The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-01 00:00:00

NORFOLK ESTUARY COMPANY.

Yesterday, the twelfth half yearlJ meeting of
shareholden wu hold at the Graff-inn CetiN lease for
the muse of no:4Mo( the report of the direelers. The
webs also stated that she easetlai was to be ark Nadal,
he the forgotten of certain shares. NNW W. It.
Pam"lssi. is the char.
It apparel teem the repeat mad that the weeks had
bola favourably whoa they were mopped by
an the Court Chummy, eltiatri at
the et the Aubriak amemimiowook who re-
quired Om simpers, to mowed se memo the enelep by
mead Wows oaf sot by stem* sal disiglig. which
Kr. Op&
of of the oesegsny nedsion to be
totta2 mob of prooskore. no report ream-
slasselreasso to go to parliament bra new Oct
to ompswer Own to maks the minim la the way moat
meadel by the onsbmw.
The Onatammr, moving the @depths of the report,
ospromed rent A. the position they wore la, bet it woe
me Ise wiled the &seam were in no way responsible. His
dodged sentellos we Oat the beet way °fields( over the
dillealLad tte= epp=p• erHamsat he a now am.
_ Me maiss

Mr. Misuse's Mrs possesisil to commost is
terms es the tomisit Ihe imststMew_s Mum. Potedr=
Betts, is peesseMes Itto nal of Mmak. Is lb' sight
time, is Ist saw MA, the works, setwithelmaNse that
their mostils had alb teissty-fbar home Woe seessed Mr.
Gordon, who had less seat down by the Almlosity to
bombe Isle the watjeet, that they had s, Wen.
ties of lobe es tied the works had boos ex-
morSoL It was se seeder that the Antidote osousis-
doom diinde het dle sled at such andinot Mt: E
1
ssellft le parVeme4 therefore, whisk, heorover, ht
be stobay sessemy, be should reeesmosse the
to apes to a movitaties. ',premise regret at the position
tats whisk the Illismsery Company had lees besoght by the
FilmeGM, Mei of Month, and their &approval of
adtionwh="9 wholly
%IV L to be
lost
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It wus Sem owed by Mr. Bann% sal oohed by
Mr. Masao, Vase the motley be remised Ibe 30th of
toYOM sad la the emostimo Mel sesmillse be sp-
ier Ibe purpose el made. Se sa alikeble oessege.
mese tlrtw Arbriak ammiliseeso.
TM resolution ha boa aisperil, the maselog, wbish
lasted were! boom

LIVERPOOL IRISH SOCIETY.—On Monday evening
the Marquis of Blandford, M.P., presided at the annual
meeting of the Liverpool branch of this society, which was
held in the hall of the Collegiate Institution. In the course
of his remarks the noble chairman stated that the din.
cultic., which the Irish branch of the protestant church had
to contend against proceeded not only from the character of
the
people, but from the peculiar nature of their religios—
e religion which, however prosperous be the country, how-
ever fertile its soil, however plectiful be the gifts which
God in his bountiful providence has bestowed upon it, how-
ever salubrious, however mild, or however beaignant its
climate— et in that religion there was enough to cause a
arid eat • degree of adversity to that country which can
be asylipalle me other cause whatever. The noble ICU-
yds blued successive governments, not oily those having
liberal tendencies, but those who had been generally opposed
to them, for adopting a temporising policy with regard to
the Roman catholic party in Ireland, whilst too few govern-
ments hail shown towards the established church that de-
gree of respect and regard which it ought to receive. He
called upon the meeting to be true and faithful to the glo-
done constitution which they had received from their an-
eestore—a constitution which, though placed among the sha-
dows of earth, horn upon it the stamp of heaven. The
report for the post two years was read by the Rev. Mr.
Duck, secretary, and its adoption moved by the Rev
Rector Campbell, seconded by Archdeacon Stafford, and
unanimously adopted. The Rev. Thomas Nolen, the Pen.
Archdeacon of Waterford, the Rev. Hugh 111*Nelle, and
other speakers basing addressed the meeting, a vote of
thanks was carried by acclamation to the Marquis of Bland-
ford, who acknowledged the compliment; and, after singing
the doxology, the meeting separated.