The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-23 00:00:00

voe trotiSt. rt UlOl , T°."" . 0 4 n for Otwad. t• Noly arid Ms Royal vß.,rnta his R Riatraos r: „ k'r• d. tee Prbseso Royal law a w e *.y alloy & ro. se by The errl NOW aft ltrrisir First Lord taa V oroustess Catalog so or• Welnir. and Mils IR at/std . & Pmorrto, tea Kw. Chula ▪ f..r /Ass Oars. 60 ,0 ikrivir7 Drummed or s onto* mart. ouVAL OF Ma MAW" • A ;.tt*.e after We o'er& rit y, te,ettel musk prod/Lao' oent I toss the royal rarer weals • tar. sr ex with rod" ale the the Vivid ; t l ' l %k k: se& in Iles f~saew, Ire I! i unier th e spa; umps Ike royal y* ashed w• ri t tie two piers *WI .tee jag at die s _ _ lirtf Atheirehy the aid the male—lb. ,p,• ' 0 4014 her tbe ohmic. As sir rarthed thelbit. v.,' %rat of lase haled free gut of the per tswerg. t he *term of the Mist gas el a ravel taker ealluell w ok tray sort Is Drat the eared 'es up• fire lea ' filiese bets end reed beadherlikdie se elf pedal as eye. wits** eters fist there wee se drub. to' • m,s t ap or en the tearter4ea, with Prier ADM' ... 1100 a the royal rthirs, geld rebated the luta i li uroc e sI the people wink stabled. At fle Curer kam. the seeps get wader IMO the led gun r Oyler. Sad 15 PP do *vs WPM Of tbs)astb w o of agar far the reespeir et Cheer. lards grr. a woe Wag Liquid (dewed". the *fens of • 1 , 4 w. Ig isfyti). 11114 a Count Ilirekerlke, Gorr Goblet, •ta rasher el hie ear, end the lerli the resi• :in co tatty. Defers thi ear of tlo' kiwgia it the eel lied sway, the pubs bed sanity waxed at her the jetty. She ism elital ▪ r y o r ni rags. . cusader of the Vivid, rid Wee to afr, s pa that lee few nemsata she 10 W uMI N, Mel new reel nil, ra jetty. Ear 114eh6 and Nei , ' Vail% ale tai ie`• the gearterolesit, asd neensted • is tale ri g ( ~ , •2 Mars. masa the Parr of Wales re Fr.to as Kasd tke Proem Alias era saw ini; wh: ?riled ate reser seemed l as 4 Welles mid beta) rat they enjoyed t h e : e sem • Or at litie want hrs., arssliag slums twist* whisk rade 21 IE3I tof the r wee ens lemiy a irt meeptallie. In CM:JN en her ..jsaty Ceara, .std libe owl Pawps, awl 111 r err Club& M.D., gi ~..yr made is *reek when the Gars eet the 's 'teed to be Attained hew darer ear of tit With :sr , f oa ***dors wee F. T. Dreg, Pint L,;.fthe A amity, who use • es beard the sat. have ,t retained k kb rift t. . Hoe wa• untried in plata silk souralsg. Prises Albeit w 4, a :•.a L :totkeost and creams, tad the young Passes elm ar.'re., as sailer., tittle bleak ;awed We, Beeediallitipta, s t .t wi. a pantaloon& As they)scla healed ap sangria, at e •ckek :Ise Queen aid i4lll deeanded SO the qsarter.detel ad the KWp et the iklylaas stepped up the paiway and ot:serevi It royal guest with Oat waste. The inter. sew sr lik• that which rhea plass between old fait: :s. Tat Kist shook leads end err habit hawk ulth Ire crtitly. He took particular Nuke et the v.) k.i is good bat sot to robust health, sad the whole jar, ere semi engaged in aerated twarnades. Kr. orfT. tie En 'hilt *mai. wilt es heard, end wee • it. teed by air Wiry. sad • kw seeeshere ef foals. bat no ogler pares left the ahem. l Vaieriee of A; et, estrisaes drove into the square, is rearm te group trim the yeeht, sad won afterwards Els. Loorkl, v. - t see, rtref bend, led her Majesty sloop the gangway feats the he& and handed her tato tke principal eqeipage. I:e ersrd cheered vigorously an ma se they perered tie Q Mho ; *raj kat wee off, sad m Felice Albert • • its the royal &Urea, the ebeetiai wan renewed, toe inapt thous( up with three Military. Siloam The mil sin • haying got into the other carriages, after as ktovii, I o!lowsd her Majesty, who, reared try Oil r.krs, bad slowly drives to the roya l residesee. The tryst pet $3,111 at:inwards hauled or fete tbe riddle of ntrt....r, it the great einiee, and lay al arrik the Seri • The Fairy took her nation a-head. The Vivid • fatter dews the Anus!, towards see, whilst the 5. shell metered is the case altogether. Ina few • tats, her Kajary arrived at net destination, sad bat Sr a issol of hoover before the door and a few stragglers, rtting wonid have bate given notice that boyar( par• tr..:ar was takil la the dall-lookies mars. • : L eant b four c heft' MD rip: red for tie royal _petty, astir p.etek.an ef whisk the Poses, King Leepold, Prises :abut, end the roya children took a drive to Wert sands, siert they Kit out sad walked for • little, resersin to tee in &Doty ha:l en boar. The day was very Rae, bat tit Wie. is 'till a little sharp, though everything prosaism t:e weather. Her Maj•ty was toast with the Mug at ►b house, and Et F. t. listing and Lord A. Titular's.' had the honour sf receiving invitations to join the royal party. The *Moore c' the squadron, Comansauder Crispin (Victoria and Albert), Mester-Caelmeader Walsh, Mester-Cotentonder Spoke, Mester Comenaudir %althea, and thr. J. dentition (who ess en beard the Vieidl, He., were invited to dine, by his ksjesty's enamanr, at the royal mansion also; sad printed tads of invitauoa to that edict ware lamed by the pain• LA aide-de camp. Her Majesty would stop at Ostend tr the night, and leave at 12 o'clock this day for Lteleed. Thee had a very Sue passage over. The t :ad►cs l ft Osborne a little before 6 on Wednesday rStansg. The wind was low, sad the sea smooth, ett iluy Meted under may mai, or rather as low mesas, all ••e tight for the coast of Belgium. &Milli the shot, to Lou, h they parted (a already stated) about 6 o'clock lestimist morsis r. They were me by the sentries on the tsitt•, end received a royal valuta as they puled. The alai party were to ins at 7 Waco*. T., Chancellor of the &chigoes has left the seat d it on . Boa F.: Meade, Rieman, Dwakeld, Perthshire, Atlv.rikse, lh•patchea were received yeeterlay at the Colo- Likecit troy the Gnomon of Bong-Sea, wad Ceylon. PltYl7.l 111. ROUTS TO TES HioiILANDS.—At to atiek cm Toney Lord John Ransil, seem per...id by L t dy R e sell sod . ehildroa, strived at the Star In.. Ottrgelionare, Glasgow, direst from Carib* yid the Ct0c.4.1.11 Railway. The arrive of thie d pit') was entirely anezneed, cad der proceeded= Ma Pratte without bead 'engaged. During the Merano tit Prenr. moompaand by lady, privately visited the Cathedral, as College, I. ski Ins of which his laristi, es, rreediatsly nergnied, d vey weedy re. eh tel. W• uadentaad eat de eine lord as set rouge for de Birldeavis, by way of Lebiend, and that his Hay ten will set) reliably @stead needle dos 7. He la looking ▪ sod dose as. appear to have petted mach from the ten et the pen stedea. Pram ids lordship bong 'yr* veled WWI the various appsrtsaatese proper to tin spong es, It may be peeeemedd that he iateads to devote some lt• to or .u.. 'bootleg a! bb Hisklasd quarters. EIMAITION or 1851.—The Carter.' Company •etsd the , us of 100 1 . is .id of the exhibition, whisk la ie.% pe d into du Beau of Enind. We have moon :eve that the sympathy of this corpotatioa towards the wt. itim vii sot be limited to a donation, but they an r4a: to take mesesses far snaring so ad/quite repreesesa • d all the `anew preparation and see of leather, foe eta ilemonsey la genet to the %seam Re and she rap pal so y ia repast ef the megral spends& of tar to maaeararse, are doetweely se senbrarra. This Iran to be ea eats* which the ether serpents gem net of London eight fellow with adnatage. FkI.ESOLD LAND SOCIITT AT BIIOUTON...—The Scuts hi needles established is Linden, Binaloghaft end et.'.r place fa the purpose of ezteseng the irea art Acs erzyz nine the nisei= .1 a similar is brawn. Several rennin meting have begs of Ly e at tbe last of whisk Mr. Taylor, of rtaltd, sad ea plain d is detail the ohne t..". mei, in Tie *lite is to genie than it eir tniteatet to secure by weekly jut sullent Ind h cif a re sa t ) vo t e , paring tee mile wheeredie Imbed sate't ;.urcheeed by no sogisty, been M. delete tote t. and by the openness of the onkel it lebtlz ma to nine 40s. a year, eat obi& lo et,s,4 cost )rum 604. M 701., _hed bees squired Ilar s . IA •th • r words, the lead whin hat boos toilltim at 13d. the square yard, weld sow rerld ille e d e 4 • it to lg. ed. A considerable samba of the laimeihants V wines having become minaban d w amen society a t,.at Lira, by stand/3Jan their Means of takes shine rt'l 5 4 pay in the tatranita fee, a mosteg was bold at the Ins kn. a s Wadanday nealag, Mr. Issas Only Boos la tt tin, for the pupa. of prepense the rule. to et: too res..iva sod &Rowans to Mr. Tidd t, the "'",, . 