The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-02 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 2, 1881.

EVANS' MUSIC and SUPPILIa $OOlB.
Gentlemen meet ma moat every domain.
Kackney as ever. sydneya admtralde new mega The Elliott
Family and the MINI It am Brothers el. uant performances. mope- Thin morning the thirty-fifth quarterly meeting
rim to wilting yet seen. Your-part *mos, Oleos, Madrigals,
and dm/1k Vocal Iluxic, form the main element of the enter ei the members of the above society was held at the offices,
tainment ••110,plers .up at Evans' to glees extremely veil Norfolk-street, Strand, Lord RANELAOII le the chair.
sang."—Athenmuni. The SECRETARY (Mr. GrlineistlO having read the notice
convening the meeting,
VENTILATION.—In weft-queues.: of the 0111110• The CHAIRMAN read the report, which is as follows:
romaPPlirmrlons toenail's from Itenifemen. tad other "The returns below show the satisfactory state of the
interested In military measures, who were notable to obtain ad-laeisU~sagain far the Ent nine months ending a, mid...
mimeos to the LEITURA on VENTILATION, by rvoleseco
rivna, it wiU tie repeated TO-MORROW AFTERNOON, ever at the warm* financial year :
Me 9sl July, at .1 o'clock medley, at the Ilanover-square Remus.
Itherrations, with working inesteM of Ceske' New System of
Ventilation, will be shown. Noblemen, gentlemen, medical and _
professional men, and also the yobbo be may obtain Dec 26,
tickets, on appUcation, Um Um* sad also Mike Noniebons March 43, list
Institution, 17. rAinreuneereet. Posteassimpssre. June re 1161 .

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.

(THIS DAY.)

Quarter 5a4114 1 PraQa
Bhan• is

IComalfelpiletrd.

L 13,208 10 3
11,723 3 2
17.820 3 10

LIAINSBURY'S RUMMER BEVERAUEB.
A tableapoonhd of either of NAl7flt6oltra IritrfT
De7IINCEB tithed with as ordinary tuntbierfnl of wring aster
will form a deliclout leverage: they are also peculiarly adnpted
for flavourbut carbonated soda and pots. waterA and In every
lnetance where there im a 'atone In use they will be found meat
desirable. ggegbarry, orange, black currant, cherry, and apple
indt common at la., la 10d.. and !hi. per imperial quarter.
pint, half pint, mod pint. lemon.tdc and ginger lemonade at
10d 4,1 and ha 0.1. per quarter pint, helf.plut, and pint,
foreign pineapple and mulberry at I.f. ed., ed.. and 6s. per
=pint, half-pint, and lint—Manufactory. 170 and 177,
third door wog of Norfolk greet.

Totots to
18130

614
12.0,1

242
3,148

lab
16 , Ce,s

Grand Totals MI
Midsummer, IBM

f'!GCKS'S CELEBRATED READING SAUCE,
U../ whir It is so highly sitsetned with Fish, °ante, Steaks.
kW& arllla, Gravies, Hot s .41 Cold WA., and unrivalled fee
puma ma Is sold by the moot raapeei able dealers In lksli sums.
—C. 00C1L.S, llesditug, seas ottattesdures, late J. and C. Casks.

A trO —ll, IC A and PERRINS
kg to caution the Pub& against Spurious Imitations of
their warki.renowned

WOIWIDTVASMI BAtTL
Pirobaser. should
ASK for LEA sad SAUCL
Pronounced by Casouhrreats tubs
Tait ONLY 000 D SAUCY."

hold wholesale and for export by the Progrteton, Worcester :
Ileum CIWNSE and BLAU( WhLL, Lwwddoonn Ac., &c., and by

Reooen.ed othn n . lv ri.ly.

