The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-10 00:00:00

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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
the mat wriegriatinalialeis Vs W ems of Emotivity, ars
Oat vale tend ee tM gedgeNlM MEM and Precaol Miler
Wm: use ma be mom sortmliddra
SOWLMINE IMAM* Ono
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BOWMEN? IALYDOE
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ODOM. or wait DENTIFIICE,
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glee thim • eiltholty undeeettelrd.
▪ A. sdowl4ED end lONS, 20, Hatton-garden, Landes, sad
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anin=Let Various Ituttetions.

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THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING
PATIN" price Sd.
Latiszal learsal. the advessiset !Msomataand
assidl
biteable swil sides et lb Fred astai—is a. .w. 4 ef IY
by soma sad is the serial brieses sesmaessimi bans.
as salelasi Moab May, ad mesa" aralse-ab paw
11=LILOORRIMPONDINTS AT VIE BEAT OF WAIL
ITS FORRION NEWS 18 MILIARIA AND IMPARTIAL
• asalusisely early report of *Ws( 1. tM WWI 8. is sup-
pled M kt by 'wry Overlaad MAL aid It contains
MI WILT DAILY IMUILNO IMPORT,
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Er =MUMS ALL orrinutz ADVIRTIARKIIIIII.
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maim oq ef ats matt bas. by tawallary
al ea* bamesise. aidemdbr Rea fitssestst asd patios set
Wear ie soy.
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Y slim liesesnaaest. FisetalreeL baba
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FM at • seeseml pita the pstaber 4115 tbnisis tbs
moss of sea spas medy le supply it•
at use s. per sertter, paid
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WILY NEWS FORWARDEDtotheOOUNTRY
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VOIIN MADDOX. lb, Upper Allowat. Dooksellir
ma News Asyut.

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BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO
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re=paid la Miasma. K. BUILIIICA Otem.terrece. Watt-
atemomt.

MEETING OF LICENSED VICTUALLF.RB
AT HACKNEY.
--4.-

Last evening a very numerous meeting of the
licensed vktuallers of Heaney and its vicinity was held at
the Britonsla Tavern, Church-street, Hackney. for the pur-
pose( expeemhig the opinion of the trade with regard to the
sendoet of tl.lMtrwwgAdvertiser and the Protection Society
is 'mime M the New Baer Bill passed during the last
ales eipmilimeat. The meeting was couvaned by the
Defense Ameelation.
Ns. Fowilan, the proprietor of the tavern, was nasal-
wady sena to the chair. In opening the business be
slated that the Defuse Society was called into operation in
mmallmaim of the beer Bill, which be felt assured had
hoes innll to sleet mom of those present, and the trade
gimeally, cad he thought there were but few who did not
wish to an it repealed.
Fume, the president of the Defence Association,
sewed the Ant resolution :—" That this meeting, feeling
that the interests of the trade have been entirely aegis ma
the Protection Society, and, through its influence, by the
mrginsp Adserfuer, fully rscogMess the necessity for the
establishwent of the Defence Association, and determines
le Miloort it in the efforts asking to obtain a repeal of the
Neer Bill, end to conserve generally the rights and well-
etiag of the trade." He observed that at this period the
war/ration of the trade was most particularly necessary.
lithe moiety, professedly established for the protection a
Me trade, and the Morning Advertiser, said to be its organ,
W Mae their dotty, the Defence Association would art
ham bees required. Individually, the Beer Bill did not
swiseily effect him, yet he thought it was necessary that
Pablie-house should he open at such times as would
plushy promote the coavesamme of the public. If that
we sot to be so, the mown the Maine Liquor Law was
istredeeekthe better. (Hear, beer.) Working men had a
zilbt to all reasonable relmetion, and they could not be
Made religious by act of parliament ; for despite this legis-
lation there was plenty of time now for men to get dress if
they wished ; but it was decidedly objectionable that Leila-
bhce interference should thus effect the comforts of the
!Nit sod remealeg poeden of the public Thu Defense

