The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-26 00:00:00

Tan FixisaraY Ths.acylow.—Laat eveuing a
miewded meeting of the eleekee of the borough was held
at the Belvidere Teems, Peminaville, to eeeaider the claims
of the various candakies for the rep reeeetatiou of the
berwegh. Mr. 1). M•DarmteU was celled to the chair, wed
having_ briefly o 5 the besieges, the meeting was ad.
drama by Lb. Mr. Wed, Mr. Sheen, Mr. Moore.
Mr. Bowdem, Mr. IBMs, Mr. ()virtue, Mr. ',cater, mid
others, ease advt.:alien the claims of their respective favoo•
rites. Tim ammo of Mr. Sleigh, Mr. G. W. Y. Repsolde,
Mr. Tomes tat J. Walzasky, Mr. Mar.
ley, Mr. J. It. Mills, and Mr. Cox, were all
brought forward. After a long discnseioo, it wee
fated impossible to come to any satisfactory declaims, sad
it was ultimately resolved. on the motion of Mr. Bowden,
searieded by Mr. R. Moore, "That a cocarnittee, composed
el representatives from each district of the bproogh, be
appedeeed to confer with the various gentlemen whose
✓ineebed bees ateretioneth or with any other eligible gen-
tlemen, foe the purpose of ascertaining their opinions os the
prim/Mal po itical and social opieetusue of the day. and to
"part the result of their inquiries to a future meeting."
Puumn bratioNALrry.—The committee, recently
appointed Warrants fora public meeting for the purpose of
express* sympathy with the people of Poised, and pro-
grams spdast the inhuman and brutal excesses of the
skis, have imaged for the matting to be held in the Whit-
tington Club, ou Friday evening next. Lord Fetmoy, M.P.,
will preside, and several members of parliament and other
Warsaw
Lave promised to attend. The recent news from
invests the proceedings with great interest.
CITY Or LONDON HosPITAL PUS D1hr.481124 OE
THE CHEvE, VHTvHIA•EARE.—tha Sunday morning last a
sermon on behalf of this useful inetitution wee ;Preached at
BL Michael's Church, Corehill, by the Very Bev. the bean
el Weettninker, from the 2nd rem of the tith chapter of
tielatiank `Bear ye one amoebae's burdens, and so full) the
kW d trarht." The dna. in a very able sad impressive
dlettermes, spoke of the peat benebte which the charity is
the 11111111111 of comforting am the poor afflicted with consump-
Mem met ether diseases of the chest, cud mask sa earnest
end fervent eppeal fee lands iu support of the hospital.
The church was filled with • large cuegregatioe, and the
eellectioa amounted to Ifif b. 3d.

Tao r-.7"—Yeatertlay there TM
• issimrou emoting Si the chambers of the Muter of
the Lib is this imitter, whet) Mr. Huding was ap-
official moaner to wind up lb. concern, sub-
apponal of the Master of the Hol/s.
ALTAL A I ne.ST TO LADY CHAILLOTii CH IT-
MIA —The family of Mr Chow Clroirryid, el Gruilon-
balli. row athissoser. biro boss throws W. the disport
•• disk be. issollid tbo promo-
ow duthd lady ANION Cbsiuyud. no house was
• eluswirsombrlsediubst, aid
earb the afternoon
Lady Cleakolle yds mg Albs is th asighbourhood of
Me imam TIM • piny se her !nude, when the animal
11101.41 Aid awl bribrikassoilotly threw bee ship
viderra Mw 101 l oo her bud sod
Mifflin trim which she wear
m▪
asa Ind is spite al sway Mail= sod the bast medical
ali alms mead • little him six Wale* es &today morn-
ing. Sb• did sot mew sea rdidity after her fall. The
sod event maw the impost sorrow among the friends of
lb. family ••••••bied at Grandpa, and a 9 of them took
their rnrture yesterday. Lady Charlotte had only just
attained her 47th year. She was • daughter of the late
Marquis of Downakire, sad married in 1643 Sir George
Cbstroysa. Likra,