This day. pries Ow Mang, with InasOrations by Phis,"
ST. JAXIS'B biAGAZINX.
Cawkieled by Mrs. h C. UALL.
t..Nmanril for JULY:
1. MEM he Job. Dy Captain Drum.
& Can WAt A Tale. By Kra S. C. HalL
I. hews. Sy T Adolphus Trollop,.
& Elea Painersl Wry.
& When shall ws Moen rr tearT X C..loael Daniell.
& Nadrione llgeesime: Mims 1 . a Tale, in Thew
Parte. Dy The AMDsr of ••!M! Ferrol."
T. The flagr of Dag& Sy Y. W. ralrholi, F.ll A.
IL How 1 Meek Ileambeal. by MA, Pardo..
& The Mewl of
ft Mad awl : The Travellers.
U. The UMW IN Irak A Mary for the Young of the
IsMreli Mary HowISL.
Imis• I W. IWO aid Ow, Itthwassise-row.

47,755 3 $
♦Bl.OOO $ 7

WOLVERHAMPTON ILECTION.

Yesterday the nomination for the borough of
Wolverhampton took place in St. James's-square, in that
town. The °amain created a large amount of excitement
in the town, and it is computed that there were as many as
ten thomand persous assembled round the hustings. The
popular candidate was Mr. Griffiths, who was loudly cheered
as be drove up to the hustings. This candidate and his
supporters spoke without much interruption, but there was
the utmost uproar whilst the other two candidates and
their proposers were addressing the people. 8o great was
the conical that these two candidates and their
friends coul scarcely be heard even by the reporters at
their elbows, oiloerteiuly not by the crowd.
Ik. thrifts was nominated by Mr. James Walker, soli-
, cite; of Wolverhampton ; and Mr. Maros, surgeon, of
MA* seconded the nomination.
Mr. Mill was nominated by Captain Thorneycroft, iron-
master, and seconded by Mr. uhartes Bevel!, who was a
aindidata for Walsall at the but election.
Mr. Wamtaliu was nominated by Mr. George Barker,
irennmatiir, of Wolverhampton, and seconded by Mr. J. C.
Imbw, miller, of Wawa.
NM Giurrrrais said, if elected, he should vote for the el.
tramline, on the principle that every taxpayer should have
a voice in the makiug of the laws. lie had always been •
liberal, and had watchod with interest the development of
those great measures passed with a view of removiug tram-
mels to the interchange of the prodocts and manufactures of
the different nations of the world.
Mr. Hitt, after alluding to the claims he had upon
lin electors through Ina being a native of Wolverhamp-
I M to say that if returned as their roommate-
, _ r =ma hie best endeavours to procure the re-
41111ffiereatieer-- Ipsian.ainsimein Min NMI majesty al
. ..
the burden of taxation which new

this great kingdom,
pressed so heavily upou iodwitry, and where the burden
could not be lighteued, to procure such an equalisation that
the greatest weight would rest upon the shoulders beet able
to bear it. His support would always be given to that
government whose measures appeared best cairn-
Wed to give an equal amount of liberty to all classes
and to all religious deuomiostions. He would
give ea independeut support to Lord Derby, but would vote
for the preemie government as long as they brought forward
measures of which he could approve.
WIIGUSLIX went for the totalabolition of church rates,
and was in lamer of a gradual exteusion of the suffrage.
Mk wail slim fir a franchise hosed on a Si. rental, sup-
=3,ll at tbis same time the franchise should also be
le MU of education who were not householders.
Ms was sot in favour of the repeal of the income
buy bet eneweived that the working of the
tan required revision, and therefore viewed with
favour the present committee on that question.
He approved of the policy of uon.interveution in foreign
politics, sad admired the consistent support which the
Prime Minister and Lord John Russell had given in all
parts of the world to the great cause of liberty and program.
He deplored the present condition of the United States, and
was persuaded that neutrality was the proper wane for our
goveranteut to ptuvue.
The show of hands was in favour of Mr. Griffiths by an
overwbobsiag ma' ty, and the friends of the other two
candidates d a poll, which will take place today
(Tuesday).
After desomling front the hustings and getting into his
carriage, the horns of Mr. Grade'. Garrey were takes
out by the crowd, awl be was iiinquid_by pew nee of the
lower orders to hie betel, abet* fat addressed about 3,000
persons.