The Express. — London, England, 1850-01-25 00:00:00

1 1 I : Hie er.l the 14th of 14evesher, whoa ye limbered et the prt of Yorstloa, there mos esp , reserhatie bat 'bore- Wrote ot moth of sooth-seet whish brad es to tie p e g, 'titbit' 100 Wise of ea swim% boisse vro get the isi elorest vied. At ldsosdoe 1 flood less ber nejesty's ship Asebb see mad the Noosy Mosso peek Ws little vessel bit* „ n o.; the semis; prelim I hate endeavoured la Ws WM, sad the ussopagiso a o mmenu to oive their braid,' a detailed MOW of My proreediage while is tho Antis dials. with& I trust wIY wet w elt their approval. And is wwwiwnow, I hogo foe the searigerstise of their kreehspe kr the elleers meteor awls, sap weemeawd, who um e a h ere t o fore, wittiest as ezeoptiso. Moplaieg same. mee s eal is 'heir reepeetteo duties. • • 1 base the Mao,/ to be, elf, yam very obedient lervust. Ram Kew" Cartes." L u ll her nfildal serreopsodeeie hos hese resolved. lb. r a l eetS.A of which ems of leattrr obliges us So postrono. gbe Coat. WINDSOR. JLIt. 24. m. Qom walked this aisraise i. the Ropes. Th e Royal Family t mak essralao. Rail gimes Prises Albert, atteaded by Woad g o . C. Om. sad Colonel F. H. Seymour, west ts Leaks eh i, ...mei at 11 o'clock. s o - Jura Highama and snits travelled by s spesial sale as Or dostl*Wasaora Railway, sad are avowed to mane stientess Rwlutees tbe Dasher of Rest sad disk Royal wieseeits the Doke sad Dukes* de Nessours, visited the ow. tha day, sad partook et Manholes with her Majesty. 0,, moral sad RoyalAighaun Prase Albert disod „ h i,' It la Bailor tea Mmes. ad Ran at Frogman* this aventog. The leyst aifto *amassed of the Lady ha w ow s, / par Covina* et Charlesteat), the Raids Resew w w i l ai, bird Omen Frederisk Seer* thews! i. Balks, Lad Curios Filmy, sad Colonel F. R. Celosei the Hue. Charles sad lbs. they had . = hoax, o f receiviag mahatmas, sad joiaed the royal Wade st &lam s:r Arthoay Rothschild sad a deputation bad an boa. le • with Lurd Juba Rang yeetartay, at hM NOWA mid. no. w Dimutuf.stte•t. Mr. Saaailaade had an intermw with Earl Grey yrs•erd.t. a , the Colonel-ones. for El cleatastical Commissioners for Ragland had I t eueria tote.iog yesterday, at their ogles is Whitehall pleas. Lord Nloatmigle had an interview with the Com wiwoo.is of Hales's yesterday, at their alas is the Board of Trees. Tbs Lords of the Privy Conseil hall a sooting iss terisy. et the Goosed-olies. Teem wart present the Lout rriesieat. the Secretary of State tor the Haas Department, tnr Chaurellor et the Doehy of Laeceater, the Master of LllO Ro4i, end the Judge co the Admiralty Court. Kr. C. falltilla WO C.nk 01 to COUllta LS Wllll4Ol. SS Frederic Theeiger and the Solicitor-General were heard ...a a petaled' iron Kr. Frederick Belson, ro ved* A. R las Coast of the [aimed of Jersey. Despatches were neeived yesterday at the tAlloaial otter lima dm o.Aernor of St. Haleaa. Demrstshes acre sees off yesterday evening from the Cotaiiel office for the Lad Risk Coolllllllol4llole of the loose Weeds; sad also for As o.vmeors of Hoag Swig aid Cry LS. THE INDUSTRIAL ROYAL COMMISSION. Hu Royal Highness Pram. Albert presided yester day at • sieving of the royal eosawdesio• for the prwees el the iv.itittnis of works of indserry of all nonuse, to be held is the year 1851. His Royal Mightiest' arrived st the new p 4 re of We-minister as twelve o'clock, Weeded by Colasel Hun. Charles Om and Colosel F. H. Berms,. To e conammeioners plaint were th e Berl Gra ms, the Bul of *.deco-re, the Right Hoe. H. lesbowiliere, Sir BSc and Weensacutt, Sir Charles Lyon, Mr. Barry, Mr. T. ROI, Mr. W. Cabitt, Kr. T. F. Gibeos, Mr. J. Gott, Mr. Jo'.,. Lyra, lir. P. Peery, and Mr. Aldersiaa Thump ers. Mr. Scott Rawl' and Mr. Stafford Northcote, joist secretaries tasks sowinisniow, were is attendance. The we ring bra. up at a qsansr-part tour o'clock, what Prises Albert, aterwied by Coked the Hoo. Castries Grey sad C Ansel F. H. S .yraesr, task hit departure for Vaeahall Mabee, ea hie retars to Wisdom Castle. INSTALLATION OF THE BISHOP OF NORWICH. Teetrrday the inauguration of the bishop of this disome, is the person of tne Sight Bee. Samuel Bind., D.D., Ise elms u NOTIVeI. The movie, sherd, end neatly all the members of the eerpa~doe, sess•nbled at the Feta °mama, &Mot, and at west in promotion, preceded by the insigaia of the eorporatioa, to the cathedral, and took their sob is 'bosh/tr. A largo somber of the clergy ammo led at the Clerical Rooms, sett at hailtpaat one o'clock they boned into a pro motion, and welkett to the biaboes palms, the bishop being t 0.,, ready to metes thew Oa behalf of the dergy, tht deem mad as addrme, in whisk h. songratslated his lordship %Poe hi. 11101t4hmodsh and_eNorensing w &sine the spry to et.operre with his lordship la whaerror Its sight con ifer weal 4 remote Shaped of Qs diatom. At two o'clock the bishop sans from the palms .Mended by ail 1119 promon and sheet two hundred of the Iden i lt i. lid promedo: to the sathectral. Tha sionin prosert, IL es the does the arabiehmee serf''- far the tat ,slauoa. The commielies eras Ue t reset Kr. lowa, the mosary, the dean decreeing the sceerdieg to the prayer of the mandate. ORAND ENTERTAINMENT AT THE MANSION-HOUBB. Yeattrday, the Lord Mayor gave a epleodid ban quet to the r rporstion of Hannay sad By., and a taint pat, of iusedate friends. The diumer, whisk was prowled 1 , 1 Mesas. Rug and Straw in the met sump taw. maser, was seed is the Ratiaa Hall, is wide& were wss eeoi served sd, at 6 o'clock, about 160 The u,sal loyal sad .anal toasts = been drub. eowpitesestary beasts adapted te the ottesaiaa leßeseed, sad weft estbssiastitelly melee& The eatatesismot was ea.mesed by the weal earlier of Mr. Hebb GM his wits/ante ; awl the Med et the Ced.beress Owed% led by Hr. Harper, as the trumpet, performed fregosedy amok o.t the traiap. Mayor of Henley proposed the health of the 1:44 Mips, and the Mayor of Bye proposed that of the Ludy !flyover. T►e guests nen all evidnstly delighted Irith in bnlliaat cad hospitable reception gives them by It. ch,el magistrate of Loudon. REGISTERED COAL.WHIPPERS' BENk.VOLENT SUPERANNUATION SOCIETY. The reeved annual general meeting of this society was tell tut eight, at the British U.Mk &heel, Sasdwell, which eu totrially decorated as the wanks, Lott So- Wall is the chair. I. their report, stand they won Ma polled to admit that, owiag to the falling of the trade, from ammonia s partly amideatal, sad, no taity hoped, tempo /try, curing the past year, ther lielabers had at* bees able to cownoute to the snout wins* was aatcapated, and *nub, under more favourable iinumetanow, their spirit would have prompted them is do. Under all circumstances, Winter, they could fearlessly assert that the 11/110CialiOli wee PmPlaint, and bold owt every prospect of • healthy and r.g..roit =curdy. They acknowledged with cordial grad woe to. mutniireat dormice mode by the City of London to the leads of the society, as well •as the wastrileatiewe of several respectable firms. Bash lastamome el spa. why 011 the part of link eaitssfsn in pasitlsa. won el lenee.ity exercise a powerful idMss Mg OM diet at Imes ia oboes behalf it was ninon, prospdog tangs to nen their utmost energies to snood so admirable ow owanglis. TG atornate for the year exhibited receipt ansesibig to 6131. Oa tod , incladmg 1931. As M. subscribed by win mad 404 eastrinated by the corporation o f the City ri larrobsa. The pearly expenditure emanated to 2591. 18. 