44 1. A 1.., cossi•ierahle diresedee, in whisk Mr. W. • theraiell Mr. Arthur W ▪ tae illis, Mr. J. Robertson L ll'esteinuier Reno), Mr. Soon, Mr. Samuel P•edock, and Mr. Brews, took part, the ▪ or the ilinsisighase &nen were 0441 9 144, with e"" -La ngilications to salt the legality, sad the isontery unified Si incases he, to Mr. Ted Pratt. Mr. sou appniated solicitor, Mr. 0. Smith seeretsry ea'• vet lAndiin Comity Bask treasurers sad Wok , en. - AN b Itecovear or I,OOOL—A gentleman ito.. White Lin Hotel, is au oity, Men gone to e... to Sunday law, on • trip of *ware. dieeevered ?ewer:. t tun in cheater that he had lest kis pocket ,_ t•a• ail ir e I,OOW . He Immediately federated du t-• Ariel te hen, an a rime la Mr. lilltees employ was :_% 4 : 0 •44 to Pernate to make inquiries. Ho sow sews entainiag that th. pocket-book end its 'Gateau o, l ' **bed up ha the bank at Parkin. 11l by a aad lees delivered to tee ostler at the ostyaArms • letter rotund to Chester with the eat monger, r IS rine *he prorate received a rant of 61. fro m • " i itt.—CArefer Ceerase. weighty ebigetien Wei ' VI: meerenti George gawks presided lb toe *bet Majesty, ma het royal esanissil that I sheilli Wawa lila be the vaster of Brampard psitthe worda of intaams, shisold semen ewe . esti instusent el the web el thwpsehh " diet your yank Os emendemisa he desisted Os Sot he bold destitsse ea the ica se the banks" of whin' I earn nos bet dant Wooly notary eel& ad et OW, as est WS is the Slay erne snide§ of trit ar ibr it et MOW. and Mill IWO rililip in the MIMS . in We Hoek el Canaan >t ..d and is the alio t h, , .... Willregi tl , be _humid oi well pans being be nen& to *swam by as bishop. Lad ben Issue 'sabayon elth.grwt fmpatenee ger Weak baseteastililleillooseseb it a in F:: osnemeien WSW sejelned WOW* eli. ha mail been • Illortowlisitoseepesses et the Is a sonditis• lamed on hi as siZ 4 the ic We being to a or held WA the reksisty of _Me awe. Dot esesi Wks le e dempenelhass et Whelk swam what' every Ewa f ritr of thsteharek le stalpini is Iwo, ee undastood, and to einct e : below be be sonbaed by the Whop; be he Mantua No hay esetanedes &Irak bask wined that " nese he odesittekte ; leglithillilla Will be be notated or be arty tai de limit to be eseirmed." lio tri ' I repeat , may the netellimin herelikialer wilaseles lire; ft emliprises ille l oile s osbes WOK without the fall nod finny 4, ,pa Wren vials the harden of this e= in efts fle atapatiss peril of " sawsethily reesivag," lib ' wtiiitt to Set bit seerement el the Lord's lawn Wish is nee erg le We k& • Swig shoe semindeil jell ef the authority of this saw Waft. Imam she you whet it tootle, of = end what it regame every haptired prism to en 4 rod% that 'ile beldam be was mode • massabsxM a ill We laid at Osi ima isil as inheritor el the hilemsam A. "Se inward sod spirituel geese W WO= as WWI wee sie, end a new birth unto tilphassw =Ow bong by mann been in sis end the Weans et aniwe en heveby awls the children of pea."bet se also naiad . yes whet is taught en this some air is leans" (t I oSse of ' Mutisme tibia beleirs of (In to this ode. cooly I will in a vite pew MOW et pant). Is I', Mang Ant sold, " Foreinneb es ell USN see senorived sad boa is at, and that our 'Mow Min smith, seas OM swim iambs the kingdom ef God snaps be he 2114 sad bees anew of water lead of the Hek " tee minister Ostmark', all the etingyestation to "se the Father, thrash oar Lord Jens Christ, Waal a ni bstrateom mercy He wal grant to this shild that ankh by nature he met ban, that he may be milli meter and the Hely Ghee, and nesival ime r . : =lltr i eb, and be Mk a li ving onabee if the esme." , the ettroK: joins the labiliallf in • payer, Wish. li stschwa tint OW by His " season Nosh NA his family in await antbial by walotr" aa r t:L His "safel y Wing the *Was of Israel His through ale Hei Wee, Aid of thereby His bay bsp tism—end by the limits of Ris vieD•isined Deo Jan Christ in the river Ju. Aid swift war in the mystical weals; away of sisi—ibesseelmes Binh he Ilia Wait* min , else, tbst He will asercifally look upon this child, wash him, esti acetify hint with the Holy Oboes; that he, being dell vend teem On'e wroth, may be naiad Lite the ark of Christ's church." Again, they call upon "Almighty God, W aid of all that need, the helper of all that See to Him for neenr," la behalf of " this infant ; that he, semis, to God's holy baptism, a y eial renderion of hie sloe by spirituel regeseratioa" (ash Nimes. Creed espressos it, " One bap tises fee the remission of miss"). They listen to the 'aisle:or while he reads the words of the Meal by St. Sark, in the 10th ehapter, and while he exhorts them upon it, " that our Saviour Christ there commanded the children to be beought unto Him, blamed than that would have kept them from Him, and szhorteth all men to follow their ianneasy. Doubt yo not, therefore," he continese, " bet earnestly believe that Christ sill likewise favourably receive this pri mal infest; that Hs will embrace him with the use of aim merry; that He will give unto him the blueing of et rush lire, end make him partaker of His everlasting Mog en.' " Befog thus perroaded of the poi -will of our beavealy Father towards this infant declared by His Soo Jesus Christ," which to doubt would therefore be to doubt whether Jaen Christ be what He has proclaimed HinisaU to be, " the truth sad the life," the coagregatioa ac=t jobs the 'Maisie' le thankfully praying to God to "give His Holy Spirit to this infant, teat he may be berg again, mad be made an heir of eeriest's, selvatimi." The child's godfathers sad god mothers are then reminded " that our Lord Jens Christ lath promised in His (impel to grant all thus things that they," sad the oregreption with them, " have preyed for. And therefore that the infant must prosier by Astir, his sureties (sum be eons of age to take it upon hksitelf ), that bil will reemesse the devil sad all his works, sad constantly believe God's holy word, and obediently keep His onsimeadments." Tr is promise is thee solemnly made I. the sum of the La tent; being the seedlike cm the faithful performame of which hereafter, whoa he shall be old 'sough to nadentand earl to keep it, must depend either his matinuine is that blessed state of grace to which biptkm shall have brought him, or his falling from it with aft the increased load of guilt which 'theist bat arsompony the wilful forfeiture Mao inter doable a blesriag—payers are aide. "tat the old Aden is this child nay be so buried, that the new seas may be Mead up to him—that 1111 sisal steatite. may die in hire, sad that all things beloagieg to the Spirit stay live sad grow ia kina—that he may have power and streagth to have victory, mid to eiusph *pest the devil, the world, and the Sesh"—those awake el his 'elegise, to whom by mature he is ugh/ailed, but whom in MONK he will bath reemneed. -- lieiitesato • solemn prom to God, pleading before Him He preveiliag merits of His " most dearly beloved Boa Jam Caries, who, fee the liegiveaere af ear sine, did shed out of His molt prelims Ws bait waft , sad blood, Bed gen ooatiaaadateat to Hie diodpies M p Prot all nations, and baptise them the lame et the Patin. sad ciao 80, sad of the Holy Glhost,"—ead " hereeehlag alai to saaetify this weir to AO optimal weeklac sway et els ; sad to great that this died saw he boiled amide. may resolve the fol. alai ef God's grass. ea owe amok in the 'umber of Hie faithful sad elect &Mee." Immediately afterwards the