitinzt
wthere,
awkez: dfiretlte t;iiile.rauistniused
Ins Wier propuesde to appoint bi:a to the sate of
hospital either or er in Berlin elsewhere, but the ceadidate
declined this and =preened his wish to be sent "to the
front; and to the front he went, to the army of the
; Crown Primo then in Bohemia. Some of his experience
is gunshot wounds of the most extraordinary kind pas
afterwards published in the Lancet. He sieved as slot-
surgeon till the end of the campaign, when he resigned
his eseamission. We have the pare of Ifttim that he
has Put been decanted with the Braise 101, by order of
his Maim& the Yin of Prussia for his serekes is the
vietorieus eampidga of 1866. Mr. F. H. Lovell
is the eldest ma of Dr. Lovell, of Ansley. and at present
houseammcd the South Devoe Hospital, Plymouth.—
Tlu TinLoro Farm. —We regret to have to
report Ave more deaths since our last from this virulent
fever—viz., two adults, two children, and a you;
woman named Royce, who was confined about • month
sem There are two or three other very had oases.
Them. we believe, bring the total number of fatal
saw to 36. On Monday seMnight Mr. Amid Taylor,
frem the HosarrodAce visited Titling in with
Dr. Thaw.He also had an interview with the Witham
board of guardians on the following day as the 'abject
of the neosseary remedial measures.ltat his
will bob, of course, not at pnesat knows. Oa ll=
. day • vestry meeting of the parish was bold, Lord Ray-
, Isigh being among those present, and we madennied
that it was determined to oositrnot • barrel drain far the
purged
the earregovasyway the waste or slop drawee al
punk. there has also been appoisted
mimeos inspector who Is empowered to remove imp-
' thing he iney consider to be • nuisance. The hospital is
' obi now fa mune (4 MPOMOM, SO that vp as 7 safely
marlefor that all the seems at went in the power of the
authorities for improving the sanitary state al the parish
/ are being resorted to, though we think it highly iprobsblip
that the visit of Mr. Taylor will be followed by mop-
; Bowl and more effectire measures either by the beard of
gesrdians as the nuisance authority, or by the direst inter.
'oaths d the povernment.—Eats Herold.
PIIYATI MILLS IN PARLIAZZIFL—Yesterday
sMr. Pakrave, examiner upon standing ordeebret
ad proceeded with the list. That learned
a *pert in Room B (Howse of Lords), and vftk the
salstsinel petition&
isesesdanairwirhedincaeolared:tc:6.radtbionipen riqpiledlcanvidt
Asa Ys•~1
Leye Commons.) The Si. Panels seakekallesi
ties BM was further adjourned until this day,tin
Lambeth Market, and the Cork and Mamie AMASS
Railway Bills NM further pootpcmeduntil the 18th balL
PArarr-onnes MvgsuM, SOUTH ERMISSIMIMIL
Number of visitors for the week Fels. 111, SAIL
Total numbs: sines the °peeing pi the hes ear
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