81, nano( 3131. N Id. TatiCHAIRMAN said that he took the fear as the prevent occasion with great pleasure, as it slew pew hiss tatiskietion to do anything in Itiopewir to beeniklhe basdy of coalwhippers. (Hear, kw.) The Owl*, on whisk this society was fouaded—that, newaly, d plains the peer wain a ossaparatively comaketehis whoa overto^k his , eGuid not be siesseeopeL li f i retrl Mr. H. BROWN sieved the d She report. Re te,cd add bet huh o to what his Isiah* bed already said. but be wished to impresses every eselleisippw the neeeedg of •iipporting this society. (Rear, hear.) Mr. W. RUDD reeeedoi the melee, whisk wee eirrisd to M e Mr. k. EWELL moved a vein ef thinks ea the toe of Laidon for their benevolent awl of W. to use funds of the ads", and to lle. Deploy Norms. he the manner in which w istsedisead the deputes's& to the Court el Common ConneiL It,. THOB. PLUCHROHE seeeaded the reosintion, 'shish owed ueeei•esely. HkNitY bARTMORP papered a vole of thanks to the W11 . 11 11.0103t111 of the registesed seal-wkierws he their reedy maniac* and support of the Billenlial Sepersaanation .e.sety. Ms. J. CRONIN esesaded the ressteden, which peered Mr• hri r LIGATE reposed, and Mr. POUT wended, %to el times to the dowers wed sebeerlines albs moiety, whet wse retried with essismatisa. Mr. bk.EHING awed that the City Resentlossew, Mr. I) .l'i sued soother pedaloes, when name ho we set aw teve:e to fteatail itstion. (C s, had estorfled w) tee ((einem ea* te the A. of lb. he A 're at thanks to the sheiresea tiassistedi the pee await MTYTULIOUS DISAMANANCI or A FICKALL— Vestentey a* body ot a resyeetable leakale. aimed Nary Asa W "II. *lto Ms Area frees for lime la lamer khasaide, aims she Tai lasi, was ilianered by a ph; *minima Ilia. ea Ihe aged ea the auseimy, near &Mere IG. JANVIIILY 25, 1850. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY relabel the *dos es le tie same at &oh fa Valkiles, eriadl he ampere* sad* peeks* *Yee et the iagallip. The sem was then demi. la soder diet the joy night eseehlte ad/ waist. Atm amalgams fa aelifteWea fer shoal tea 'Mamie, dug reamed endive thaelic A. Neva bad deemed the Itese. led el Km Nevel4 sod eheatelide_ et hhesell, at the line soma' Edna ;MelPeleteNese then PARLIAMENTARY ' - ill" AND FINANCIAL REFORM. MANIJWAgrUiIIie DISTRICTS. MEETINQ AT BHADWELL. THE =gift AND 'EMOIDE AT HIGHER, A meodo s 0 1 t h e L - . 1.1 1. Melt of s!. Paters, Elea. . • BROUGHTON. wed, we. haler remi nd i s th e irdzi Mai, 11 her . • Mairtreema, Um. 24. krinity wltli • tree a t i r ter 0 I TIM Warm& i ssue d u ." 111 OM Wan Of Harriett made , Me et powwow Ile el " Newell' saa Alez. - Iftialli, wiii - eren , s7 ! ssi tha - O& derived of nil metre' of the banalla lboriterneetata IV Ide• W deers tr: Berea, l CUR Mould, SW. • '" rig r lh amed " fee aa it Me mbar mismaltnre aid, is mem spanious eleammemer se 4 -- - Aura.HOW OH PM/Min . Ring. ma t e" meatine, was held bee meaft. Tit . hh e 1e_..,.....—,. Th• CHAIRMAN. Is Waal the latearellee. _ lad th• iamb, ta aI the Gran Tat. The 'Mimes Wa lizjmwri il IMP aeable MN M MS NW= pair=den they had met lii OWN, was a moot improat sine m e I da Fig om - , His* Writ tire miles Min Meiiitete, perm* M a to ms to mums Mit redtrien ef the tallional ea- R e. ed it , sh . h ue ott eesoy eg ona h a n t y, o h, a **mu " „ the Rio sham we so it hear USG award el 11181. The I st . —We min ~ inure 4 tht lito Mr. Leeds •.`77" - p ' east wpm el resider* el year wss net, Weed, to be emiskired me= :one N ee d" „ w o w t h e imam bo n O msk .. g as. , koeload Mae .1 elatablier sad &defame Ma be at Mr period, as al the proem, there were mesj a l um e di p an d Tem Is L ea d s ,. To d wired e s e .. n . .as as might he doomed adeleille is. nmeelog the bolo _ablell all_ _•„_,lletelf ladedlaable _., Of _Moat. the, • ger, _I, who Maar tow beMeer basin re. .„ t .„,..., ---. el h oleined eE sem lees • Ilmsg is thrl amnia Is mom` ma"' eed a im Mr. B. Z. Cotter 'a statinsett of aoseasts, ''''"""' " me eres iiangag p a th e „two of the timr . grind Shomr—em saw she wee_ part h ow d thu h we ld h e ae= „ u o rd re woompe a „ m o o , A spoilme .Ilaal we _____ „. —was sell nesivieg S per; mina the ,„.. for lime tams, tram the to them debts heel bias MM. led rag ikersee L''' 7 ""mma, Ml Me Naomi eV,. et Me he dip ame 7 am,„ _sall•____, s""r pill. 1 had em er two Mirror with Mr. A. Nowell ahem kegs to ammase Llte saanemt `""*" ass aMN Mame "us solther se isessossr7 is Ins smessths• the UM Desember upon the m o i t tef sendieg est dribs h e % was A m u y ow l s & co:miter wire lamed for love of pietism nor essumetal es Me maalameo o p a 1 kr p I m o r m s. 0„ or two e , „ me i n ha m eh e gm digaity. (Hear.) Merl form ward be ralisiest to bring D eem b ee. m a nut u m day I as horsier Ida Mr. keep*, eider • bat they seemed to Ike sall ble to Swim men. Mom the red sheers The exemleihrist oa r set A. yt mth, a „fib. are thea rim were Is meth. to ewe little to premed Me threstonsd ,Neturbenia There a Fry oat: men vidnal, wheat, w , tory ... , - eider le go th the rester. We me ea warp .lowly . meat haw best at • moderate ersidatiem 5,000 or 11,000 _esti= Aerate Wes Mbar lalliesild la It ma,. _.„b••• having only got Moat balf•rdema acme la Oat perms to the sugar before IS &Week, the tine annemeed ens ebl almoomms ed emels& Mud had este eat times. After en had sot three' the hal . art mars, Kr. t ee „ta w t h e au,. cereal „ m ew s wan ale wo w. t h e lemalle se freer mallaislia PatsrelbS se Me moat A. Nevellt mid, " I mit give up this week ;It elms tat - • ...It ad that itemise. Re did ma deny thre seek premises nit as . It emus er , wee Art bad; ls mane ... in. eed tint, the rear, which was apes, was atespied by Arms aad bed best star ; bit Ms bum& Mist might ameelly be w a wa : w 0 ... ore ' dos mewed 11 I ovum mem Mr. 'me o w so h elos h ao h, w h o woes y otwa t e al y r u e d w ith aw l ssitalled. ______ _ . 101011 am lora MOM awes II" hal boa " • In" Comet mat ments t mad *at Ids dirk shear sad stems. The Shire He r e Israel the Mama men norm memiumem Try the eirmaistrase el Ms arkterrem risteadthemah t h e ud tut " the ta „w es „mbieb was the nor a „mere, Sir mused mew, se t , Imre seabird to Iftwere the tetrad upeediters. of Mr. Neeeili. rem NI thaws is the mono- te.p the R .,. W. 6. 0t ,..,„,„,_ Kr. E . ed. p . _ Ilk (HMO Amore Um swiss , iebsolds It Mier .•• ••• he Wit, sad made the arrangement, sea I Whom that it took '' ' -- 7'. ' . tat migrates el dimered needievromen. ll e legressed has a i d, pin er threm meet , u• e the Serbs. Mary liamball. Xr. Belstek 111 r. Pm roars, MIS 16 + 11 Mr. &Mae hal sss added" .....,,______M its Dream the. time I law Mr. Novella metal I saw • / I st miner a ether allamelailm Me. W. Rana, Pima • miaow sib. .alma allsTrad "'"""•._ tint semetimse es sera ao tree er twin relay. Os two the Elebellmildierrag rim Mediate, • ft oad armed Downiagresee._ __ _ ___.___limes , ___,_enalklrs, er these mei en sAlt the 26. k Dresher, he mid, s Well, ThoIiddIPTSEROPE Madders amid be • Mist bleeds be the ammearif. (tel•Setsfq Ma lissisess spier ma." " I lardy know with% lam t a we we e e l a o w R ow h at o w ne d a b in . Thai. sfels,_ item ms the altimmat foe Ills, _„__•s•sMs 61 &Mr, my heat is se had." n• esid Mt bs Madly lam h ot - Wip ia l mo d "w ee , h eowe h o „ wise . lailettote diteltelP Mr the • All lime t"m" t• a" th• what he Wen theist es eseeseardas s rat he orders:al tress th e w poo p o do loo h eeeten u nn a aa a w him. maw WhMr is muse sad sloths' but me girt nona that it mode him ill. He ales, ea ens rent, seta tlest die oesetwat o nima i s e t t h e o p oot h oe . 4 0. 41 . y5:47•01„24..._mt Na.ara tb•ta m ss• ths,Lllts.llses aw mamma met bed told him that M mat ale mot hire fasten wiek whisk be was sainted et est appointee. "'" t"" """' sa • '"'l's """*_._----..—= to mar elo M world .is blla IIL I easialled le am* The Bee. W. a. by emended the rimlatism, as, s. As mamas aMs sabre woe the mg .wri ng " Wee, ma lam try aLt Mr. Clellms's get the it whim mu by Kr. H. Mammal& Mat sord_nrably be ear sal. (0h5...) Mese ter nie, mid I rebe ls ant the doualies. 