lag ea ast et perkiness to Mama Ole • attire
trade. He them quelled from the lime beak the *Aimee
gives by Mr. Thorley Maher mad Mr. J. J. homes—the
!easemylag that in Hackney they would set polities,"
he. Me would ask, Did the pabileeas at Mademy
MIR Me. Hooey to Meow) Kr. had
esm thee 19 est el U p.ble.i I. bangles hod sigaillod
Malt whit le alas theaegheat Sseday, helot inquiry it had
left /mad that there VIM eaty iii in the make parish who
Wan et 1111$ episiett. Atom same remotes with regard to•
the woMease al Me. Walked, the Ham Minisaszy, who
stated that tbegadsk et Marytelsese. Ilesiwe swa-
ins, ewes metes were to be found laigebNiehmee
in ell the elhamlim and chapels. he (Mr. Feeeseo) &basil
the haw RI that etauseweli se well ea • NW
@Woe& polies et the repeat tress the Preteetion Bodo%
as pahllebelligt anasel mein held ea Wedaseday leek
mal magialeal Met sellher the Peonies Seem, see I.
esepeemeed *MeV hed esidessetwea to aselliste, bet es
the erase bed duel the Waage et disk ewe woes, er
whet AMA be thole ewe ewe, the Nkraity Adoirtssor,
against them.
Mr.Oauw MOM entirely tatify bis approval of all
Mr. Poster had said with regard to the neglect of the Pro
teethe Society, whisk led phased the. is • position to
take op the sedepelelbelhaswebeeL The Monsiag Aldeortimr
elposisei
_es he *el =pet et the Pre-
weeks Netiely. se seolheeirOr the latter were
the lead mesh= et the sated Seviety. There m.
wee se "wiles that lath bed aealoglei the interests of
the teals wltkh they wen Maid to sappen. They took
spas themestme lades width were never delegated to In
them. It was mews to state Met daring the firer of
the news Bill the was se ("pettish, the si
lade legelber, tee meeliage wens heti eedl_delestatielle stl
wailed amia the emarnittee of the Proceeds. aseiety, who 21
meld It wee already est and dried mad their, wee ao help for
it. Ha objected to parties acting fee the trade without to
authority, or it was as ninth a moral forgery as though any 30
kis (Mr. Grimes') Came to an thecimmoda. so
IP:Ae
ir mat It to the world, and got it discounted without '
his authority. With regard to trade meetings, he would Ilt.
refer to the bear-garden meeting in Kennington-lane last g
Thursday, when all the young members were cried down, 84.
and any old eau who differed with the committee were td
snuffed oat. Whea somplaiste were made of the conduct et.

of the Monsity Adbartiire the oreamitte• got up canvas. et.
sing, worked omega the past committee and those who tt.
expected oleos, to do as they did last Thursday, and alto at
the London Tams. They ought to consider the 212
who had the boldness to some forward at the October court, et.

