The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-18 00:00:00

:(80111111 BY TAB BIGHT BON. W. B. CLAD-

The Right Hos. W. K Oles Wow, with his lady and
begs. es • visit Op their kimates, Bir 8. W. Chyme,
et liswerdse Cestbe, the sermilttett el the literary institatioa
d the villa.' adJolaisi doterselool spot solicitieg the ea-
Chevalier of the lliussequer M bOllOll/ their iastitatioa by
bowie" to the smalrare sM Meads, hariag the twofold
*eel is view of Mikis, sad hteireedeg the peels, sad
se Weer Hate reessitleg the feeds of the essedetics.

The distissuillied siateinaa, ass the wbk of the workissi
as bolsi maissalsatad Os kW, at ones, is the mast

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agtessble maw, seeded le the "must ; sad seesediesly
It wee meowed by passed flat the Itiebt Hee. W. B.
Mechem mould deliver a testate la the boys' wheel room,

liewordea. ea the 1211 inetast—eatdeet, The Colgate* ;"
°bargee of adialeies, le. sad dd.
Oa the males of the lecture (lays the Liverpool Aferraro).
Wag before the time appoiated for the business to eon•
seas, serrieges, cabs, sad other vehicles, bearing

t►e this of th; district, helm to urive is the secluded

bat anotaat aad picturing a* yillap of Bawds.,

east at a little before eight jeloak the large
school rosea was well filled with a highly iatalleetaal
sad feehleaable auditory. The room itself was well
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lighted sad oraswatod with evergreens, flowers, tfte., for
the masks, sod whets the right bow. lecturer, ecooompo-
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pasta by W wife, dasibter,sad Sir B. Glynis, island,
Obey were resolved by load sad cestlsued syphon. We
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obierved present, SllOlll ethos, the BAIT. Henry Glynn*,
rector of Haws:den ; the Rev. Mr. Attila, the Rae. W.
Davis, Use Rey. Henry Faulk' Hinkley, Captain Dnadaa
(sea of Admiral Dandu), Captain Jonas, tad Royal Lanes.
airs Rifler ; Edward Bata, Bag., sad lady ; W. H. Duly.
Rog., and lady, of Bryabo Hall; Lisatanant Hancock,
Royal Fliatsblre Militia; R. C. Rawlins, Esq., and lady,
of Hope Mille, near Wrexham; Tbilisi Baker May, Big.,
sad lady ; Thomas Bum, In., Mince Howe, near Holy-
well; Jana PAWIiIII, Erg., antiwar of " Lestures on Me-
ntion," &a. ; Pater Williams, Bag., Dr. Norton and lady,
of Clostor ; Movies Daily, Esq., !limbo ; Mules Healey

Clorgb. Req., Mr. COSII4I/0; Powak, of Charter;
Cosoralor iliekliag, of Muter, Its..

81, 8. 01a11313 isirodueed tie rislt hosourable Whim

to Um needs; i• a low appropriiia remarks, sad wham
Mr. Measles' slimmed to the labia Ike applause was rap
tames sad bermatlaud. Whoa enema was restored, he

Sir &spas Mynas, lain, sad pallemmt—lt is saw
essay for as to trouble you with any Masthead ear-
diem es mush apology for amain berme you on the
agent sesseise ; but the aides' apes which I have shows
to atlas yea is one involviag se may haportaat sadder.
alias that I felt, in order to do it full justice, it was WAS-
wry that I staid have anus to ray books sad papers,
which privilege not haw withia my power, I must crave
you indulgeses is quoting he. assay faeln sad figures
whis► sn sealed es the bush es 'roadwork of the is.
marks I sail this nabs elm to your meas. I shall sot,
however, betas my subiset with may dame, which at
W times are dry sad uninteresting; bet it is aeverthslese

wassaly to observe, that reerpeetlig the emigration which
entmeseed about the *nelson of the hat great war,
then left the shores of Great Britain, dunes the first
fifteen yeas., aa average of 20,000 persist, mad in the next
Mutes years the average emigratios nee from 20,000 to
80,000 a year. From 1845 to 1864 the avenge bad
increased to 267,000, whilst in the year 1854 alone the
omigntios from these shares amounted to the start-
hag number of 323.000; but for the size =oaths
ended is t►e preens year, 1866, the samba has
decreased. Of then large numbers of voluntary exile*, by
ter the gel stet proportion has boss supplied by Ireland,
end especielly in the last few years such has bees the case ;
but there was a wide diaerenes between the clam of persosa
who emigrated from Inland sad those who of their owa

free sill expatriated themeless hem Zealand, Scotland.
sad Wales. Those who left the drew plass were of that
elm whose aesessides drove theta to seek la Medea Issas
those rewards for their labour which mild act be obtained
la their piss at aativity ; and perhaps politiosl sad reli-
giose sessidnatim were sot eatirely without weight la
inflaming the Irish migrant, is the choke of their new

lame; boos. the bulk of those w►o lute Irelaad betake
themselves, sot to our own depeademeim, but to tlse gnat
republic of Amities. Is Bashed, Baptised, sad Wales,
however, tie trading considerations which influence emi-
grate are Of quits another character; here it is not the
asesseitom poor who emigrate, but rather the most indus-
tries', enterprising, self-denying, and Mover workman.
He gem to s foreign country, not bemuse he moot can a
Uving ct home, but biome he an gut • better one abroad ;

the Xs'liab artisan or labourer also look/ to the Interests of
Wee ever whom God bar sire, bin • eoutroJ, aad he nes