child is baptised in the holy name—is " reerived him the congregates of Christ's lock, sad is signed with the site of the cross." As seem so Ms is dome the minister addresses the people thus : —" &dog sow, dearly beloved brethren, teat this child is Itinerate, sod grafted into the body of Christ's church, let es give thanks unto Almighty Clod for these benefits; and with Ise ward make our prayers onto Rim, that this child may bid the rest of his lite scaordirg to this bottoming." Now what me " these beeefits " for which the °harsh re quires the eseiregatise to give thanks nate Almighty God ? What eke me they he, het that the shad " is !enemerate. and grafted into the body of Christ's shwa; which is, we know from the tesehism of It. Paul, the body of Christ khassil f —" these am the beeelite " for which tts• ekursh bids me thank GA that in hope= He brsessre them as owl baptised tainst—tide is " the trgiestimg," em= to whisk it bids as prey Rim that ' the shild m the rot of his Itle." Con say doubt remain, "lather this be Weed the meaniag of the aural% ? Read the words of lA. Wash fellers :—" We yield Taos hearty drift mow reilsl Father, that it bath pleased Thus to regssisseas Oil Mot with Thy Hely SOW,to sassite him for Was owe 71111 d y adeptiom, sod se inserpsrale him late Thy holy Omni. losit, then, is Ibe plain teashieg of the church, promised to as net merely as washi ng, bat in a fur same awful fors, as " the prayer of faith ' God the Path., through the mediation of Ms Bee, our Lcrd Jesus Christ. Could the thank dare to put sash 'muds lots the mouths of her Wainer* sad her people, to be thus addressed in the house of OA, to God biased', if die did mot believe and require us to believe ha war bearle—Mbradially sad rejoisingly to Wi lk v•—that evem eae of Otos deo Mama% thus presented to Christ, se As coillid and issoomisd, la order that they may be " besting kW "fats His body," sad so aisle steaberael that blessed body—tea en doubt, I say, whether the AGM* 011111dbill that every baptised infant re. Mites the full bow* of that holy saarament which Christ lemlbolad, " as a mem whereby we waive the same, mad a pledge to sums iss thereof l" Tat these promisee truths, these truths so dear to every Chrisina parent. es fall not only of bops bet also of edit eatisa—tatatba so whisk the whole boodl e s, the shank die Christian, whoa bath amigo& the yam of Os " work oat his *ern mikados with fear mad It is God which emboli with him of his ors good "—Glees thighs, I say, Iwo dirostly esatradieted year new vicar in his esantinstion Mfr* ye~d, sh e bh=l mad bemuse he denied repeatedly goke disk infests are regenerated (that is, boss fwd to give to him ibe care of your Nob. He Ognals 1M pWa tr.hiag of the Marsh, I 7 to the craft ef the arshbohop against lay defkisa. This Asekblehop's Court, der brag sad he earshiarettaa, avpsi cismsea that I was sight Is se rehab, Mo. He fassbir to the Quota la Osoosil ; sod kr nflillar. as diluted by Is est et par. llmnsata seat the appal to a some esopssoi of !amuse— of os• wh la paressal Amstar, as‘ mime as judges se as Omsk.. bat • swift of whisb lbe wt Mar of the NOM Wit roull alei Ilesisal tbat we ass Isusild labia ask a gromies So Ns NO I. illpola. ~ wile •Nowibe Wt I sk.___, alvia yea .. rah la adelaserapdaillettlist pore learlie *Kok It maim be Upshot fa pertlealpest * beer whits poor ova obara. Bat ale, la; a a awns gbhdt ae mad eburehata will, ea due ..Subs ressaasad. Kr. Got. boa b oppoliatd polar. Tasted end eapewared by effia Who Nara altar t pews haw, .odor dor iles#l4l eiremataese of the ere, trandared hoes at, FlK'blthell. * a rt ballaktieh. Inaba he Nosy bone earehog that Mahn., sr ask he has ouroked It a; sag Kr. Maas shell, by au proem, be hen the oare of male, to whisk be bor boat thus allaisted, It amid be a !evasion Ohio WI. earl a deal valetas the et the aura, to bb papa top ayboalla fres bit alabay. = tAr m g -we' le shm& a soperetall• hod le foliar the alib i . Be, "i Blot thin A ! lie ally illiSl/Vi s a Vet 1.11 alba" eat/ Py S Wre retard to . te by Niel a ale lag Kedaill deealsoo; le t t l at z limo la 'Ka. poseeened Ma ward* is esti die yea. nettritlateadlag ably neva. artliefore ea to oath ha egad hrirsolisa The aa bli t h rraa, it &Malt, bat I will meet It warm Ik. eaballi an and by as, as . bold met palpably r a t e al d &arise respoetag the of lama Klaiber be *Us dallorly auesith on other ertiela of the OWN= lath,' atiated It oupu loons siou W eacie to Inquire 3 he was pnalmeed by as saarelbr o f Ks eon of ea eassat of lbe ow gnat, bat - adio s spa latch be wet .mood. But il;o;s — li I final kit b hold la bit own Wad Nadi &atria* as saga me Juke Idea wawartby to be your fewest brows be maid set ilmattly pea& to yea sae watt, I Old sot dad that be had oatually prarbed that was seaway le It Ula amid do tide, Übe skald ever be proved to wt. demur to Malaita >V oars Weird opinions apes taken am. bat awl till gm, ata be be lawfully reamed boa; that station at bialt Wawa! twebleltr &Mei yes, 'Web every pater of die pared& bolds, sad easlatively kids, with= it! _ Aad hem it is my ditty mey sorkially to remind yea of years. Yas the olturobwordese Brarapford Opt Ice, are booed ou, by the meet aim= ablld el adese to the shareh, and to the IBM.. Head of Ita *Wok la eidsh yea held the highest ofse you as laymia er bid—ymi M limed, I say, to brae to the hismslidga of the Miley, sr te the arehtleasea. say berme Is mbhi pm shall soassim timely believe, sa just said saaesashb that year simian las pneebed se matrary W, or ioaresisteet with, that whisk b raliaseli wads= to be, the tree word of Get Ordinarily, I should deem It Weak milk to ware say chareiwardsas to be es the smelt dm essraleas et sots plaint, when they limes to their prosebertmoede. O.Yaarily,tbey are bound to bops sad to WWII Ulla be dheitsmies his high duty faithfully, maid they shell have bees by pale fal sad ascioubtieg experience to attest the matrary. Bat tows is um an sediaary sass; you have shady too strawy name to apprehead that your mew visa 'may ndeavear to spread the poke of heresy swag his people, by deal lay the sinewy of the Holy Beerammit of Baptism to baptised initiate. /Lad, therefore, I sow aerie yea, If you ever Item met tales doetriae dow frees Wes, Mat yea sots his words sestrately sod report then to am, or to the areltdeasos, without delay. I hope, indeed, sad thigh it probable, that be will salsa from obtruding on you them opinions, the mom IteliZX whisk has brought hint lam we light trouble. It to be expected that be will not preach oa the ea** al all ; and however lasmatable it say be Chet so ink a el Christian troth be set tau* to yea tram the lisle is this rest seassiallsa, that It is aught mast powerfolly, IMO INlNeadiliny, la Me t he sees: themselves, sad as I have already shows, is the ealleallkst of the thumb. Hat lo7r7i7iesst disbating question arises, Hew ma the oassokbas itself be Wily lamskt I' How aim that gnat pa tinier of prima be dety— ban of the lambs a tha fork of Cludet—he Nab*. eredwowise than penisiontly, performed by see who halt believes not ths saving trans whisk b. bee embanks. to hack ? Par this 1 must freak/yeast that I bows* Wan remedy ; and these who hew mtpsemoded tam I. ea dielharge of my duty. hays ovioliaboi, is dimosimmisd s fhb gnat prettied aeadaatise, otiosely wit was urged epee them. Bat although then is no human 'embody. la es bar, sad ..randy pray, that it may please Ood to give store Largay of kit own beavealy aid to the pen noses pee. MI suable boa to learn from the weeds of tie beak Oka Wwhisk bib Rabb may be digrW Radii( kat boakatioi. b il , indeed, we great umbel ham the notorious abuts of saßleint meads of esmidowcie in the madam of smy washer's toning, it mob his hearers more se tbely as the wads el dm aloud bell for inanition ; it makes *ma peeler mars attontivaly the sammestou truths walla this Book of Commas Prays' will be found, on enry arab of their lath, meet purely and most clearly to