1 Mil make fir I . g a m ;cp.. moo .ar, agoa p a d .., the Mr. MIMI prepoied the loilowing resolutios : the ellalaileser Yes Mee main Me de with **a." swan, sat woo nerved withwhir "TR° thla sm i damthsi e a " 367sIrs. P ssis '.....±:. Hiles thee lis rid , " Oh, Tei , bet is Isms Mt Ido ail Rho lasted some time. The km. Beremet he word let amour ef teatime era Mt ensall7 isl_______,_ ...."•••• to welt" I.s. lat we moat wait Mr the rearm comleg & t e n t h ew s o w s ti th e y would aw ry h e te m ; h o hod si n me wbsell eilfhb ald "a Issammdm • sk• asti 'l is : Me debt 'sanded 50 soul/ MPH Hs me out trio then to ahem Mr. cum= as say ass an. (Criss Thee la ladells male wen ars* taw isdlimui el hewn Mr a day last week ; td ea lot Omura, I of h. k o a gee d idass . he my. chu m s i oss .) W o g. h i b e . rthl4llllllhile th e loth siiimes WO min Vit-sithell , Noe galled to me how may more soselme he had got I left li ee ,d te e . c o i t u s w oroweee, hoe ham he older i 18111-mri Met, so ha at tbit biNtelledes. _el ma ateMall_••• kir fir a short time, brat Gelled spin upon Wm la sleet h un c ow t t h em h o was , h e w hi te d t o e ve m a a kl o m i k e . load% allball.shassas be emegrom Isill/m7 Ms slissisys half .. her 1 I Mired wIN Yes • lbeet dm. mad 55.1. 1.11 (Oh, well, what 1$ it?) Why, let bin rho lie mu land lo WS leaalsy SS berme tho amities Mime( to le present h a „. ato „ woke te eee his ~.i , na maim same __ ._._ _ _ bawds, sad _._ __, . . .. fa hew. analat. That N. motel*. Is ar •Plalal that. k into my case berms three sadaiur — e'sr•cir., sad sold that „ n uns tee sli t hhL r e a u . arcz of "T T lal. o, h. reward let .wr i : agessiiimad atdb'er trust me salfeed. a— WY • he wanted to ham Mem this om be wanted to go ;n t h powa to) 'l eo ta m & h oot IMP ram* mesa be arta is it eladellare Ma lt,tae to Lesion. I laid that I beads* lid him that wn yoo p ow p ew h os without p i a ia i rea r s ' v ? (c l u e e t weird red men to worm ines le_ Weeded's. am .he raid go r Landes, as Me hosinsie mull be ester r. B et t h e so wn ate mo s w a0...) bab oon wwww o Mile this tre eitiers to my sert totter_ __._ bit there through OS/ althea than. He mar that he rat et ootott i oa sa g eh; pa r it hi s t ee m. (C r o w fermidets Nat a l veef t =edamtles ems Nati lis ads, ts have eamethiem rear desienely ;to whirl I named, that of 1. e e yow h o wl f ao t tom at the marl o d 't wit, aal belle bles the endbli Ist at the mi._ _ time cams; maid be done untie the mama With get in. To t h e h a d h o we e t awn ay m e w sp e . au am . a wn sot IM lea ~.,.n, rhea be aide belt the boalm 'Cm", Mr, however 1 directed a reek to make some t h e L am m g loom p ay mui g wee „ (en s . 4 "a,. a with poorer ra far se !wide Instil probate duties." mut" r ow m um duty, ram, alma wed ,... ) w etie s arnet 1 1 - _ - _ - ... .....,, ~...... boom free He /*bed de dad 011adwallet sae Of PMTS.'. Oil dabbed I 'Omitted to kir. We bed some limber cent- „ de woe I a p iar y E e ' ha d - T at a7Z e „ m u m ,* all UN Mat while they ler adrested bee through venation as to the measastion ad the beams with the wh „ w aft, a p u,.... , ~... p ,...... half . the power artalnede triumphed. lulmsl7rths stamp °Mee, is the mane of whisk he berme arm am way. m a ohoo, to o p ; se e h a "do My S. ti„, area, principle' of bow trade. Tam were asst bower. "ill inkable o l o se Man I lad mar ems him before. While des m oo t o to o lo o t o twou mum oat pet remaining. H. admitted Mt all governess asemerily I wee up „ me „„ e ate, he „ eh a remark nbutt _ N. _..._,. ___. .._._ _ caw w. . . . isyclved SM. termer sad that wealth, sada" should mu I did aft ma: and after I had falba I asked kin what 1:: aw a. lw eriW a r t " - ;, -- 3 T P u t i s did tub a/e l: sty tit : liberilly it order beet to ra the per of other arras h e Batt H. did sat m a y. hid „ admit ' mum et uss saw _ to int. (Criss a n s .re gang our duty; mad to rears the sonise Nth e mat eminent sea. Bat Sr., and as. net look as ow . B o seneassel stain m eke p ai ..... ) 5 the eisiciuth row whether the elstest of law" tar squally. &sr sod ate WU a ar•dabs look "'Mt his whisk I Ski Mr. 8. L. HODGES bre ties, end was with loud Cfps was the best. Tazatasa ought to be bores cel"...yr EN Mao, sea had not sees before; the reeliseity of his app aue how t h e me g a t h e wmpo d wa. e e ,„„ awe that a o s li tir ware the emere. it was *vides' apps might arise front the fire. Ito never woke davit , eumbauw e ef oo du n lie ppm m " dyads ..., that aeries tames W a r poo bore the mos of the mo l e , h e t J umpe d up from t o, t e a k s h w a oa h i e mat staving. _ _ _ __ _ _ _ Om din ant parr berms. The true end Si all geveralnest ... th. a m h ot i n a „t wo . „ w e tr i c k., thee I mud hare ~.___ tre t i t i to mmil l i s t a xiot. Sir . a_r_ed he . __ of .. _ . _ y pelmet ballitesi ei the peal son amber. We that *ad dem mem hod IMala • hurry, sad houneed est of the ' ui tar r„; he „,„17674,„,,,,,,,„,„, t - g i r s bit „ aa l=r aepata an kept is view by the gossamer at proem 2 (Cries of " No, non e e rthom win a lew d to we . w hil e t woe own" up sable .__ 1ee _.. ,.... ...... „.,... bud ._ ._ _ trio . .. . n 7.") Is seder to bring &haat what all most desire, let t womwe saw= of ...oust. I (a im e t T i d ia , miming that ns i o 2; "m ug = rh ,, ) - 17 P a t o n them do all is their power to wars a rotors& is the rem of 1 - V s " I dm° sss alsi Il d sis as Ms : p ds e l e r sis d. bit orgasms of the asmaivocel determined's of the Amen repreerntation. (Chem.) lis sot rs P a7 M als ' o _ l ssTss as bi. ,_ I , thss ll lit of this ematry that & woo their Mortice to rerun to the Mr. M`CARTHY worded the resolatioo, whisk wee ble amesel mere Pemeee that siftra" ll '`'' I '''' .Ter Rote bat neemben. (Hest. Ira. thou pat and earned enthissously. seen him berm, and I felt re li eved when he me gem. He e dais a 1... bead dl. Robert peel is ed a„ . sad woof Mr. W. CASON moved the following : tem hew mated and irritable that I lad sees him Were, du he Am y W e am eft et the mutter tha A ted " es " That it is tito opinion of this meeting that • .soh sad did sat calm down se he had done before when he had „ as so b e i m „ met a t h e tee ir_t row t e — „„ k „ eselosies a tb• 100 cg s is (*rind than at Mast . Mbar" hem Wirer. H. we excitable. I remember blm et fermire mum. a m ot o„ tw i d „ asatadit ia -- ,„,2 A liege eximies of the amigo was required, is the first Med 19 or 20 years ego, sad be wm always many. R e „„ not t h em , um, saw t adt , / d u a .hot • O&M ht oats IM Ham er Omni" r• hall w hat it Wu austare4 blelled erea,•• sh,s•shrT..._..._sast H. IsM-Ibmd• d oesiar h2r this tariff WY terraced that WY in his °pinks them at proms MI; is pretenee—the hour of the people. with "" `"""""'"' was „ e l for the farmers of Heat to have galled a mien Ilk* dds. ) The operative pert of the ormitunity of mires Ind ra l silsiss , sad did as. ski (Hear, hear.) If they allowed those gendemea to mense = l a part of the people ; but, tketegh mended is that = P r He would then be gotta' towards are or as oho had a g ed t h at „„ t i ed. t h e rormemeat wee „ be tem, they were net represented is mo people's horse. ides of age. Ima to Yr. rnes, sad sad that I should Pl aced is their Ueda (Olt, ob.) Teo :Me the Made if One of the bet meats of oseri2 the framblee Ws the be gled to make a etatemat at tie inquiet, if he wished. rd Manley. (Cries, "We won't have him") He thenght Ms. freehold Mere. Oas Of as Vestiges of that Mesas He sem could sit down to two yr three haus' work like ha „ fun y that that k w ' toy i ng o„, Grid d s„. woe that it sainted a proof of mummies en Me pert of the mother ma, bat always gave up ogre after drag two or mai - a l an ea tans on ham= food, they were bound to give parehasers, sag that the "overuses raid no_lenger