and who npresentod • very large body of the trade whO
were sot member. They got up their supporters from itt-
ldafiliness of feeling towards the charities. At the time
the Boor Bill was la rsis the Morning Advertiser
ISM sad the Be's oMee were inundated 3-41,'
with Mom negetkikas et withy, but were told to be let
=11:1 *en limMftg more important. The lel
eighty, established fee 26 years, ought to have lim•.
hialmahiatang that they represented the great majority
the mak. (Se rehear.) He believed Kr. Stintoo, Mr.
Baker Wirih and Mr. Homer were the parties who wave et.
anglisalla the Sneak. He thought Id railderman Wire M.
dwell beasball selliat be do with it. Mr. Stinton was
niflmingegommil have little interest in the matter. ~
Mr. k ]is almanac, said he could not supply
small tom his wholesale establishment M Finch- W 7
lane, bet Mk as ply retail at Hackney. He thought oa
km wen est the men who should have taken upon 40
thmesivos ee le is kr the trade.
The nooludtm was then put and carried unanimously. a'
Mr. TocEnt moved—" That the thanks of the trade an V,
duo, and are hereby given, to the Doily New and to the et.
weekly press for the energetic support which has been given r-
to the interests of the licensed victuallers in connexion with
the Defence Amoriation, and that it consider the conduit
of the managers of the Morning Advertiser to be highly
reprehensible, and will, unless altered, be utterly node-
s/v.l6er the farther support of the non-members of the
incorporated society." He should have been glad if the,
mold have included their own journal, but in that OM
had been only one-sided reports. They bed beam
fairly noticed in the Deily New, Bra, sad the
Dispatch. The Writing Advertiser had ceased to be the
organ of the trade. Its columns were only open to a cer-
tain clique. It had only given one article on the Beer Bill,
and in that stated that it should only speak of it as it
affected the public, not as it affected the trade. He could
show that the paper was intimately connected with the
Protection Society, which never had any right to say it
represented this Inds. The report presented last Waders.
day contained nothing. With reference to the manage-
ment of the Meresimg Advertiser, he Ind long thought
it defective. It ahielly reprimand a class of seatariene.
Sian the meeting at the London Tavern for the Menge of
die stalL time had been no improvement. The attack
apse Kim Nightingale was highly reprehensible, end he
shield eartsbily wish to see the Yawing Advertiver pro-
" widusat bigotry. (Hear.) To attack • lady like
Misanlginiagole, who was ieieg to mach good, was what
me ems scald apron. Ha ridefe by alluding to the
allotment aced disorderly pussonlings of Thursday last,
when it was smieavound to prevent the parties speaking
who gosspialsoi of the committee.
Mr. Hamm, is smodingomid that the Protection Society
could put la the Morning Advertiser what they thought
proper. If they had wished they could easily have got up
a meeting to option the Beer Bill. The Defence Arm:dation
could have thrown out the bill in the House et Lords bat
foe the Bishop of London, who, with all his strength, could
only cony it by a majority of 7. (Hear, bear.)
Yr. Poem. I. @appalls, sbe reselaties, said the Mons-
ill9 Achwassr wee sae of the meet email' of the trade.
On that journal then was net the bonne sr the inclina-
tion to represent the trait. There wee an objection to
give the items of their amosalk and altogether he felt that
its prevailing managemeat was not worthy of their confi-
dence. The great drawback to the iatelleetuality of the
paper was Mr. Grant's taking every one upon his (Mr.
Grant's) own standard. He fancied himself the only
champion of promanticat. Having alluded to the lam-
, peening of Punch and the assures of the trade, he safli
that tha attacks upon Miss Nightingale. Be., were in
the most bossily, and disgusting style, that but for its (the
Morning Advertuer's) forced ohroulation and touching upon
the sharpy badness, it would rapidly decline. He added
that the committee, as a body, were well-tkinking men,
but he regretted that they rested confidently upon particular
mew. Mr. Grant was certainly not worthy the position he
hold sad the large salary he received, and it was highly ne-
ry *omitting should be done to reform the paper
and the moiety. (Hear, hear.) If they had no journal of
their own, the other paper, would, perhaps, assist, as their
patronage would be worth something. He hoped they
would pass the resolution ; Hit damaged the charities it was
the fault of the !wagers' and the meeting mast be cruel
to be kind to the trade. (Load cheers.)
Mr. Foartin (the chairman) said the Protection Society
and the Incorporated Society lad failed to conciliate the
trade, and the consequence was a diminution is the sale of
this paper. He only stood forward to ask the meeting to
modify this Insolation.
The resolution, as modified at the suggestion of Mr.
Fowler, was then put and carried unanimously.
After several gentlemen bad enrolled themselves member
of the Defense Association, a vote of thanks to the chair-
nan was luminously adopted, and the proceedings closed

SPORTING.
BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TunDAT.
Business wee mere animated this morning than it has
been since the new year commenced. Calamus was in
great force for the Chester Cup, commencing at 60 to 1, and
fiaishing at 40 to 1. St Hubert, Oneonta@ and De Clare,
were strongly supported for the Derby ; the former Ant at
10 to 1, and dosed at 9to 1, taken to a hundred. Latest
prices :
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
300 to 18 apt BMW (I)
CHESTER CUP.
40 to 1 aget Calms' (t)
50 to 1 The Reiver (t)
56 to 1 St. Mark (t)
500 to 5 Star et Surrey (t)
500 to 5 Early Bird (t)
Neoptolemus (t)