otakold. It ea forma Oa, as great practical lassos, whisk is toe somasely begat's, that oar min babas in mating to shank is not to hear seesaw, bat to join la the common worship of God Om "it is written, My house shall atiti, be Galled the Home of Pea er"):sad thus to be 'Molded to ~., ), ,i tz, ..,. of k the immeditee poems of at He lessee. that He haft limit said, " here two or throe oro soother is my ammo. tltste as I is the might of Ibere—obsoe on to have esr Saviour himself more owl more 111111110, rot slily with ye, bet in as —to receive lib in that His beavemly Si.., where He is himself the psalm kid whisk he OM i few as the 28th /Untie tells le, " Oho body of Christ is gives, Mks, sad Wes k the lis," set indeed thros* w the inky of the esheareee of banal sod wise." but Eke many, more efastsally, epos meld be by say sub eliasge—der it it, as the artiel!pectede to say, " eller ea knit* W wow: This, too. fit Paul iseira," Ibo Ng of il width we bloom, is It set dm tisos of tho liked Chalet? The breed whisk we Weak it It use the essmseiss et the body of Christ?" In other weak flee real re_li_st palm is His body and His blood, the blessed ISOM whisk we sontinae more mid more to be what we were =lest made to be—eassabao of His body—of Hb Sorb, Ids been ? Do you ask what it is to be thus made members of His body ? I answer that it is to be made as truly see with Christ in his glorified nunhood, as by sitars we are one with futon' in talon amthood. We know not bow the hoist of Adam's sia is transmitted to all who are naturally "prang boat hie ; bat we Isom th at hem him it has boos so transmitted. and that woo boar abet with as his oorraptsd natant. I. like swan, lade we bow sot low the heti• ages of Quiet's mamboed is somminaisated to a., es never theism bow figs His own binged weeds, "I am the vise, pre the tossehea." sal bus mug (Mike pimps of his Satthat it is is that osammodskel to we, that he, the an, is the humbie of grew "Of His feisste we ham till vessived, awl goon for pan." to our several meows% whatever mug haw bees war Is im mhair wiligkedipm is holbillog, weeding gift =the gift ibet elk% I moat is hyalima—sed 40111Ailiad sad names! kg algolsoks saisiag." Now all Ibis. WOW bloskgs, the pose of die holy top ammrsit, dm 1.1•11 Pao Wed of OP (postbag to us Is the hems lobes est of the OM mid Now Testesoest, end la the opetlee sad pipit AR the day); lastly, the special pre miss of oer Lord Jews MAI is "the megregatio• *lke Maki " duly gattund together, as wash (isr thus it is that we are "gathered together is his game)—ell UM, mighty bloods's. I soy, are Maly and tally gives to en who se Skase k faMb—be the @swims is soolusleses of le ts who mkisloto what it may. Pee, owls MG se ells to you the woods et Me aura Sh sa kb *PM is She Mk &Oak. " dltimagh 7 estae_tiaste the evil Yak thief audio- pity la the adaisTealisa of tbe weal sad nerawaste, yet, lenewael es they do an the step la dub own mane, bat le Christ% ad do nlaisteepMisnannoloa sad autheeity, we nay nes tide taklaWy, boa la boson. tin Weed of God, sad fa reeelvias of the awssaeati Ifelaar Is Wm east et Obriet's oaaa tibia sway by their wlitodaess. Vat tie sine of God's.* dhatain kin wilt at by faith mad rightly do receive the swps.aw atkidend sato now ; whisk be effseesal, benne ei fader. lastiotles sad pea wise, anew* they be Walston by well wee." had here I amend& It was sty hand= to be ad ' drawn yea somewhat it Magi ea the been se berthas. Bus that be ban demo so sawfish' wall by Me pease peer to yea, ray Mead Arelideassa , i a senses ea " the bolls's, of baptised Mahe Mot I shill theakfally anal wall of its pablisolles, sad I ran it a espy of it to ovary bone width' year psi' May Owl owable - esne who read it to pelt by is sand, is ellsollswahs, lt. Mast stkrfai et&eneY w eas I On snob word on. Mr. Nelms will son nod before Lou wad his saw awstaltiod perhbissore the Marna' aad of lb@ dm* sad isasediehely allerwards willnst i r• la Ow wads whin the wiles of the law • It Ira, I risraewt, beat 'toad that I ast le Wag W. Ombra le trial he Iseem by Teem et Ibe at bk. beek, millet .0s dr Ithwag etllesien se Sot bait we patilebel muse/ ea Ibe yuipse_rimitlss Is Ile volt ears prod Wise gm et bee esseses (slt Me% glib ' SI set =mortally ellist In eleet), I bave arm basil Is nip It lbs brit at lepl peassitep wilt KT. Osehist: tot I bow Sot wigik aslbselles m aar the sent mom ghee by atm& S Tbe sorWrie Nam is. If me s bode% or eeme. SW err" *NW Ist ale sieeedemsee Is asetberlles. tit loon psi& the ems I Is selb In seen Akin WNW seilme at Sub ysillealles. work I alesti dein Its, Italy ei to iltateltplysestallip. MANTIPACTURING DISTRICTS. Barr= ARCILEOLOGIAL ASSOCIATION. SEYINTR ANNUAL CON LANCIA/ITR; Anew 22. Yesherda sse pte7llege wars *I illienledag and highly grad ehemetsr. As nereslea pleased by the Leveler the= she anion shy at ten In the among by sell ft lands, awing Morecambe Bay by sinew to Mee one mere the ea gad Ifiensi Mena le viols the r n i rol Fames Ablnfatinsista la the male enelai— ves brought is a onset midenfel issue, sad node Me men bah ef tile Ankrelegleal Aceniaties their del len fur the Rest delightfel and am of the sales Iselnelive of the kited ever undertakes. TM wheideed emu sin was usuaary ■waenes —l2f er 111 1—beldwabill haw sewell as gentlemem. ?be trip tb Poodles h only see el • few miles, eat essapted but is inhales; mad • the tremble mid delay ef an embarkation (fee vast of • pier) by heels of nth a eumerons yam over, the steamer's peddles were ens is motion, - sea her head la a short ems Mein need, sod pointing to a dark open barely oblige ea the verge of the basins, which we were Warned was the reds of Phi Castle, istisated the lark we were to 'erne seems the water. The Masan ernes the My h seen 12 or 13 utiles, and a rya aa boar sad a hell bpsegle as to the pier Mind the little tory whin deb= the Whew of Pial. The rut rerzi.• pleseent sae, the leadesspes ea either non being nekok end Miley Me. When approve'. long Wends of Mommeft Began have the Lancashire welt, with the village of ilepabent, end the bold bluff rwk whisk partially shalom lc seleirlan object to the onth,s liMisteMte wash-vonesdisissing like floating sass sine ea the deep bin waters is IM mouth .1 the hay, you dimes some (OA he nies4pal he at Fleetwood. I'l.l Oath and the en Wet s , Island her. now be come premien* eyelet to the mime ; and, babied them, sad strnehleg away tonne the north, are seen the bold online of the WinimeeMand bilk, min lag up vide= ef the lakes and the anahanting swam wake lie hid Is the nem of ibis menntainems reeks, so forbiddisi is its anon aspen, yet inning—mss warm hearted nit Memo wish a roan enerisr—and se genial me a wens aggesesh. The Black Cash le in striking proxi mity ; sad Me Omni= nage `behind Wimisemere) Ides its bold, rein* eed braes outline hll be view. Th. Old Man of Oenireu. Weed, sad Tilherthweite Crag, Yew Crag, the Leagdale Pare, Sea. Pella, and the Wet blue' oaths, of the Helvellyn ere all seen from the dale. whilst' crossing the bag ; sa d sz stand I. belt relief in the book ground of • picture ess a wide aneat of oouan7, sad other wise extremely dive fied and pleasing to the eye. We reached Piel pier, and bladed st Roe Island about half-pest twelve o'olock, and a special trsia took u down the railway to Ferman in about tea Wanes. The quiet sad secluded vale of Beekaage OW, or Olen of the Deadly Nightshade, was, in the olden time, appended *sly frets Daiwa, sad, nadir the shade of Wes of stately elm sad plane trees, this entreses to the glen mot have been at one time very isperfai. TM upper egtel was OW of natural ad do sae, eat off from view to the meth by the abrupt tersaiaitiou of the gin is the bills which the band the Abbey, as on either side. It was one of them 'Waded spots which the Cisterns' were impelnd to mint Se their buildings by the rules of thimble. The essergsneles of rail way directors had an bees deamat of in thee day, sad maks theeght themselves ensue hem