The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-29 00:00:00

CHARM= IN TEE LORDS AND COMMONS

D07t1119 TIM TZAR.

Horan or Loans,—The following changes have
tresorrd in the peerage duriag the year 1881—viz., Deaths—
, Her Royal H‘haese the Duchess of Kent, March 10. The
Duke Of Bedford, May 14. The Duke of Sutherland,
rebruery 98. The Duke of Buckingham July 29. The
Earl of Fortson's, September 14. The Buckingham,
of Guilford,
January 29. The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, September 3.
The Earl of Tniquair (title now eatioct), As=set 2.
Lord Abiagsr, Lord Berwick, April 19; Lord Bray-
brooks, February 21. Lied Lilford, Ifa ch 1A Lord Het.
hart, August 2. Lord Fglintase, October 4. Lard Camp-
bell, June El, and the Bishop of Durham. Creations—
Admiral Berkeley, created Lord Fitakerdiarp, August 5.
Sir Richard Bothell, created Lord Westbury J 21. The
Bight Has. Sidney Herbert, created Lord Herbert,
eber', June 15.
Lord John Remelt created Earl Emma, hdy 30. The Fart
ei Daemon will some of age in the issuing year, and take
Ms meat se Bari. Dunmore. Is edditine to the lief of
LI peen who are mirrors are added the Earl of Guilford,
aged 11 yean, mad Lord Herbert, aged 10 years.
House or Courose.—The following changes have
occurred is the House of Commons during the year, via :
Liget It. W. D. Abererombie has been elected foe DWl-
shire, in the room of Major Lechler) Duff Ocwidon, who
accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Thomas Banes, for
Bohm, in the place of Joseph Crook, who accepted the
Chiltern Misdeeds. Lieut.-Colonel Bathurst, for South
ie the room of the Right Hos. &daily Herbert,
created a peer. Henry Beaumont Coles, for Airdrie',
Akismeaa Cabitt having resigned. The Right Hon. Si;
David 1/undea. for Sutherlandshins, the Marquis of
Stafford having become Duke of Sutherland. Winless
Edward Forster for Bradford, Taus Salt having accepted
the Chiltern Hundred,. Lord Richard Grosvenor. for
Flintabire, vacent by the death of the Hon. Miaow
Edward Lloyd Rarity& William Cowin Hem* for
Leicester, verset by the death of Dr. Noble. Richard
Hudgeue, for Tyeemoeth, vacant by the resignation of Hugh
Taylor. Capt. J. Taylor. for Montgomeryshire, vacant hy
the death of David Pugh. Nicholas Philpott Leader, for
Cork city, Rickard Deasy having been promoted to the
Irish bench. W. Leslie, for A herdeenshire, vacant at the
commemsiment of the year. John H. Lewis, for Mary-
lebone, Edwin Jai MOS having resigned. W. Morrisroe, for
l'lynauuth, Viscount Valletort having booms Earl 03V
Mount-Edgcutube. Charles William LYHara, for Sligo,
is the room of Charles William Cooper. Sir Hugh Owen
for Peintroke District, vacant by the death a( Sir Joh;
Owes. Sir Rouudell Palmer, for Richmond, Yorkshire
inmost by the resigeation of Henry Eke. George Loa
Phillips. for Pembrokeehire, vacant at tie cemmeeeement
of the veer. Edmund Potter, for Curti,* vacant by the
death of Su James Graham, Brut Lord Henry Scott, for
Selkirkshire, vacant by the retirement of Allan Elliott
Lockhart. Charles Turner, the third member fur South
Isseciashire. under the act passed last session. Thomas
Matthew Weguelin, for Wolverhampton, Sir Richard
Bothell having been created • peer. Western Wood, for
the City of London, Lord John Russell having been
created a peer. By the death of Thomas Shupby Dun.
combs one of the seats for Finsbury is vacant ; and by the
death of J. H. H. Foley, one of the sesta for East
Worcestershire. The lirst election of a member for Birkea-
heed, mailer the Appropriation of deals Act, will take
piece after the Ist of December.

804:11TY FOR THE ENCOVRAOk3IMIT 01 THI FINS
Asia.—The fourth masios of this society was mewed lost
roccicr. of the Mena, 9, Coodaitetmet, Repat-streak mil
was inaugurated by • lecture no Art Education, by Mr.
James Defforoe. The disadvantages arising from imararree
of art were pointed out by the lecturer, in various ways,
as regarded the picture-buyer, the manufacturer, the do-
'Meer, the artist,. and the public ; and he contended that
I there is little chance for the arta, richer fine or industrial,
' miming their proper position among us till the satire
' edimatiortal system at pest adopted has undo • ems-
titio."..amauf utr schoolschi amp
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gn, a is
nd
rarszlce
ee schools, were under notice, and examples
to prove bow inadequate they are to meet the
ez at the ruse and the lecturer segued that it was
dirt:ltiose to educate the lower claim is art till the upper
ranks had themselves bees to educated as to enable them to
appreciate what was really good. The lecture, which or-
onpied nearly two NMs in the delivery, was listened to with
VztlesslisoessisollelleePOLtion, mil mos hertoatly applauded. An in-
Mammies MOM OF ODD FILLOWIL—We are
isq••••llisrlide OM • special train will leave Him's-
IMO OWNS OE galidlW Mai at 1.30 p.m., coaveying wpm-
bersar If ose• Cemetery who may choirs to
stud tIO head of EMIL James Roe. no North Loa.
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PARIS, Nov. 7.+3.

The supplementary election in the department of
Aube has resulted in the return of the government
candidate by a large majority.
The Paris evening papers publish " under re-
serve" a despatch from San Domingo, dated Nov.
9, announcing that General Santana, who surren-
dered San Domingo to Spain, had issued a pronun-
Memento against the Spanish government.
The case of the Anti de k Religion was heard to-
day. The editor was Sued 500 f. He immediately
gave notice of appeal against this judgment.

ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 28.
All the journals approve the recall of Baron Team
from Madrid.

The Ansonia to-day publishes protests from the
Bishops of Umbria and the southern provinces
against the last circular of the Minister of Justice.
Signor Ratazzi will take part in the discussion of
the Roman and Neapolitan questions iu the Cham-
ber of Deputies.

NAPLES, Nov. 2S.

Brigandage is increasing in the province of
Basilicata, and the brigands are now concentrating
their force for a great effort. Some brigand chiefs,
bearers of important papers, have been shot.

RUSSIA.

THORN, Nov. 28.

It is asserted that a telegram from St. Peters-
burg has been received at Warsaw announcing that
the 'Marquis Wielopolski bad tendered his resig-
nation, and that it had been accepted by the
Emperor.