The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-04 00:00:00

T.lif WORTH ELECTION.

SERIOUS F:GIETING IN THE STREETS.
A serious disturbance took place in Liehtlei.-
street yesterday. Whilst Sir H. L. Bulwees party ten
iltaideenTtetalni.ecrrllieldJ,lta gat of 11
lasted a considerable tune. After great exertions on rt
part of the police the disturbance was quelled, but
before sevetal bed received very serious injuries. am
wbom was a gentleman belonging to Sir H. L. Dubs,:
committee, named Groom'.
Sir H. L. Bulwer during th.• day addressed the
ing letter to the mayor (lir. F. Ruffs):
Peel Arms, Nov. tv.3

"To the Mayor of Tainworth.
" Dear sir,—l am sorry to inform you that a •!:. •
of my supporters went out this morning with In ..•
to canvass the town, purposely reducing their ti .
older to avoid riot and confusion. These w
brutty attacked, a battle commenced, ninny al •: •
havelcen seriously injured, and, for the sake of
and preservation of human life, my friends w:thi:-"
but I am sure, under such unforeseen ,Iltilittli!SS
the authorities will see that preparatiNis are Ma.
in order to prevent future disturbance, if re..o.rel •
that we should neither be obliged to forego .rir
visit electors, nor be called upon to resist tense by
which is most undesirable. This behaviour la the 5t.7.;:
unfair since Mr. John Peel's maven wss never int.:•
feted with ; and I address myself to you as the gnarls;
of the tranquillity of the town and the rights or its :L.
habitants to protect peaceable men, who will to-n.:l. .
recommence the task they abandoned to-day frets lair. •
outrage. I hays the honour to be. sir, your obedw-.
servant, -H. L. Bri.m.

The nominations and unopposed elections t..
English boroughs are expected to take place on Ifac:s.
the 16th. The contested borough elections may tat
place the day following ; county electious all ta • •
a few days later. If the new parlinnen• x•se- .•
Wednesday, the Bth of December, the fona or
in members will be proceeded with, cod
will commence on Monday, the 14th of Deeerub-r.
The following army circular in refereix:.
crafting has just been issued from the War. .)1.. • -.** A.
boys and lads passed foe the service under ~.•c
rity are to be considered as probationary f
They will receive the free kit preseribed I,y r. -
exetpting jack or valise. mess-tin, razor. -
brush. They will not be supplied with
adt:ition to their kit, they will receive s ,:••
jah of Loots, cur pair of cloth trousers, and .1 • •
in lieu cf rack, to ho'cl the article. of Lc. r •.. •
expiration of the six months, if a boy or 13 '•• "
unlit h r the ounce, either from conduot. uus •
learn, or not yrombring to be eventually ph% •
the lurks, a special report is to h. mulct
general, when Le will bo direhargral
cet t ilicate.• • . . .

Et•ginalti Courtenay, Esq.. r-
J. FinnMN:, F.-q., barrister-at-Inc h.ts I
by the Fail of Devon, the President
IWard, to be add hour! poor-law insp., te,,
The Morav:en journal Teigmhde ern
the law officers of the crown h orlenA
of Father tin:vier, the chief of the
the chambit of &pubis of Vienna awl tL.
of the Tyrol, for lese-majeeti and imeitity,
a speech at a abetting held at Hippach.
MillbLE-t'lAsS Fit'llool.2.—Among
conversions and impmeenmenta property in 7;
ectiun or in progress about the City, them en • *L.:.
connusues the deepest interest, indiwiting kaz. Va 1, •
it does) metal no lees than materiaf • m : •••I'.:*
ration 'for Middk-stars Day-school uostion
has purcluised at a ems of • site of an acre • •
%waiter on the Finsbury estate belonging to the Noel,
twat Commissioners, and is already busily CIIgIISW.
clearing it and erecting school buildiugs for Law t..`!
-
sue experiment, which has been tiled with tinecsiutil
gnomes temsorary buildinge the former Friteli •-
tcatant Hospital. in 14th-street, City-roud, kiss Is:*
tined the council of the corporation in unart,.
Mg this, their first and central school, on so lar,re
liberal • seal.. Within the two rears since th ole ouildj • •
their royal charter the number of boys is tlvir h. 4
risen to 760—an Mersa* which is not surprisiint sh'" M:
consider that hitherto all the facilities. Urglltliajti.nl. •
independence of the publioschool system hiss,. boot toy'
the wadi of the class of our @lbsen+ for wl .se
education is designed; and we have no doubt th.it
suction of those schools is assured St) 1014: a. et. b.'
made to anbeerve the interests of so
ap arq. "
thoughtful and judicious masagemant oot:Iwo
mount the indiscretion of IMMO and the indnferen:e
others. The City and the Dank of Euglan.l 0.4:1!
scribed 1,0004 previous to the opening of the -11'"'••
behave the Court of the Golissatli- t•ov.p.o,t
the first of the great City companies to extra it•
in the progress of the moronic:at by Towne, iA,t Vi,
similar donation to the corporation of the.,e *b o! •
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LAW I lAA U ENCB.-(111113 DAY.)