inveden he meth a plea : sew—s shrill whistle is km& the quit 'sorting ern of • railway locomotive, and through a teasel seder the once impregnable barrier of rock which closed up this end of the glen, • large cad goodly company of achy, irreverent istrudere are projected ape& the men. almmt with the rapid ity of puff and dart." The vale is so snow that the line and.station seas to have intruded upon the von laws ia front of the venerable pile ; whilst over the &see el • betid ing with which the ancient residence d a. abbots ie mid ta be Incorporated is written "Railway Rani The sides of the vale are welt wooded, and the sight of the old ruins whose mouldering walla are a prey to the ivy, the Waet . sad ausearous creeping plants, Is very striking. To the reader who has not visited this pines Is may be Ines tined that these nisi are yet very extenive, Mil though at one period the inhabitants were allowed to resort to them for their building stale as they would to a publie quarry, sad any them away, there is still eutaaieat lett of the walls (ease of loft ) to determine the obsraeter of net of the :principal sad &perineum of the abbey. Some of them are sad have been Is dean, and it was an till the very day oleos whit that an exissain excavation had settled the nature and yospeso at ate 011ie Wet of them. They occupied a sum of grind SOO het in length by about 400 feet in width, and the grounds enclosed to the MOsr lay altogether were 65 serer. The members of the amasiation appeared to be very mesh smirk with the sweetens of these nagailloset Nada% espesially in embset with the meagre and imperatively iasigaiiisant remnants sees the day before of Whalley Abbey. A few verde may /OM to give a mood general idea .1 the nature .ad extent of the abbey beWings. Steadies in the suttee of the quadrangle, • regular square, with elides of ace 190 or 190 bet sash la length you have ea the north side the conveatual church, a building of extraordinary proportions, and eueedingly lefty, with its tower, chaseel, tremens, and choir 306 feet in length, the width of the shun sorer the transepts being 190 feet. On the seat side of the quadrants was the refectory, about 200 feet bag; at the east side the chapter hone and cammos rehatery, with dormitories &ben, (upward' of 200 feet in Wok) ; aid es the wen a =ignition hell, stretching from the nand of the churn to the utmost limits of the southern building, (Wog, in fact, nearly 900 feet in Inegth), which served se the hospitina or guests hall. Thus was she a nag snits of band:op further south of all these, at right eagles, and levering them from east to west, the snot pompom et which has not been determined, though one wee apparently • small chapel (the abbot's thapel), sad nether the hospital. The members of the sewaistioa were again toted, ken a. in getting a good guide, being sakoareekl by Skrael Sharpe, t he A. a gentleman h made oessesteal arnftecture object of his stud y h umany years, awl has travelled to most of the abbeys and envenom on the Ora linen of Europe ; especially those of the Gehenna seder. It was by his experience obtained in this way that Mr. Sharpe:wee enabled to dissever the peeltioa of the haspitium : and establish the fast (entrary to the spenlaties of Mr. Book, who hod supposed the cloisters only to have been here), as he did yesterday, by excavations which laid bare the foundations es which the edemas rested at the north end, with corre'rendisi bay against the wall of the church, and parts of the capitals from whisk the arches of the roof sprung. The finest part of the ruts left shading, however, are the walla of the damn, as high 01 the *Memory, been& Z we nr: of the tromespla, high nearly m the reef, • eon pardon of the walls of the choir, portions of the linable lleo Oakum down the centre of the nave, sad the teeter te the height of at least 70 feet. litsadisi at the great east window of Ike air and looking towenis the tower at the west rd, dem& the arch (spent he the Ganser emery hdglit ef OS het) at the - se to the r ill from the *dr sod Ansel (whisk I kettnafely in all Its beautiful proportions) the vkitee is sour prase er tr d tea a good Idea of the wegaillant villa irk* the "thole nut have pressatedm kali le upwards of 900 het la leap!, sad et reparlknate begin. Keay Ono beastifel doorways sad wiwkwoareabo k gad prism , ratios, with portion of the beautifely mined alter. The roof of the nave appears to have been et,, elisil by two rows of six solemn. seeding of single abenter shahs, and of dusters of eight Smelts shafts slteraelisii. The rein tory and common reiterary appear she le Inn been M unn halls, with roof supported by ein solemn in each up the antra. The Masses bespitiem, sr gust's reketery, Mr. Sharpe shows to have beta oantortog by solemn lowa the mane la the same way, asid ken Its length there naet have been 10 or a dean. The mew bees el tbo aresialks lawn& *best the aim for moo than ea been and woe eamanekel Oslo, toe heat of knights in armour, embed a geed deal of yowled= se te the period of their engin ski ao kith, new the learned satigaarken presoak The two aggsgsatly sidled were I s la elms, 'IWO* arable* die tint of On John, end are ia widen goad presweatien. They Ile upset their becks, with beefs ansosd bolted% tie Midi as tha left breast, and swells by their eider. Two ether Oyerat, pioat of a height of the Ise of Mimi lir Ifat. sigma to of lee of the Ovenike, oat the atm of a fally. Se sistAbis_ part et *a skink eke ors remottable mow =a ig lideg out le a Idsd of bard, limit Mao, shack re kook. The of is this gate has ea with had, sal asi a Miss., sir 16 bloy s illi Nee leis allad mil frit mai on a of Oa soled eitkt eel arbor pardon of his know s li r ati toes ad inksbly sweated, and we la keenest preservation. The' WOO of aeofkar knight, sleben the same period, Bee before the east window of the &sir, with feet to the east; but having beam reposed,te the mew sad atoms of free two to ite three emitniss & , the plotter Wares have boas nearly oblrate Mr. SIAM having prinked to reed a muse as Tureen Abbey, sa appreplately undertook le reedit on the spot, and ndeetad M eallbse7 to tho PriveiPal poetises of as umbe M Mailosis biersossirs. gen 4 posed -- ..._ i sles mai the referessi:jamt. to the soggiest esentOTZ. Goode as heal reprinted** was received by hisses from ast earn., of the nom, wide were speedily sup pressed lead daesetag and doubt of heads from the of the sessent. The untie. el Mr. Damesn's '8) name Slatted load =pianism re keep- CHAIRMAN then rose and addressed the meeting de Mine : Geettemee, the very great difficulty the elemems hove espenned In yeadmeL ebbe& !chem .. blue lei% mad the mos if mown they have Vt ll : l ir " 111 li rie sa p i ostb i re n ro i r eN th a str e te la oat t h h a Ze they fed, sad aow mew *ea nor, the to be moesesery. The moat =welsh is now so pro mbleatly betty the sel • great sensation, Meese is whhh "wag shaseholdsee, eiredesply interested, is the lamosedve deportment of the esioreq. Seggestiose had has nab, sod seeders had bees submitted by gentiamea well experieued is the subject, to earn en the workieg of the lime by contract, at •ling saving te yen, sad theme seen, the directors every reason for believing were based es cornet date It was • dilleak gaieties to deeds how to acoompliali the 0014 old after musk sonsideratiss it was, as stated is the liegmet, deleembeit to =mike fee • competent low mem empsebtandent. We did so, sad eat of 70 eippli manes we slue Mr. John esedi—(itheees)—• gullets= who use te us with tie highest testimonials frees the um may uder whoa be had previously served he 10 yen= as well ss from almost every haling eashaeser in this country. (Rear, hear.) Mr. Gooch stands the test of experience, sad hem the knowledge we have of his private character aid pookssional talents we are =evinced we have taken a ewes& step is appoiating him to the ofilos. (Chum) euougen VW question et the strike among the eaglet elvers It:. beim put before u