say w ee thi ns . v that law a fair trial. (Cheers.) He reuM las to ate the that Mere was apathy ea the pan of the her. Mr. Charles H. Hawker—l reside is Balked. Iha • insetted enne „ a „a y .' s , w i t h," M a, if a , y ri , SC i 0 a Os that ...oust, as well as on many others, that Wad of known Mr. Alemader North sin or seven years, but more whatever. He thought that te mass to premier duties freaskise was well worthy et aunt... latimtely des* Me lam three es. lour. Ima ruler the me laks „ king the tan as mom ss, mote Met sisi „ . (Great Mr. TOBTRIk 111 0080adial tile rteretioo, mid he bet- remarks of Kr. peen, that he wee extmaely irritable, lined that the_ tr ead _ evil wes airs legblatioe. Bat the age and excited by the lart Wag. He was wised with CIIICI- Th thea rfd irk sheriff nu about pawed the mamba to the Owl la Mir that evil said sot eastime. Let the roar ate of meleseholy ; sir was sometimes exceritgly me . when when ‘ lt i e ls ople be ma the alert, air ass support Lord Jobs &amen erred. He ens extremely violent la giving expres• hyr,:Eßßyold star, sad mtre d t h e a t n udei „ mo w ing : urns he proposed selisratial rims. lien to his eltesehM He am • Marrst• l ull' Hs "That Otis modes is of *pinks Net the word ' protection' The resolution was that Mop* maniinesely. was in buries I. London on his own 'roust, I. part hem bent *employed te di m pe ow tam dames. end to Oa the moan of Mr. BRAIN the metre agreed to a sterskip with ose err two ether portal, even or eight yean . here that have „ s etnn a i ve .ad that it pantie in acesedasee with the reesintkies, end a vote of am ; mat pirtserthip rear shoat Mr years aro, sad b Ta6 - enn , of eh t mante:proo veins , the mu . Masks was give, to the eltaimem. Moe that time be bes beet it to bads... I believe big asama Ta la ita the Iwo barman( tha tam retirsawat from bastes's was is soasequeses el his brother, at . the asamadta dim ; and thattauseeet . h . sd „., sax . who le a medical than, and who strongly urged that k re wee tto be „ dated and se ae tee uTe ete the should retire tom burrs on swam of his tem t, Kate o f a b e t a , that all th ong guy twig that be would sever In able to beer op oar of eet ,... eal rime . say amides siestas. Sines that time M has ravelled shout, Z . - i n/mut „ m a s a the „maim without say otem. ta divert Mason es wash ss porible. las well mosalat. d e „ with the_ laity, and have knowstheut tor • Mts. MEETING AT HINOHAM, NORFOLK. On Tuesday evening, an enthusiastic meeting, in luau of palinnentary and iloandel reform, 11180 he& to ak W largo room of the A laa, Hm, • tows noted ia Norfolk foe its hitherto eanservative ammeter, had , ta wine/ no Wenn at bad previonaly taken plus. Cx= to elegy ►owever, the nos woe senZ ". tar Novell. his mother, was inane, end ins some Juan; and two brothers aim died by their own heads; • Oster of his is also sot in a oared Mete of mind. Um Medals said—diare Imu deed isle ream. bet thet whin I west ia with the new trey ea 8 sudsy die, I found the door at the dining mom deed : that was name 1. I mimed is limit, end hued Mr. Novell tt ea • very soul slip of paper with • psmrdl. Ile ap pe ared very Wens ups& what ha was ble& Re did not look up at me. I thought nothing of Ma iNIONIIMIMII at the time ; hat 1 have Mare thought it imp Mn. Novell was eel in the 100•1 at the time. did lot remark anything when I took the sapper Min, away or took the C li t ikil warm u in. I took in the bed somiiim at night. [Mr. Mien (the witmen Wag mashie to give the internalise) Magni that Is the manilas she bed inadlesioks were still is the seem upon the table ; ewe of the eandles was burst down to the sooket, and the other did not appear to have been VOW; his own impression was that NM Novelles candle way had hew lighted, and that Alexander Novell had Ithiniered up to bed in the dark, as there was no candle in his meal I sever observed &spiking particular about Mr. A. Norsk'. Kr. Cones said that he wished to correct a Ws-statement whisk appeared in the papers. He had been represented ne Waft mid at the hapset that Dr. Redford was the me ad atassaleat of the Novell family, he kid only said that Dr. a. .d had attended Item Novell on ate or two NOM dem lii. Oaten this adverted to some roams whisk peesiled is the emene—the arum ef which we mud not wpoilk—ad Inked Mr. Harriers, the mpg', whether it was possible that anything of an improper eikerseter could have taken plain between the pries before the commission of the 'seem. Mr. Harrison stated, In the stiongeot terms, his ',heist &middies' sea, that this was utterly impose ied& Ms. ginisen then said—l have heard the avidness of Mr. Amps& end Mr. Booker, as wall as the statement of Mr. Ossems, m to the mineral madam of Mr. Novell ; sad my spider is, that net only would tbo possible, but it iftsiM he entromely reliable, eat p i a pence se Mr. Morelli hos hen sepounted M the ovidemos to be would, mtrisr Muses, emelmsesat, be betrayed into mantwl impels's. There me meadems et that nature, which an edisilted by the bust au the on the subject of hussy. Posgie who are capable of pureeing the usual trontsme el life, without showing any external sipearamess of Waft, may, from • sudden impalas, comma either great mimes or same sot that would fall under the common denomination of Wray. I should think that Mr. A. Novelles ems would be likely to be such a OW. Of mono, as I did set know I speak manly In the abstract. I would espesiely Warp_ authority, to Dr. Coaelly's late Orseake Wks" pithilebed Nov. 17, 1849, la the Limiest. Dr. Olney is • very mi. seat man, and is pigskins *the Hamra Asilam. Agustin Aastim—l have known Mr. A. Novell he Own or three years. I wee w .tddm at his keen three days ime weak, making the lien sad irietes air-tight. Oa leaving the hones, he Mkt see to sell at his riles on the day. When I al* I thought he 'messed in • very= slaler laving any papers about, several en the leer. H. teed ass eall as Saturday. I met him that monde. 5 18 oe c, has, and went with him to hie elks, where me the Wanes of say bill. I observed =this sliest hiss tkos.—No farther stibnite bang 'Weed, sumer mid that it would sow be for the jury to sow Orley Mrs. Novell mune to her death, sad wiia they eswil eenertain say direht that her life was takm by Kr. Alosender NoVelli. they wore of the* opinion, the next IL oestrus would he, in whet Mete of Wad he wee at the time. No Lthe serneur) theeiht, hem the eos., that Soy " a n be kb ks glitaft that he was then 'shearing swim inseeke. The an its of Mr. Novell mast have taken pion some Imo ear the death of Mrs. Novell; sad it would saw be Its Ores te6a/whether, in that lapse of time, the, thought that be t have .emend bins mesa It wee cher OM he destroyed himself by his owe hem& With taped te the patios ef Mr. Alszsadtr NueillPs forma& they had k it pesslier tempremsat s sale& by two lawless • sad they had thie slams Mal mew that lesselio woe iitheront Is the homily YU mat might be saki to Imre bees sown is him ; neemight hues noted until the penal pried, sad thin might hue Pea all at ease devaloped. Theo, however, moo =Uses whisk it vs ha the jury to &side, and if they had my 460 4 0 1, 114 01 . 2 le rasa to ow ekstitable side of the tusullss. Isgal ems_ upon whisk the Aden Sig seta wes t that if • men Mies est of this sort, knowing the dilmenee between right sad i wrong he meld be guilty of murder ; bet, if under the sudd en mpulse kis mann were taksa from , then it would net be reurder.—Ose of the Neese then MU asked Mr. Harrison whether the symptom *di hp* by Mrs. Novell would set have bass the 1011101110ift'' arm had hese used t—Mr. Heroism seiddiese would be MO Mlhremes ; in &Mseen win to theere yin.