•WIIT OF QtEEN'S BENCIL

1 ~nio.- Jartioes Lodi, Hann's, anl
Hayek)
111 CTION PIZITIONS.
•r• not o. with rogani to the trial of eleoties
t..., , N. t liwitsier published in this apart:
judges of the court of Qieeo's
1,,.; 11 of the lAA oourt, select His Rut.
t. b to to be placed on the rota for the
f pait.ous of the *tuning year. This iird
lob& A. H. Goo:at:am, HoaiCar Lou,4
jowl iiA.NNEN. 1,1. IlAyss."

12r urt r. Otturr.
!t. Talc said this was an action on a bll of exchange
et Iss.a a. lesion. Ur. Justices Wilke, to which the de-
SmsArt lb:aided discharge under the Bankruptcy Act.
jhewrit was mooed an URA and the bankruptcy took
cWrin I. The learned judge directed a verdict to be
int/red for the defendant, with leave to the plaintiff to
twee to eater it for him. The question was whether the
bankruptcy, which took place subsequent to the action,
oceif tas• pleaded in discharge of it.
Bch. granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
eggs w, in Banco.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Bairn
and Juetiom Bylas, Keating. and Brett.)

VON •611/41 .. rani!. AR.
The plaintiff is this case had latnitased of the de.
kedant 150 bales of cotton, to arms by the ship Win-
:trop from Charleston ; 103 of the bales were delivered to
the plastid!, but the resnaisiag 47 were brunt whilst in
tho warehoese to which they had been removed
!root the ship; and the queatioe I. the WPM was
who was to sudsy the loss indicted by the fire. The j=
the trial at Liverpool before Mr. ?suttee Hannan
this question in favour of the plaiati3, sad awarded the
value of the 47 true—b92l. 13a.
. .

Mr. illilwa;d, now moved for a rale to enter a
edict for the defeLdiust, and submitted that inasmuch at
to plaistef had byfote the fire resold the cotton, and had
rives an o•der for del very to his buyers, he was ;stopped
Wei raying that the 47 bales were not his property.
The Lord Chief Justice paid that it appeared by the
r..-otrsi4 that at the time of weighing the plaintiff might
• NI, if the cotton were unmerchantable, damaged, or
peeled and this seemed to show that the pro-
: :ty hard cot pae.ed to the plaintiff.
Mr. Milward onntended that, though the property hart
• .•<ed, there might gill be power of rejeztion, and be
: ted authotiles for this position. He added that it was
_lit by the cotton in okers of Liverpool most important
•, a binding d.e.:.ion as to the questioti now raised.
r.sson for this was that the contract was new in fora
sod t ssl been formed to meet rose alterations which had
o the ;AA year bttn made in the mode of carrying on the
, • , n tt-wie.
Th.• .curt held that the thriceon of the learned jud;e
• • : the Onding of the jury wero right ; and thy there-
, 1,•te."1 tt.e tuts.
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