in as emcees • manage as it was possible to do Is an =laid statement; but I will mew endeavour to amplify it to some extent, in order to explain' say deficiency which there may be in that statement on this point. The drivers erupts= that they were not fairly heard, but Mr. Ellis has told you la the statement that he oast the men, and expected teat they were so ler suisfled that they would wait until the directors could anemias into the cause of their aosplaint. I st rived at Skoreditch myself within • quarter of ea beet after the departure of the moo, and I immediately idemoulitel to kr. Gooch to come to me aad Mr. Ellis and lobs with him a statement of all the flees which he had leuened ; but wi th = an hour every man's relyatioa was Ike= In Mr. Geoch's heads—et theme," and kimes)—and we WWI thereby placed in that position as masters and se mw of barites that we coal/ not deal with the men luaus they fret withdrew their reale-elation. (Cheers.) I maitre you, gentlemen, this matter wee not treated lightly by the directors; and myself and Mr. Ellie, and I belOve also my friend the deputy-abairman, investigated every Am that had lossimposed, and, u a practical man, I can assure you that not ;Zle fine was imposed that ought not to hare beta im (hear, hear)—and certainly no fine was imposed from any improper motive. At the lime there was sash • want el diesipithe in the establishment at Stratford, that it amounted shoos to the loos of • dividend. The men say they were fined to things over which they had no control ; but that is not the mu ,• they were Seed for as »porting the mischiefs which had been done by them or for mischiefs over which they had had no control. It was their duty to have reported all accidents to the superin tendent ; they did not do so, and they were fined for such auk*. There was one case in which a train broke down and was obliged to be takes on by horses, and no report of that eireunotance was made to the superintendent. This is one of the grounds on which a flee we. imposed. Another glan d= has been mooted—why those tines, having been la loud, had afterwards been returned to the men ? (Hear, hear.) Before the men game to be paid off they gave us to understand that it was their Intention to eoateet the question whether we could legally stop the flue from their wages, and the directors haring no wish to be at litigatioa with their men returned the flue. (Cheery.) The men, it should be remembered, dismissed themselves; they were not discharged by the directors ; sad to show that we had no de sire to deal harshly with te= Itr. Ashcroft endeavoured to brie, Moat 'remake's ; bat what was the result ? The driven neat ia a list of demoods ens of which wit that the amount of the day's work shone be considerably reduced from what it now ia, and shsegether stultifying Mr. Gooch's position as the superintashat, by demanding that all questions in dispute should be referred to the damn of the compeer, not the directors, be it remembered. (Hoer, hear.) On Thursday loot we'Asemeneed In the Norfolk district, on the Peterborough branch, sad as low u Cambridge, with the new men, and I am happy to say that up to the present time, with the exception of a trifling shaking which occurred to one =meager train, from which no damage resulted, and whisk might have happened notwithstanding the greatest oars, no accident of any kind bee taken place ; and consider ing that the new wen are strange to the line, and strange to oath other, having been brought together from various parts of the country, the mate of all the trains has been kept batter than I could have expected. I have to report that this =Rolm there was the greatest punctuality observable. The acts of the men before leav ing the engines were at variance with their statements. In one case • sleeper and a great quantity of chips were tikes out of a tender. There was hardly a single gneiss flan —the vessel by which it is seen how much water there as la the boiler—certainly there were not more than two or three—left in all the engines on the line. (Hear, hear.) Time things could only be done by men who knew the measequences of their att. (Hear, hear.) Whether they were done by the cleaners in the shops or by the en 'no driven, it is not for me to say ; but such is the lot. Soap was pat into the boilers; also tallow ; ;poise, and essd r were applied to the axle wheels. (Hear, hear.); Tinge are All fasts, and. however emphatically they may be denied by tke drivers, I assert that they are facts. (Cheers.) A re heath, ken been cut upon the character of the Neff it men whom your directors have been enabled b get together. I hold in my hand the character of ison man, with the reeommendations of thou who have Se Molly misted us in this great difficulty. (Cheers.) It We be 'greatest importance to the railway world that the eimehination of this clue of men should be permanently and stempletely put an cud to. (Lied chum) Gentlemen, I have looked through every ono of these characters, and h I tell you at 011 a that there were six or liven men whoa we felt doubtful, and whom we therefore ,I am now able to tell you that th ere is not a man op the Bee—end we have in all 75 drivers—who is not, in s opiniou, stud to the duties which he has to perform. (Cheers) We Lave 18 meet coming to-night, chiefly from the north. Then are men too, coming from the South Western line, some of the hands there preferring to knew their old master, rather than to remota in dick pout employ. (Cheers.) Oa the North British Hu Mr. Theraten, the locomotive superinteadest, took 14 men off he own foot-plates, to send them to us in our time of need. The saving, gentlemen, which ought to be sleeted in your establishment at Stratford is frees 20,0001. to 10,0001., but, considering the system which has been car ded out, the spirit which the mu have *viand, and the use of dissipline in the establishment throughout all its emailkalless, we are convinced that we could not, without :=llO etirps which we have done, effect any material (Cheep.) We do not intend to reduce the ways at the driven. tChrien) It I. not by the petty psedrusy of reducing wages eid. a day, bat by spetionatie mememement, by strict discipline, and by proper economy, wok as mu of badness earn out in their own private eon ems. UM we hope to secure our object. (Chews.) I now reeves to the report, upon which I wish may • few words. as I ban stated, we ban not been able to effect moth , yet I am glad to my that w little move mesa Pere been in that napes ham =ea In the right di sulk& (Hear, hear.) The receipts per mile for the on , wsßwdfag half of last year animated to 1,2361. • in the last have boa rather more thaa 1, 2401.; while the MU exposes* per mile were la the first M wa it e SUISISOin end I. the second 698 L (Cheers.) W matter a re is the eme e au 60 per outage poin of view, eroditt per smu t sod lathe Mae r 48, showiag • seeing of 1 per seat. Whoa I lest hod the lissom of addressing you I told you that the dingle= use laid the renewal feed to be acre than It wee Walenty to outlaw. The directors thought it prudent at miss to Wag dews that fond to what was, in their °paten, the debt point. Oa this line it is not usual, as It is an use ethers, to include every sharp under the bead of malatemous of way, and therefore there is an appa rent contrateden between oar amounts gad those of other eempanies. We have thought that 22,0001., instead of 11,0001., is the proper amount. We have ezpeaded • and double eau for renewal wpm the Coldwater ha.. The work there will be conpleted this half year, and we hope that considerable time will elapse be fore any large reaewal will take plus again. (Hear, hate.) The carriage renewal fund, as you will per ceive hoot the accounts, is not made use of, because the Newmarket compsay owe you a l ., ge debt, foe which you held the security of their carriages, whisk we are new going to take at a valuation. The capital will be unedited with the amount. Having this plant of the Newmarket cow pany to our bask , and seeing that there was no moral pos sibility of their puts( the debt, we did aot thigh it right to wait dB the time when we could take the Newmarket stook, and merge that Into your stock, without an increase of cepitel. The capital account stands in exactly the lame position se It did last half-yea,; and notwithstanding • I VA i'w _lite c . 