* aid sr lidwellsem bed Wes owed, iss post aortas 0 siortof the Ism end lump , then the ma' i pl a ss ; end besides, lime mama nes, In the NW, M bona the nem% over treellgtg aw, J i =n r ie ealrentimuses extutresatimi at Me Hui sea farther Meted, in regir W lib. snow, ON lk• did MF/llNca. Mr. Data. farmer, onspied the chair. Mr, IILLETT came forward amid neederable appease, sad after alluding to the Me pesos which had from tine immemorial characterised that demist, sad the 'steatite of that matins to awskea this peeps to a man of their trim position, ha stated that ia lib opens there was men for diecosteat there. sad thelywhsee eles I. this enatry. It wee all vary well, he said, kw omen patinas& to dewy the ponedlep of the ratan party, whs. then wwa eaphoards sad store Amasse were fell, to say " Wean seassrvatives— we me is, thiap es they me." but hew NW it be ezpseted that this try mesh' be resented by the tellies. who were in a stato et altasLata panparima, ad who at the same Uses knew very wall that time was la the country enough for all, wars it sot he that sellishmess which ..eared to the few what a hied petwidethe ceslgned to be apportioned amain the many ? This thaditioa of slain, he stated, had boa brought about by oristeeratie misrule, sad he numerated a bust of esteem la support of hie smertios. dodoes, therefrem the consiadea that it was soasepently high tine that the people of this stantry should strive to get a mere antheive there of the peeress power n their owe heads. ILL Tillett presseded to dwell at as.. length ea the tit sup and the sale of church livings to the Millen hidden sad emeththed his either by sanissay neennesolleg em impanel and ids inestigatioa of these infernal potholes by hi homers. lie then read to the rendes thellesp to the protestienists of West Norfolk to meet the thentraders at a pain meeting La Norwich on Tuesday win. This amethaessest wm somthed with rapturous applause. Mr. Pigs and Kr. ME M= hares addressed the meeting, a notion was terwainthely agreed to, pledging the meeting to the immediate themallea of a beach essociatiok to eases COWS faith or sitter. • large number of men ben werenwelled, moose when were several freehaldarr Toe High Sheriff pot the amendment and the reso lution to the meeting. There appeared Nearly ea equal number of kande held op ia fame else* sad eons &M -ushy wee experiebeed la coming Oa a beide& The High Sheriff declared the mislaid resets** settled, and almost immediately deedued the meeting shod. The tree•traden pretested that the ameadment wee meded. When the twe wefts met es the Heals a despemMe battle took pleas. About am bombed gueasetimishh wive were on haresbeck, were pelted Woolley. of Mere sad mud, and were obliged to gallop WSat full op*, and slopped not until they resAed the yeti of the Star Hvi*when, after getting over their alum, they sat down to a Wiphaeas Omer, after which several addressee, similar to these delivered on the Heath, were given, and the company separated at a late boar. WASHHOUSES_ FOR THE POOR IN PLYMOIJTH. The Public Waohhoume for the Poor in Plymouth wen, oa Tuesday, mimed he ya blis us , sad cm the eras. siva then was a swede/ h the Guildhall, the Mayor, Joss i Moos., Mg., ia the chair. The repeat, read by the Rev. W. J. ODGERS (treitssiaii), the Boc lisentsry, pm a sememeat of the eirentameams set of white the washbowls MI miss. They were Int amestell Mess. es faivisy atio ibe seattary maditios of the Mew TM Sews alai bed sestributed to their as - des, sad ere bad Lied Marley, sad • samba of basevoleat poems. Ia the nom of in misedag Lard EBSINGTO3f. X. ,P. sail it is aessemey Met the pest mass of the per s she ds; provide list themesime, deaf thek owe ladeetry pee 'aide thus sad Ilesk Ilmellies with their daily bread. this is salvers* lbe law , we meet set maim that they always edit Moir eniate or salliamly adjust = dual mature me to the imams el the sommmity. This, be lt is a edemas ased by the labour lag awes, edspied by them Ic e years, sad at UM We up W the armadas of Lieeeped, asel by sem isiivideals of Leaden ; .ad it Me sow ressivedt = port of tlisateie, whisk set, however, hos besti mot with ri mmismely, sad eestmpt. I seeedea me MU- M, penal 46 emeales. sad I was happy la esairlbstisi weessehlse %ewer& the mtobliskrossa of this ham hod yes 1001., bat I will tell yes Net sa l =a is sot to give yes as. 6d. of that samey. I MA eellte that m i to this iasitstiem whis h . by as ea el tism be supported est of *DSOs the leads Tirs taws. , therokm Sc , beg SINISISMSE la of time, 1 hope the whelk of OM wow be pate sot to 1 is., bet to charitable laellhatime of the tows, whisk are sot I. the same smarm messelsed by the legislature. 1 area the hispial and other slash iastitatioss. (Cheers.) Melt imitettlims as the washbowls' ought to maim the support of the rasepoeso ; med I due's ms's to mews* to them that mosey whist I ham lest to yos. (Obteres.) Bari 11011.1.11 T aessadod the report. TM report was adopted, several other spesehee delivered, mad after the weiselso at the bail lad esesiedol as mo nition and sabseribers west to the waehbosee is Hoene& awlieue a somber of pew women were eatertahead at • tee gives by Me somadaso, Lead 1100a/too May al thea es the vales et the butitatioa to the pone Mese SUNDAY DOTIZA AT THE P0•160/7103. At I) pubila =sada', at PI ti, • few daps ism, • noolatios ozposoolog Mop el tbo Postrilmek.s_ opta for tbo I•ltwxy at nogg* of Mem la se by Mr. T. W. Fez, die well-know• nombist Not. PliObsoo, • raymbitio solicitor; asl Ilk 'lbw Hate* go i n viable of dm itibtoboy molleoloos allkoragli dim weft wee 'AA W Ibt yossittoo of Wis := s M I woo kw ea Wog put to the aroolkog, nod die. of Ow crudes edjeateed oiiw olio. MEETING AT MELTON MOWBRAY. Yesterday a protectionist meeting took place at Melton Mowbray. Mr. R. NOZTON in the chair, supported by the Marquis of Granby, M.P. Lord John Manners, Lord Charles Manners, M.P. the Bar t Wilms, Lord Foamier, ' likomant Newport, M.P., sad Mr. Peewee, LP. , The CR/LIMAN resoluisme would be sabsnitted to tits 1 E 144112 1h Pm= that • radii. should be presented to the Hems of mid the Mom of 'Ammons; but be believed ft wee ask whit a view of what effect it will have I ogee the skit= Min the Quee b n dissolve perliameat. (Lend demi. t stated a noble hid, the lees oldie bather of when they so much deplored,re • mesdag at ledisd. that if they peocsoded with the relies M bee Maass le dissolve assat, the Fest Iffethem 'lithe dews wadi tam rata nedi say, " Do yea wisb ko amid prellimmels Why net give the ministry OM to iq Me *seem %hes yea appoint ha rter sad reliee WS more respectful at Wm *OA fret petition Mr. MARRIOTT mewed fen nesintien: " That this easseleg views with slam the great &precis. Lion that bss Idea gem in the value of till agricultural pro. by~yvilg isf e they t arises s sy ige hoes the free 11r. Marriott) woad my was, that mica was sigength, sad (Load kept united, they aunt and would have protection. heen.) Mr. CLARK briefly esemded the resolution, which was carried unanimously. Mr. BBABLBY moved the next resolution • "That it is the imperative duty of all who would save the Isdastrioes clams from Lapsed* rain, to seek by all son. stiteticsal sasses the re-imposition of duties apes all foreign produce width competes with the prods/Moss of British ea r seconded the resolution, which was serried non di*. Mr. SHARP moved the third resolution : That this meeting, therefore, resolves that petitions be yeeessitall to both houses of pediment ibunded en the above resolutions, sad that the Duke of semi be tespeetfally regented to present the one to the Ems el Ufa, and that the one hit the COMMIS be esteneted So fhr semben for North Isieenenhire, and that the lisitide of Granby and the nienibers t Leisestez be respeey requesta to give it their support." Lard J. MANNERS asecaded the mottos. He said ; Although the hole sad the arguatate of which this great quake is