Ice the far-off country • buts; gee.* feehie fhmily, • better
remuneration for kla own labeler. Um of lie comforts and
anemities of life within his tee*; owl be is wiling, '
forego the pleasures of the prom* for the hopes of the Ve-
tere. Such are the men who are lesaleg see theme teem*
numbers el sch sameediag year, sad it it theoilhee et the
utmost imports.* to consider what we are doing la crop
colonies, and what nurse ought to be pursued. The *teat
of the colonise or depeadeoeles which acknowledge
sceptre of her Mejesty Queen Victoria is another reel=
our polity should be clearly understood and properly
The entire area of her Majesty's colonial poneesions le nal
lows at four million square miles, lad of the entire Polish.
Mon of these immense territories only about one-third of the
people can be said to be British. It and not be 'eked what
will the proportion be ia twenty years from the present ?
The subject, therefore, with which I haute deal is notes*
that can be compassed witbia the seeessatily brief limits
of owe lecture, but it is rather the shady of the propose,
lion of the human family. I need at., however stag
discus the condition end proodeolo doar jimeimisme
the tropics ; the &Wee/ Owe lama we ponend
give place to the invoidiptione duo Immo-
distal, call (pretend*. On beisine, tbos, is with tke
*Main where free OM have Mimi, where our owe
annaen are observed, our own wine, sad where
the religion belief which we o limetll a it. obtains. The
question, thirster', which we ban ormekler are—What
M the *ad of founding colonies? How should they to
founded ? And what are the benefits and advaatagre of
ordcraienioa ? Now, respecting the first proposal**, the
ammo opinion entertained by • lyrist properties of our
emintryeees is that colonies should be held and posanoed
leasase putt or revenue may be derived from them to the
mother neatly. This opinion, we all know, was very po-
pular at the ounneacesseat of the Americas war ; but shies
the termiaation of that terrible conflict we have not wa-
tered to make profit and num* so laparteat ammaiders-
tioa. Another opinion is that we shield hug our felonies
la order lathe aniatensace of Englaad's prestige, midi*
seem !bat the sago of our country may beer as inflames
tad weight with It because of its einaded domialoo. This
idea I emphatically disclaim, and I do eo because I would
have Replied to be estimated at what she is realty worth,
sad ae more. la a pamphlet published b Sir Francis
Buell, auntie, point is raised, namely, that our solo-
sin 'Mold be held because of the gas fisheries, farms,
mills, At with which they abound, sad which supply us
with large quantities of food ea well ca articles of luxury,
bat which, in the event of a eeparattoa takieg place, would
in all prebabilil be cut off. Now, however true it may be
that our unchaste dad our *Monies deed markets for ob-
taking mash of what the people at home_ ireqeire, and how-
-seer atesesary it is that these markets remold be kept open,
dill N doss riot seem to Maw the time en eaMcient
MINN holding pommies dime adisloo melon the
thins NA to tbe dotriseet of tin minim, ilionseboo. The
ills involved in each reasoning as this •404 be esteaded,
eel wen* lead to territorial eigreaddeemase. It night be
mid that Italy, Preece, or ony wilions=zo old be
ideal for the supply of food nod aloe U under
rer eintrol, therefore we ebedilenietroeur M meow them ;
beei to wines oat el sendisestieee ef this kind find
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piens rapplessesibreihis ogees fee deserries nee frost the
leather eralefay, Os. llsstfar gieiwe Owned lir. Glut-
One, le lON ebe opposite of sine, re It as.. elm
that es pes•ree es the ,pet mess le awe eraverisot
with the oldies el the people sad the write of the plate, so
Neel sea eisse be the root trapotest sad beet vitiated to
diming. the dation of all Falai* eleirdeele. But soother
.iniens Meatiest by way goody pine ma re oeloaisation
ihegides sad eppeetanrin esereyisg to
sad fassisalt thes • kreetlegp ef bathe of
ire rips% sad ambles ea a meal se alas the syraties
rif a aratilied Pairesise. Tide wee urged at tbe
.00.1ssieg el die oefreezy, per bait ket weight yet.
Sob • motive es Me every Oheleeles said meet regret
bilk Is t• he feared that fee ethismiet riffle tbe there of
the nether mud* impelled by sash • mire. The root
pascal blew, Verb boo egeseted is radials Unwise&
to the swinges sham of Aernielis srs asebeire be read
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suet sailors* Is the penult of the Ttte
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