1 . : . ••. •as • - r . i.,*l - 4 1 1 it/A •t: ~...' tv• Irn7 4 4eVA '1 . ' Nip _........ - —,- -...r.5.a p -iiii-w- .... 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Sink rho us , djailidull • Is 44- " 411.41•14•6 Ged that 1 ./ k Thr Yoilli weir kiletro-eadr upset hapertswt queasier *Withies et She elm" sa widsh.he tins pedant ow di honk With the essokus of Witt dawn er two I le 7 karma/ea Tess ekeitiballad le--e ikon oldies ii II Mt &If te ladled, to you, an be the madam AS weaker wee as See es geoid bars bete • It trot • Ii %u m =dial r t le a l r i l e t2l:374 hi tki le tl i orai l i k end to she siker kelthiswere fie bmpllsid Skin, is Me ri - abs ill I• 01 &AY ken this o lg gsy OM bla. wished. Wait Ides t Ones eat lessesd sae • kale eddied &WI al Pk es/ the kolad yeit la bath t lioNtlaa lie tin : le its sad, t o kis • , ii-, -i ;••. • - • • uk. o 4 ihw ea r g . , rn r e li t, ~ , , , pall lIMMIllai OM lIIMM eiiiN ik Elms ribrisidsao Wt the led 166•141, kaki Mere searissent • destrles Is RAILWAY MEETINGS. anal ikon Nee leura 'W il m a , s e m o s mum log , him ewe esknoreeettar... skim, wader Sabi yeses, el wren WASINV I AT OSTEND. • 1 1410 when I arsons- sad so prank to yea keepers wok stOod. Sot sp titS is is it Irbisb vim be EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. ......-.. t' rit .., seemed tellir i Srkilte==wswershd I beer widisisertunewthe I' haw M od Ark es eras elifik di lizE e l '''•ld it I. sob•••••• - •“ ds•la • b• im• wi ' rk yoked . akideker. the „ya k do d , du the edenstly . best loom IL mat us worm w•alati. mimeo* wide-'aids of a's h m•isa,__ •PI•i••• "kb l'• km 111•1 1,_ 1•11•14 Ms °edify, ablf7 o •• l 7 "may a thil • 461 P•I'Y 10111 °• 11 % Ol= PI 111 ". le lia* "••••Yi Sat al dy eftE M 4 "TA ...i..,"*""rdi. 1.,%eaddi.'"d".1...k, ..."—.. ......"'"%thwir*° . "%rm. --2:1-7".tirri's.r.tmarirs' to ..--- --`".--------• rkb.,..i." 4 rta""..„....1.1ki,th"`",... nea llellild i ta Ull tbe deli eftrie: Ta"" : IR um" INK' tb• 'kik." di li.'"••• 1161 " aid Ili* a lima km arbiek ea Maier t, I sitkid be bees is his "Po •I•b• saittilw of ii• am mg, / 1 • 7 4 : 1 " & L. Sam laq , the skeknes, Ink the shah at sae seentot Arlitar 08 . 1 , inal ia Ni ohm" the • .straoye kedge adliely to Gera "_ -sw Mirk to kaki, Ova I bed udelt bees nah nosh c•••• 'ad WIWI* MIMMIMme 1 hat way Es Ike real lbw, eubek. im , i h i qi.. a am t a v .. ohht . 1•1101. dabs leak detwataikestier kw ono • •airtel Is knead sit embed,' Tbs nes weed have bees 't •••••••7. dart mei k takes bY . 11 • lam aff• •••••••••• The Sewarraaw (her. Ilisemiy) harks nag the atinnke. aura. do shiskrar : sime esettook i r a .be _" 11 11a4 iv sbe in servilai Ns" *heed IS•akel" s tmelbarr, latt- , sotte Pik ta• P", i rr b•• la • 6 " ••• 1 ..._• 11 • 114 , 7' 4 ensetwakeiag sk nestk sad the essi et the nuke y 1 111 , all winks s ooti n g seshen AMM/M1 MeldrAir an WIN• 41411 Misted kiln 111 haw pmela, is • et ski, rt, It a". "a's" kaki ben sassised to the Nikon et shaeholders, the Pert.., end skeet ladlikst .11 tin sift meell levireasalt d onleaestiseral lades. Is east j kill have kailared to rested tbe 010 " ••• *lb* et me l- reyon (wltiett appeared is the Bowen et Meaday last) A w l u p eau u s u rete st ems . ClList ..._._ ll down ,bl* Zs to bees pleased is made ID ise sere vi ask es Mil so imp* die knew by a anis. I mil e by _Rieke. prodislem, with a kerma et the ktY was read. The seakesenset k the deftness al the Wit lead Is the Urbana (Is i• ``' •••••.- „. : ... twalissesed by Laraine ft kis reamen, year father la ad' dir et lls. a 'ben WY Ent by wry paste/ ants ea m a k „ east ib, regal Ls the_d_halep dile *eighty obilptise c Zers= . 0 111.1 s. Whitt kleseted that I should advise kis to The OlNlller Dirket, Alfa/ l& N. /MIL of yr_obetires, sad she refereses.nade to the eiresiet- Airinkyr lee it the Mire. Lid I " I _77..." 6 9 / •.•••!•_••° 41 0 • 0 !S• kik!. weigibetwist &web*, that Vara dremplees *lda le II s the amen el Mr. Dunes% dablsdne, we ban greed eatidestise lo telling din the might wine we them took is sdll espy ea erne sod dna lbw will he me imeinee. - It is, poleg a = gal te t Misillieh he fast that then a• GP Mr. Dwane leek pima balm tide board sae. The natter is see one latish her have se entrel. It bee been sobered, as I hanstatee; es bass . %mew i n * Nay were, ha when ends we hope the me n ieten will leen (t. Year, bear.) Them are may metiers oseseeted with Mr. Dineen% keewiedgeof leer aisles will sneer it seam eery, is ear spines, ibet_the ease sheaf be left there. (111wer, hem) Ti. MellMilllatenine d this batiste h 'awning bed earieleiney. This Zenon Vain line ham Dem speed ad you have an merest boo et mean*, as impend with Ise asereipmetft half of lest year. of MOM Thus has, me, hese an 111112•10 I. Mar mileage, whin wee hatmeesi nen fully to develop the teseurees of the disteiet, ha titbit wee poididp • Wotan Our ppoastition in relines te dile *seises eseepnbe mend to Mmade the oda sitnonto et the shareleMsee. We hen • waling egreemen with the Breen Vain line. With the sat Anglin Hee we have no egression. The Great Iforthent Moe is now opened to Peterboroagit, treeddlag ea your bells es that point, at St. Ins, end at other plain. By sheemeng the distaine, and lowering the fame, lb. Cheat Worthen Compeer bars obliged you to ro deos year own fares, sod onsequendy you moo not be SU , ed at a nereepoodieg ism at dams points. The directors hen, however, nee the time h sae ihr distant when the re. nurses a *ash sempoey bang fay Mown, sad its position fully havestigatee, as aseeipmetitie we agreement will take plan, by wen of wkidt the several sompania will be Weight together, sad tie proper slated dividend divided yew=sate. It vreeM set be ible to coned front with compatellso est M at tided, partirelarly Ines your trade shall be Upped Cambridge, it will be • difeselt matter he you to bold your owe. &teethe to the provides% hod has bean rendered still snore newsry by the emmeremee a the peel week, is order that y be able se his, all ear waritnee from the dab, in width they appear to have enableed against employ en, and te de thatbethe to then whisk mil prenet seed occurrent, in Mere. I will new amen& by moving the adoption d e ripen Mr. GLYN mended the when The adoption a the report r haa bees seconded. a die gamin a:anapest • variety of Isere or less involved is that notion. The twe points Droned forward related to the Nodelk linialithestrike of the engine. driver, and dream. On the Intel these Mr. NATHAN asked U the directors were determined to %m bring the p aths of amalgamation with the Norfolk line again before ediment The CHAIRMAN replied, that the board had no such intrados, audit meld be for the shareholders themseivee to say whether at Nay femme time such ea idea should be enter tathed. Ile pledged himself to work that line only as long as the agreement entered Into with the Norfolk Company ma Medias, and then to abandon it. The agreement, he believed, was in foree till May, 1866. Mr. BOX expressed doubts, upon the authority of Mr. Duman, the late solicitor to the company, who gave evi dence to that effect before a committee of the Home of Lords, whether the agreement referred to was in forth or had the seal of the °manly seized to it. The CHAIRMAN aesured Mat that he was in error. There was, he said, no agreement of amalgamation; but there was a working agreement entered into on the 2nd of May, 1849. It had been repeatedly confirmed by the share holders, and approved of by the Committee of Investigation. The document bad bees drawn up by counsel, and they had been advised by Kr. Talbot and