sweireptible have bees well Rik er• Masud, be thought ft wee well that they bad net for of the pewee adding their views to that lead, whisk wales sees to bust as a wavering LaMar and a atisgabled pettliumat. (Row, kw.) Pasts had &pissed Remise, sad egrisattaral distress bad takes lb piste, he was geiag a sa ,y ameag the estabikkedi kr daillam of tae enatry ; egrissibual MMus was adaittai he Nat Rua by their epporats. (Hear.) It was Is ISIS lhot a Wahl', attributed it to abs of the honest; sow , it wadi be aittibated a Pre meow harvest time= that year• aad if that was se, he Md we doubt WO rut it wesld eir b± as honest at all—(" beer," sad kreghtst);— , sad y Re legislasue el late yews had game to make that h ierasa (Hear, bear.) He distisd that It was fair or st, that the predasin alum of this sown should be moot to - totootristed fordo terapetitloa. He &sled, ea ate meads that this sea try was able to Rape% with the ihreigaer. The Int we, that this swain was awl is the Ram of 50,000,N0f. sad the Waned ; _eseoadly, that the staader kir d a r rurdikkount ia this ecnistry was geoerally superior to the alawierd of the brfilfsr end, thirdly, that while Antes onstries wen sajoy all the privileges of free trade, they did set reelprosate. %ear," sad thews.) What petediarielss won *ere he this eowary whisk eampied it fros t th it i s maord rule of others Did it pay km tuts P as% PR the Rabat fanner set rely paid os his but freassatly as hi lows. (afar. hear_ The load Mos of fhb toaster uosaated to 18,000.0001. ; about UNA% were paid by the unmet asp If they bad to pay lean L rini th t eir tirsi fsir OW% weld M be add es be ea that aesoaat Me staid set WI what it was that made loglaad porallarly adagio& fee omit as espeeisisahis he was sure mil RA dining amine advasess• to the seltivelles ef the sell. . Easeali ilatasigeg W arp Btdi en the egriealtaral ignore& had boss said that Sha a 'Wend se mere notenien them the Ile (Lord Pea Xansteel sta ar og gut is was en inn Niesiimg ankles el 7.. au tiggesse seined a =la so per Oath; whilst the stailemp sr f ellithatore Oren set Flies" at 111 * (SW, Lam) Wes h bk. ere 1. 0 pa" o! the reasitsiorert, iv es Jo eseaftlisfisiy a rtiltave op the rider et githectlem, r ye : s o we vs meshed th• wee dishiga . we sew gulp hew LIM It and y ou who ere up, kicked dews by ss. While then Bee UMW M . were blideg of eanying est their CilAwe eng *odium* madminel sell* e ibl iseren w hen in Andl. Devestry wisisallthass, ' Ml Omsk, bed a ditty al 11e. tat lb, epee all hinge r t e l l ben,, sad Hevesslap, with • peselzlkeracy, net tiro pinworm to menet , S i r 14 ree rat at Ala ilk amagigetaret, D. Z= . pidierist:47 dirk Not • m ess e d it sod Ifediss bre muse b sad who wield' sr allow the tastier to be Nerd. sate trek Obilid had a duty of from Is. 9d. to Wl* dins per pair es Oak shoes. ' 4 L2l st err, Mar," sad Meat) We wee glad tip re, shoes. raker that a serer reauflissiew seas for med sad rid probed= wr sneerer for erry less* el fadeetey. ( , Hes; hear,' sad diper) They dill wee grades Derby the lad ea her isilios&i. No • ; bat whilewand :If lacer dui they fad they Arid set est up are of for fiardeloseis eggleslturies of the prreetica for they wave new Wee dee goverree=red samikie thei eginlissaisemast If fie, he their time was at hue. he la wn It were net so, mala isik ey would have all pardss who use hew he perensies them sad if srlorthas ft wear be four th ;ey were ray sari for whoa wee Jam (Row, hoer.) What, he would elk, wee the lessen whisk bud heat nbject to that Why, dueeiretke of the kingdom were lesion—•a fumed threelfthe of the tree sire rimier, sad of_v±tl usually. Tket was the t e tt lislai sst whin be ll se the erode ergadmset of fres trade ; eel hr whet? To mashie Werakesear arbedethes ler ell the wadi. He (Lead Kiwis) Jeered Ow pokey ef rider alethse it all the wield. • flliarfttion of eke had was. mot take plan. Is that sweaty the man enownted to 1110,0090thile the agrisaltu la rs i ns ill illiV tha ße hand the heal tams paid by the agrieelturiste enswalei to 164,000 i. • year, while than the niamehmurese was may 99,0001. • year. (Ohms.) A. well as • reduction la the losal tuts, they mut ban seek • reform fa the tau nos as should emblem all British animas and labeeren is one hood of fellowship, sad which should give to perms ia empire a guarantee that the utaxedshould set compete with the an taxed I. their /' lwo markets, and that they would see cu. Seamen bused et the run gloom, and would retain ' iatam the missy sad Muer, and might of this great and powerful seustry. ((treat cheers.)—Ths resolution was sarriad usarquis esimeseiy. Tie M et GRANBY, LP., said he felt ware that it would be quite eansesseasy for him to mere the waft al re great 'roarer= which it would give his father to proems their petition to the Home of Lords, and it wield, be rid reere then, be as pleasing a duty ter him te preasst it le the Reese of Counnums. (Olteers.) It bad has eland *Masse who attended those meetings which, he wee happy to my were extending throughout the length and beselth of the land—were doing an injury to the inn by OW etatemente Whisk they were snaking. He asked then writer they were &kg aa injury to their cause by endsr nuke to anise at the truth, sad looking their difficulties , Is the has • he theseM they were sot only taking the meet , straightforward ass resat curse, but at the same tints the most polies en. (Rear, hear.) The question they had to emakke was, whether the land of England could be cultivated while wheat was at 40s. per qr. That quotas had bees pretty well answered then that day, as some of the speakers had said that if they had the land fee socking, they could sot cultivate it at present prices. (Roar, hear.) Bat the newspaper which was the organ of the government has rid, " If the twat farmers cannot cul tivate the land at the present pries, they must go about their boeires" That might do eery well hr the Times, but it would not suit the leaded Interest or ths tenant (snare. (" Rear " sad Risers.) It bad bees said all that was re quired was a reduttioe of rent. By lowering the rent the power of the landlord to ley out money to improve ths soil was decreased to the extent of the reductions. Again, it was said that they would be able to most their difficulties, if they would farm highs:. Thom who were practically se quieted with sericulture knew that those who had farmed the highest were now sufkring the resale diaries. (Hoar.) Bat suppers it was as advantageous as it had been mid to be, it was sot nay for the farmer to farm high ; capital wee required , and could a fanner And capital kr low pekes sad diminished Monte t (Heat.) He hoped he should be able to eonvinc• the free trade advocates that the only snmuns to high farming was to get high prices. Rs hoped the free trader would learn a Meson from the ph which he was then going to reed ; they were th e tr a o274 the greatest political economist that ever existed : the sun whom Sir R. Peel called the Sir Isaac Newton of political soonoiakts—Adam Smith. (Laughter.) Hs said • Of all the considerable allnateges which Scotland derived from the anion with England, the rise in the price of tattle is perhaps the grostest—(now mark that—the rise, nothing about lowering.) It has sot only raised the prices in the Highlands, but has improved the whole country." After some further resaerks against the free-trade policy, the noble Marquis coachoded his speech by saying that he con sidered that every brush of industry an this country ought to be protected. (Cann) Several other parson addromed the meeting, and the pro median then with the customary compliment to the &sk ates. MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON. - - A meeting of persons interested in the restoration of protection to agriculture was