The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-30 00:00:00

that the lite is arielask was INS whoa
the warbles peek; lei he pat it to the
wef hon. eaelitmee ta the Wet aegemialai add%
..,7htio slid habits tithe wields" pewee of the
rha whether they peelieeny aid avail t=t
rot 0111 eel airilsedelas
aiesier. They Wile
. whale nom early ein es la bag illener
'Lied ; 004 eke drew tiny ti wog *two
/gar areeu to
iteelle .t the extenee'weet ea
gay but Su y ? yeas it the oemeemismos ef ?lbw-
rig„„,,,,, or Mayfair, •at might be meemei that the
1:,04 ono for a winter mac Mesita had
Irt‘
br„..- I the feeling* and WWII/ tithe ntiaakdaism
•
VIII their feelings did be este the WASS tad
ii4pgs of the lower cheese; and le liSeld pat oat of
titre what the wishes, feelletelper rejodiees of
or middle chose might ee ea the subject.
1„, It had been said that RUN deans woe
*I 0, their opinion on the subject. • mem ishordad
11,..54 tn.e was never made. Bohn metes dim to the
L.- Ind rem tacit two stemeriala hoe teideamen of
on.- tor, the other wise the retention of
; au., the signatures were within Ave of the
pate Number to both papers. (Hear, heat.) With the
omph..a of the meeting held in Exeter-hall, there
baoily been • meeting at which respectable in.
V. tea, and tradesmen of the district had not riven
oi • a the retention of the building; and that, too,
yuct .taielmit the remarkable elforta that had been used
y .u. •- of the metropolis to believe that, be.
re.e. the r••It 1111011 of the palace au its present objection.
aed it* motive and permanent demolition, no
emar..• was left (near, hear.) That was a must
spun valiatton and departure from the truth. In con-
Ow. queation, he had been moot anxious to aseee•
•ii II .o, offered the freest access to the workinoclaues
p their half Mayday* and summer evenings. The tiret
wash suturally ougateated it el was that old highway
rrhah- to minter days the favourite resort and Chia source
o...ten.isme4tion annum the nobility—now afforded the
•.n.l soot powder wrens of transit to thu working
pi.. ha meant the river. It was notorious that Ilyde•
adopted our toiling fellow canters' no facilities whal-
e*" to areal, et From • paper prepared the other
ie. he Wand the distance by steamboat from Lam.
1,,e-0 111, to Battens& was, io time, 16 minutes;
oval Mark truan.laridge to the maau tile, 34 mi.
wen ; trom Southwark-bridge, 38 minutes ; from London
sa...lge, la animus; from the Thant.* Tutinet 3o minutes;
•nhAletants of Commen•ial-road, Shadwell, Stepney,
lee. lirrenwich, Deptford, Wooly/kb, and Spud-
, asked all a site near the river would not he far
, ~aptable and useful than any other? With respect
• Fame, this most curious statistical fart showed the
. latetaate of river commuuication. The pouiengers
by] owe steam-host company only, plying between
• ftradgc amounted last year •

joulon And-- _ _—4 pine re ila
same% et obi& *bout half a million Mil pee to see
per Kew, der MK to and from the several raw bone=
.s. I=eed Battersea. (Ilear, bear. At
joe.k mime
mow r. dewy ten minutes at Battersea Pier; ed
br ti toyed het if arrangements were made fur reser*
the I.shibitkm bildiditzela Batteries Park, it would be hr
• rte e.iv,intatteell ft working people than reerhher k
Wire it WY, Ile bad tow given the reasion:whish
bra... 4 the menemunnit irs opposing the mutters, but he
begird to add that no unrearinalile haste would be re-
gain.' m th.• removal of the palace. Government were
lite the by no hostile spirit, but would give every posiib: e
Moat, tine the re-erection of the building in any uther site
Mat might he chow :LA he feet wis,he hiadjust been informed
withal he might consider tint-rate authority, that the
buddies hail teen, already purchased ; that the money had
bra deposited, and that the agreement. were being drawn
ape the purchaser being moat anxious to enter into cum-
• ii:on with the government, as tit the future site of
tn. ' :inc and the purposes to which it was to be devoted.
• c ....I only say that the government would be
wt
Liny to wine any asiiistance and cooperation in their
fewer, end he trmbil the building would snon be re-erected
ass bappi. r site, and that untarnished by any violation
of olive Loh, it might be desisted to the healUiful recre-
ation et the people. flaying plated before the house frankly
the opulent of the government, be mast ask the house to
pipe I', motion, as one unnecessary in itaelf, inasmuch as
the selocet *holt it was proposed to refer to a select cow
mime h ul already been fully and fairly investigated by the
itftlell.lolll. Inasmuch, also, as that the object caught
teaol only be granted by a violation of public faith, and
fassmach so he believed that any legitimate good object
IMIr I. obtained by the cordial co-operation of the new
peeitiiori of the Molding with the government. (Cheers.)
Are Ii*EVSCOUBT, amid loud cries of " divide," sup-
ported the motion of the hut. member for North Imam-
Mite.