The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-05 00:00:00

THE RRPORM DEMONSTRATION AT BOW.

A crowded reform demonstration way held yes-
trodaneyeveaing in the large Lecturediall, Three Ifill.lane,
•by• Bow.
Mr. HARPER TWEISIITREEM presided, and a number of
gentlemen of local influeoce were on the platform.
A letter from Mr. Ayrton, M.P., was read, in which he
promised to promote the success of reform by every mecca
in Ids power.
The Ouseructer having opened the proceedings, a resolu-
tion urging the necessity of reform in the legislature and
reduction of the expenditure was moved by Mr. Ebenezer
Clark, seconded by Mr. Noble, and unanimously agreed to.
Mr. W. Witte, who attended as the representative of
the London Political Union, moved • resolutioa asserting
the expediency of forming local reform associations over all
the country. Mr. Wilke, in the course of a lengthened and
eloquent speech, said the aim of the London Political Union
was the enfranchisement of industry. It proposed what
might be called a universal registered suffrage.
The resolution was cordially adopted, as was also a peti-
tion to parliament in favour of the London Political
Union.

A7rOte of thsob to the chairman closed the proceedings,
which lasted till a late hour.

THE BALLOT SOCIRTY.—The weekly meeting of
the executive commit.. was bald on Tuesday, at the offices,
5, Guildhall-chambers ; the Rev. W. H. Bonner in the
thee.. Mr. Whitehurst, Mr. Bontema, Mr. Sydenbam
Rodeo, Mr, Man, Mr. Kit, ke., were present. The follow-
ing subscriptions were announced, amongst others :—A.
Daulton 5/. ; J. Cunnington,Brentford, 2/. 2a. ; W. F.
Delarue, 1/. Is. ; Sir W. Atherton, M.P., 10s. ; C. Cooke
(Newport, Isle of Wight), 11. ; Mr. Berjeant Parry, H. 3s. ;
R.v. W. H. Bonner, 441. ; James Wrigley (Bury), 2/. ' • T.
Wrigley (Bury), 2/. 2a. ; T. Barley, M.P., 3/. 3s. fadditional ;
twenty workmen in the employ of Mr. Ephraim Haltom
(Sieekport), U. J. W. Probyn, Esq. (Loudon) was elected
a member of the council. Reports relating to movements
in the ballot in the several constituencies of Carlisle, Oxford,
Abingdon, and Lewes were received, and directions given
to aid the local friends in their movements.
ANOTHER AMIDENT Thiltut:6ll Cni Nowt& —The
dangerous custom of drawing children in the prevailing
fashion of the day was yesterday exemplified by an accident
which occurred to a girl nine years of age, the daughter of
Mr. Delamere, architect, trebling in Harringtonaquare,
who was amusing herself with some companions twirling
around on the pavement, when her crinoline was caught by
the wheel of a cab which was rapidly passing, and she was
dragged beneath it. The vehicle passed completely twee
her, inflicting serious injures. The poor girl was bums-
distely hurried off for surgical insistence, but faint hopes
are entertained of her recovery.
DR. DE JONoll'a LIGHT BROWN COD LIVCR On.
—A NEW RINIDT Mx Bent Inman —An ext:unity taw efitlne
di.....yen lately took place at the Medical Society of louden, la
consequence of the suet-meet treatment with tads Off of an
shoos( intractable cutaneous affection by Mr. Thomas Hunt, the
sumo. to the Western Dispensary for Moues of the akin. The
powerful curative properties of Dr. de ,lonsit's Oil were aeknow.
Wild by leveret medical prectitionen who took part In the dis-
cussion, and were exemplified by other Instances of skin diseases
entirely cured by its use. Dr. de Joogif s Light Brown Cod Liver
011 is sold only in esienled imperial 2s. Ed.: pints,
ss. Ed. ; gnarls. by his sole e Harford,
Do., WNW, London; and byamble chembite—(Adver-
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