held ynterday in the Assembly Rooms, at the George Hotel, a spacious apartment, capab:e of holding 3,000 persons. About a third of that number was present. The chair was occupied by Lord 9017111AlePTON ; and on the platform near him we observed the Duke of Grafton, Sir H. Dryden, Sir C. Hnightley, M.P., Earl Pomfret. Mr. Wanasndl, M.P., Mr. Stafford, M.P.. Captain Vyse, M.P., Colonel Cartwright, Kr. Aubrey Cartwright, Sir Geo. Robinson, Bart, the Hon. F. Villien, Mr. Renault Knightley, Mr. J. Yorke, Mr. A. A. Yount, Sir O. Deering, Bart., Mr. W. Smythe, the Rev. J. Wetherell, and many fie - CHAIRMAN having addressed the matting in ex planation of Its &Jacek Colonel CAR WRIGHT Roved the Bret resolution, in which free trade was aocused of having caused the ruin of suldtudee of the agricultural Glum. It wee seconded by Mr. J. W. Wawa; and carried unsalasonely. Mr. BAZPOILD :rid, and Mr. MAIINSILL, M. P., se conded the neat ution. The Doke of GRAFTON said—l am hers, because I would not, by my absence, cause the smallest suspicion that I had not your interest and my own most sincerely at heart. (Cheers) lam a farmer by practice, and lam a farmer at heart. (Cheers.) And though I hope I have a brotherly and christen feeling for all nay fellow-creatures. I have it most particularly for the farming interest. The property of oar country may have limn under our commercial sad ma nufacturing skill; bat the strength of the country is in the land of the country and the labour of the country, and! only hope that, ander the blaming of Clod, we may motions in the same state of prosperity that we have mjoyeal. At pre sent, there may be a little change, but let us encourage one another with the hope that it will rise again, and by all means do not let ns discourage one another by words of complaint (Cheers.) I quite agree in the sentiments that have been expressed at this meeting, though I must say I anticipated that free trade would bring down prices as low as it has done. Them is one point which has not been touched upon, and that is the tariff. I have a very great objection to the tariff. (Rear, hear.) I think that the imputation of foreign stock, especially dead stock, is a moat injurious thing to this country. (Cheers.) After a few words from Mr. HOWL, a solicitor who ap peared to lean rather to • fined duty, the resolution was carried unanimously. The other resolutions, which were proposed and seconded by Rev. Sir O. Robinson, Mr. Corbie, Mr. Stafford, M.P., Hon. F. Villiers, Capt. Wyse, M.P., &a, were also unani mously adopted, and the meeting separated. BRISTOL ATHENZUM SOIREE. The first public soirle of the Bristol Atheneum was held on Wednesday evening, at the Victoria.rooms, in that elty, the entire range of which elegant and commodious build ing had been engaged by the directors for the purpose. The attendance wee very large, numbering about 1,400 of the principal inhabitants of Bristol and its neighbourhood. The chair was takes by the Right Worstipiul the Mayor, J. K. aiIIIIITIZLD, Req. ; and - among the company were the Right Hon. Lord Teiunotouth, P. W. S. Mika, lisq., M.P., Dr. Symonds, P.F. Aiken, Rig., the Mayor of Bali, Rey. H. I. Roper, Rev. W. James, Rev. N. Ha croft, A.M., Sir Walter James, Bart., C. Tom, Esq., H. Vivi, ' Reg , R. H. Webb, lin , At 8 o'clock the tea-room wee thrown open to the visitors, and from that hour till half peat 7 the tame wee In promenade and converesztone the bend of the e Brigade being stationed is the trait gallery : In the rooms wore placed for the inspection, amseement, eat instructiea of tho pests a variety of models, imple ments, bronco testae, lte. sad during the conversation* Mr. Warren, of Manch ester, exhibited some medals of machinery seed hi the cotton manwacture ; Masan. Binh and Co. prod's,' and explained a pedestal .team-sa&s, working soma model sager mills, upon the principle of aces seed in the West Incise; while Mr. Gan and Mr. Each exhibited and explained the sees of medical phase appa ratus, that of Kr. Wok protest's( many novelties and les. 0727ste, sad being c ap able and sleet regulation. ;de WrAvisa need the electric light, waish— although passed only on a small enale—filled the vast hall with its brilliant beams, rendering the most minute objects almost es visible as in the broad coy The Orpheus Glee Club, who had lent their oilskins envier, next gave a series of vocal composition . This part of the ev ening's entertainment appeared to give great ells fettles to tee assemblage the entire selection being wi ly apphiaded, and many of {he glees encored. At eight o'clock the chair w ee taken by The Right Worshipful the Mayor, who mid — The object of the Atheseum, to place welds the reach of the public the tallell aid most recast latermation ea all ogee* of general latorest, resubmit aseimerse literaiL or 'mien tiflo—to provide as Weed el & plass sense in intervals of businese—to ladte , eepecially Nagai pesos 1 1111 1 . • taste Ibs iosellestitel and *rating parade...a to weds She 7el kr peresgssien, by Militias for Gyms* CO'Se various Warsolesettt knowti s talLeure.) ...miss and alas ,sf dhe Illeissies' , ass *Salk 1111. mild Mt OW* JrA iisisty, whisk lics laill friall 11142 . lIPW. Pfidula, Sad their mambas' axial flemlatell was tiss i!itliaza tu g. At the first ithetil ;sati ns the sills its Musks It aunbered about 380 imeinbos , s e stand, *mut KO ; st tim third, 7001 and st Plum' u p wards that i t SS* This steed/ (mg "rogrestive iner:WP !O wl 7,2vind--! ... finfloW,Ctd. I . THIGNMOUTH said their ebakmaa Strand II", . A 1 im : a twofold 0118111041, se the representative on .....! ..".„. 1......" -- ;a l44l: l 47.4l". p rts ig es . sab eg t.: ."" * b6sili litsnt tir s balliAg e c an i 41° eciivaisitheenoresehu:icaltto.lbalms-,0 Is them amain Y. vast only represented the Sweeter sad feeling! 0 that vast ow -4 Mb sheeted from all be parts of a great sky, whisk had authority 7.lth So aspire, not only * ampere* weskit and marital* !sportsmen, bat for its lisasnrable antiquity. Go when they would throughout lispiedinals Whey sew monuments of the pollens Ss mania mom, sad *a piety of Soso great macaws of whom he saw around his*e livisir repnissatuitres and orporate sue mimeo. The Rabb lord proeeeded mum Saga to point out the slue a stbenseass, and, in eonelusion expreeaed his hearty whims Isit the welfare et ta• initataiioll ill whose behalf they worn sassehbkd. P. W. 5. MU" Req., was sonvieoed that great good would flow to hie native aty from the establishment ei the Atheassam. (Cheers.) He was *premed with this fact daring a sojourn in America, when he found established la every sky and town a similar institution. Dr. ISYMONDS boos testimony to the advantages pos. soma by cultivated mails our those who had taken ao pains in mental eaten. It needed hat a small experience in his profession to have the worth of general knowledge forced on the attention. lama other gentlemen eddremed the useably, and the saki did not case till a kite hoar. DINNF.E TO THE MEMBERS FOR MACCLBSPIELD. Os Wednesday wising a_grand banquet was girth in the awslably ream tie the Town Hall, Macclesfield, se norms. Jeer Beeekishont and John Williams, the mem hes Ilw the heseselt, by their anetillteate. Tao chair ameba by Wsisass Porn, In. Lois. go theses were roan Isom the Marquis of West- Wismar. Lord &lathery, Lord Dudley Ratan, Joseph Stan. dad, Sp., mid ethos 1/011thIlMill who unwise; atm& The company sonsissed of surly 400. At the camisoles ad the repeat, the lord and patriotic toasts usual es such thendom wen drink. Them wen suc ceeded by the chairmsa propatiag liberal members of the Houses of Lord. sad Commas." For the latter thanks wsrr returned b J. y lIIIRSHAW Req., M.P., who said, nines some intro- Am p ; j u g s remarks- 2 A party were going about Oho country pro a protecting