Mr. Hope that it woad not be est aside. Mr. PRIOII expressed a strong opinion that it could be nullified; but the great body of the shareholders did not ap pear to concur with him, and so the matter dropped. With reference to the strike of the engine -drivers and fire men, the fooling of the meeting seemed to be, almost without exception, in favour of the directors. Mr. T. WOOD expressed his regret that the board had not treated the men with • little more courtesy. Mr. NATHAN said, that he was pleased to find that the directors were so determined to get new men, for as masters they ought not to be In the power of their servants. He would rather me the lime worked only once a day than have the sensate of the company its masters, and he hoped the board would not allow than who were cLacharged to return unless they apologised for their conduct. Mr. COX said, that he would be disposed to side with the drivers, as the washer party, bat he felt how improper it was that any man should be in the power of those whom he employed. He wee sorry to see in the Times an inclination to countenance what, after the chairman's speech, he would call the rank conspiracy of the company's engine -drivers. The Times led the pablic to suppose that the directors were liable and would be anawirrable for any accident that might occur in consequence of the strike. But he (Mr. Cos) said, tie, were not answerable if tag wars in the right. The Times itself had not, in its own experience, tolerated such coodoet He remembered when • combination took place in the Times office, which was defeated be the Herculean efforts of the late Mr. Walter. The Times had never truckled to such conibisations, and he trusted their directors would not do so. The chairman had Mated to them facts connected with the strike which the Times could not hays been in possession of, and especially the circumstance that the men did not report emotalties when they took place. Mr. Cox concluded by mressiss We willingness to side with the men if they nessaMed estehlkiing • cameo( opprertion. Mr. BOX said, that hitherto the staff had ruled the com pany, end it had raised the directors LO per cent. in hie estimation to see the firm stand which they had taken. The men should have asked for a committee of inquiry before they resigned, and it was now too late for them to make nee a request. I Mr. HOWSE stated that he had offered his services as • pesos-maker between the board and the drivers. Having seen the savants which had appeared in the newspapers, and heard the explanations which the chairman bad offered, he also mixed that the time for • committee of investigation was now put. He had been • muter himself, and knew that there must be subordination in every establishment. Mr. M'LLitzti and Mr. Place questioned the present form of the accounts, and the former proposed a motion which was agreed to by the meeting, to the effect that the share holders should be furnished with an abstract of the agree ments binding on the company with reference to the Nor folk line. Me. Cimszamoh and Me. (Mica also addressed the meeting, the latter urging the necessity that the shareholder., while they narrowly watched the conduct of their director., should do at with a disposition to believe them honourable men, and should not on such occasions badger them about little station. Such a course of procainee would, he declared, paralyse the energy of any board in the world. Hitherto the fashion had been to treat every man who was a director as a rogue ; and he (Mr. (inch) wondered that helmet men still came forward to fill such an uneviable posi tion. With reference to the strike among the men, he would not enter into the merits of that question, (or they, he be lieved, could not be gone into time, but there was an end to all safety in railway travelling, and to the value of that spe cies of property, if the directors were to succumb to their 'savants. The notion, that the report be adopted and printed, was carried without one direentient Tao*. A return of Ike salaries of officials on the lies was then I promised by the chairman ' and after • Tote of thanks to him, which he acknowledged istappropriate terms, the proceedings terminated. It is some time since the proprietors in this company have bad so quiet and orderly • meeting, and many of them seemed greatly astoeished that the business had been got over so smoothly. A number of the retired engine -drivers were standing about the door of the London Tavern, and circulated • hand bill calling an the sbezeholden to appoint • committer, and pledging themselves to sabetentiate every charge they had mad• against the superinteadent. A letter from the late 'elicitor, defending himself from the charges made against him, was also extensively circulated in the room. MEETING OF THE DRIVERS. Immediately after the elate of the railway meeting at the London Tann, about thirty or forty of the driven and firemen, who were in the aeighbourhoid, assembled at the Sleek Lion, Hishopegateatreot, almost immediately opposite the London Tavern ; and Mr. Hope having stated belted something to onninaisato to them he was requested to take the chair, which he did. The CHAIRMAN then said—Fellow workman ! I have seen one nth' shareholders who was present at the meeting, who states that he had no opportunity of saying anything fa oar favour, es strong did the felting run. Alter the state ment of the chairman in opposition to the course we have punned, whether that mans is right or wrong I do not think it necessary new to attempt tongue ; but I am informed that the chairman, who I am ears you all personally regime,, has, in ramequin°, of information given to him, made artist charges aiming our characters, which, I think, although we are not in possession of a copy of his speech, so as to enable as fully to answer the asensitiem made 'inns* is; we ought not for • moment to allow to go oat to the world encoatiMieted. To the general charge that we—for though the chairman says be cannot fix it upon us, or upon parties employed in the sheds, the inference is that he mew as— have pat grew into the bailees or grit into the axle boxes, to primal th, proper wakin g of the 'seamy I gave an mower at oar meeting lest evening which I think mast be convincing to all reflecting minds there is no foundation for; though I will admit that I have, as I have no doubt you all have, had occaiionelly to use a little tallow in the boiler to make the regulators won properly ; but certainly not to say extent, or in a manner that eould by any possibility is any degree, however small, teepees the proper working of the engines. The chairman is stated to have mid that in - _ one ease a sleeper and • number of chips were taken out dths kandetef an engine. Immo. accost,. myself how • sleeper scald possibly have been placed in • Under, there being only • small aperture in it some ten or eleven lashes diameter, by whisk We feed it with water • bat even if it weld be platted there, I maid see what injury it would do beyoad displacing • few gallons of water, which certainly would not impede the martian of the engine. But what I am informed lb. Betts bid the greatest strum upon is is usertioa that there was swishy • sines guess glue left upon the engines, by whisk the sew beads were impeded in their dads., and unable to regulate their speed. There are taut hem, hem nearly nary station, sad you eta therefore speak as to the amareay of that statement. This I can uy I left say engiask with the paste glass essaplete, and I 'believe that the majority of Toil did the same, bat sus if you did net I smanot imagine what great injury could be data., as the earn could be replaced in eight or tea Ilwisstes, sewn while the teats was in motion. And every engine- delver knows that, sun if the glass be broke., there is not the least difficulty is regulating the water in the boils, by the taps, though it must be admitted that the glass Is a consoimoo to pmast your attention Wag taloa off tom !IFI ii