The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-01 00:00:00

THE 1101:_VDARY co3l3lismf,s

This morning was published the repcdt ti.e
Select Committee on the Boundaries of I:croc..,',
the minutes cf proceedings appended.
was appointed cn the lgth ult., anal wag Comp, g.
following gentlemen, vit., Mr. Walpolp, -u•-
ling-Maxwell, Mr. Whitbread, Mr. Auxin 1:3ur,....d •Ir.
Kirkman Hodgson.

The inquiry relate It? borough?, and t: ohe 7of
the conimittt e as to e amino the recommer,ltet.- • the
.00tindary comnii?si ni in, and to report wh.,l , .
rations should to made therein. In the pm, .t, of
this duty they seem to have experienced much Me ..y in
laying down any general rules for their guid lac,. The
general inferetce wh'oll the commit,ioners drew fro n. the
directions that were issued to them was that they should
determine whet, er the s Aing Imundmies einbraeed the
whole of the population which ought to be included within
the limits of a b rough. This rule appeals to the select
cc nimittee to have been a Mat inference but they have
had to consider how far the rule might he applied to each
particular bortugh. Much additional information la? in
many cases, been communicated to the committe,, and
this information, and the enlarged scope of them lowers
has led them to corclusions differing in sour ..{(4)
from those of the commissioners.

With iespect to the four new boroughs, th. son.
mittee, in the case o! Darlington, recommend the
assimilation of e parliamentary au 1 rnu.i :pal
boundaries; that the recommendations of th. coin.
missioners with regard to Chelsea should be carried out,
except so far as the same relates to a part of the of
Chiswick. which they think should not be inc:tul, din the
new borough ; that the borough of Middlesborough 51.0,1,1
include the whole of the municipal boundary, with such
other additions as are named. The committee contain
the recommendation of the commissioners as to st..lcv.
Midge.
With respect to the old boroughs, the committte
concur with the commissioners as to Helton, cl ..•••er,
Greenwich, Newport (Monmouth), Northampton, 11,
and Windsor. In the case of l'reston they tecolom.ril
th.it it should include the present borough, togctlie• with
The Holm, lying to the east of the present
of the River Itibble. In the cases of Ne wpm t Isle
of Wight), s..lisbuty, and Wilton, theco:.:..
concur in the general observations of the
stoner, at the commencement of their Sep, , but
they recommend cert.,in ...Iterations. They ,1•,•
certain alterations with respect to the burou4ii•
toiliarn, Gloucester, Hastings, and Oldham.
The committee are of opinion that it will Ir
visable to make any change in the boundaries of th- fol-
lowing boroughs, viz. : Bit kenhead , Bine
Gateshead, Lambeth, Liverpool, Marylebone, 11 •
Nottingham, Portsmouth, Reading, South s'
mouth, Warwick, avail Wigan.
The committee .leem it tight to advert to • ...co
sp!cially cornets' with towns which :t.
themselves,like Nottingham and Bristol.
boroughs the commissioners remarked that islet. 1r •dai•
tional districts might be included within them. ti.. ••
holder in the parts added would, in the ono,
of any provision simil,,r to that cos.'
the slat section of the Reform Sot of ••
still vote for the county, notwitl,tan.ii..,..:
the freeholders within the existing path
area vote for the borough only." This aueteal) - ives
urged as an additional reason in the coins of Net
and Bristol, why the ex sting boundaries of <leo-. 1,.. uella
should not be altered ; but if they be altered the so:. .;:es
reemm end that tb s anomaly should he .4 dt •L LY
spez.fic

THE LEVEE.

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in.:nt. haro.illor.
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I he earl of Harrington, by Lord Southainot.,tt
Mr. Walter Scott Setoiclitirr, nn appoint,'
Sccri•tary to the ttovernnicitt of Indio. by tb '
S. ccetary of State for littlia.
Rev. John Milne, N.A., baplain to the biro •
tont.neneral.
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to' the First Lord of the ithoit atty.
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17.iptatit Bedford lint, it N., by the First bold •
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The Earl of Ewer, I.y the Earl of Eldon.
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file Lord Justice Selwyn, ou appoiutnient, by the "
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Turkey, by the Wight li. n. Henry Cony.
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the rowdy Palatine lanedAter, ou
ollor 01 the Duchy of Larica,der
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Mr. William Stuart Walker. en his appointiurut •
o' the Board of supervision iu seuthuid, by the n.
titerne Hardy.
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the Lord Justice \', .od, ou appointment, h) lb. r• 'lll'
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1. :idea of Royal Chuipowdi r Factory, by Lieutencut
R heard Lugaril.

THE NATIONAL DEIIT.-7 he total cost for iptcrest
and management of the national debt WAS. II!
28,627,1034 In 1868, year ending March ;gat, de ".6
wax 21074750 i.
AUSTRIA AND THE Holm Sea.—The !Ind( r S:cre'
terry of State in the Ministry for Foreign Alfuir, lloot
Meysenbug, left Vienna on the 26th ult. for licwir. on
so
extraordinary mission in connexion with the Cont-alit
and the laws relative
',with:mot the different toreli schiousdools,
enominations civil marri.tges
sa i,.. toned
nr.d the
by the Emperor. It IS reported that s 4
latest
of the Holy See relative to the sanction of the btu s "'s.'Coned above haw already arrived at Vienna, and is in the
hands of the Nuncio. who will formally lodge it *lib&
Austrian government as soon as the said laws liar, beta
publiahed In the official gszette, which woo the On at
last Tuesday. Such • proceeding would but add
another. to the series of protests which the 0011
See from time to time Mooched against scomplis tee
facts.
In the seventeenth century it protested against tLe facts.
Westphalia ; it pretested in 1813 against the Culotte
of Vienna, and againet the treaties signed by all 1-7,trr.
yet them treatise remained in force, and it did net binMe
their fanning fee a long period the' basin of tht itttn'e"
titan] law of Europe.—Pert.