duty. A more monstrous pie tism in these salightenth times could not emanate from a party positheth of so little common seem.. (Cheers.) If he were celled upon to decide between the sae of Ira trade or protection,. he would with a clear cooseisaos, with a heart without a mei throb, sirs his vot e f or th e fr ee d om of eoetswires. Shall the renta of the aristocracy of this country be raised at the prim of the poor man's loaf ? No, sash a mane would be a great injustice to the great body of this people. The CHAIRMAN said he now rase to propel the toast dohs evening, " The Health of the Harsugh Members." ((gnat applause.) Mr. 13liOCKLH HURST, in rising to respond, we. torn ally greeted. lie said I have had 18 years uf public duty as your repreeentative, and I am now growing an old man. In 1824, when I first embarked I. the interest of Maccles field, tise trade bad been worked like the pine apple 14 the glaschoase, very beneficially by Mr. Huskinson. I was an advocate for protection then, and I will tall you why. Mr. Huskinsen obtained an act of parliament bar a protestive duty of more than 10a. per lb. on sick. I commenced tr• silk trade, and we straggled to maintain that protection, but found it unavailable. The borough slice then has been dependent entirely upon the silk trade. I am, sa your rep resentative, deeply reap:iambi@ for your interest and Confi dence. I have attended in the House of Commons when ever anything sufficiently important drew me there; at other time I have preferred going to bed. (Cheers and laughter.) After a few observations on the im portance of education, the honourable geatleman continued to state that he bad generally been a supporter of Lord John Russell. He had seen many difficulties surmounted by the silk trade; and manufacturers used to be told, when they asked for an advance in prices, to improve their ma chinery—(cheen and laughuir)—and he in like manner would say to the complaining farmers and landlords, " Im prove your land." (Cheers.) He would .fever vote for pr?tectiveFton corn, _ _ Mr. WILLIAMS also responded to the tout, and said, when the applause had subsided, that he was pleased indeed to listen to the honest opinion. , of his cal. guff that night, and he regarded them as an earnest of what might be ex pected in the coming session of parliament. lie stool amongst them not with bated breath or stooping gait. The pledges he made to them when he was returned in 1841 have not been broken ; and if he was in any degree changed, it was that he was more radical now than he was then. (Cheers.) Mr. Brocklehurat bad never paid him the slightest compliment beyond that of a mere stranger, though he would like to see as unanimity of feeling between Mr. Brocklehurat and himself. lie would like to see the borough of Macclesfield contested by two liberal men. A great deal had been said respecting re form, and he would tell them that reform west be effected by the people, with the weapons of peace, union, and temperance. It is in the power of every mast to work out his own salvation. He wanted an extension of the suffrage. It was the right of every man, 21 years of age, free from crime, to be placed on the consti tution. A man, 21 years of age, who roes been six months in a lodging, was as much entitled to the suffrage as the richest man in that room. Let him also have triennial par liaments. Since he (Mr. Williams) had given up his trade he had invested his capital in land, and when the rents were due and collected by his agent, he (Mr. Williams) asked Lim if there had Wes any complaints, when there was only a solitary one. He had asked the tenants if the rents were too high, and they all appeared satisfied and paid their rents most cheerfully. C The VICE HAIRMAN propose.' "The Health of the Mayor and the Borough htegi , trater."—Drunk with three time three. After moms other toasts, thaelts were voted tm the their and acknowledged, and the party broke up. RAILWAY MEETING. SCOTTISH CENTRAL. OP TUC DIRECTORS. A special general meeting of the shareholders of the Scot tish Central Railway Company wee held at Perth on Tues- day, chiefly for the purpose of considering and determining what course it would be moot expedient and advisable for the company to pursue, in consequence of the rebuild of the London and North Western, Lancaster and Carlisle, end Caledonian Railway Companies to continue the working of the line, in 'terms of the working agreement entered into with these companies. Viscount DUNCAN, chairman of the company, submitted the report of the directors tor the approval of the meeting, and entered into an elaborate and able defence of the canduct of the directors. He animadverted in strong terms on the erroneous and unjustifiable charges advanced in a published letter by the Marquis of Breadalbane against the board of directors. The approval of the directors' report wu seconded by ROBIZT Sauce, Rel, of Kennet The Marquis of READALBANE defended the course he had found it expedient to pursue, and submitted the fol lowing amendment to the motion of the noble chairman. That a committee of shareholders be now appointed to in quire into and investigate and consider the (whole affairs of the Scottish Central Railway Company, as well the financial as the general affairs of the company and management thereof; such investigation into the general affairs to include an investigation into, and consideration ot, all contracts and agreements of every description heretofore entered Into by the directors with railway or other com panies, or individuals; and to report, so far as they deem it expedient or proper to do so, the import and effect of such contracts and agreements, and their opinion and views in reference thereto ; such investigation further to include an inquiry into the general ISlADSge mint of the line, and the revenue, expenditure, and liabili ties of the company, and to report their opinion thereon, and mto what line of conduit they would recommend to be adopted by the company ; and that in carrying out snob in vestigation, the committee shall have power to call in ems. petent accountants, counsel, and engineers to their assist ance, and to examine the directors, officials, and books of this company, and have all other powers necessary for making their investigation. That said committee shall report to a meeting to be convened in Edinburgh or Perth, se they think best, on a day of which due some shall be given, and, in theism:time, that the directors shall do nothing to altar the position in which this company now stands in selatim to the southern or other companies. The motion being seconded, The CHAIRMAN stated what would be the inevit able result of the adoption of that amendment. The board of directors looked upon that amendment as a vote of cen sure, and as honourable men they could not longer retain their seats at that board if the adoption of the report was not carried. 1 --- ii Viral shareholders suggested that the adoption of the report did not supersede the appointmsat of a committee of investigation; and other shareholden favourable to the amendment of the Marquis of Snadalbane, proposed that the report, in the meantime, simply lie en the table. The directors disapproved et these suggestions, Ski con sequently the motion and amendment were pat to the vote, the following being the result : Stock. Vona. For the notion—Present Preain £180,460 9,886 For the ameadneat—Pretent Proziee E 343,460 4,983 Mojority against the Direeton—Stoek, 103,0001. ; votes, 19107. It is undenteod that the prang Board of Dineton rentals is odes to aid the Conalttee of Investigation, and until their susession can be foaad. After the usual votes of thanks, the meeting separated, having reutaised it dhcardou (olden, as the question of the loothao C 4144114 " ' agnamli) tof opwsrda ei Pt hour.