The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-10 00:00:00

adp of &I hew& Mica, a %aetiology to the inpergase
of the waft( Wigan hokum Jails& sad !mug The
aufsgems ►d my to wu swim! wit► alversal
*Bap W the yowls of this ansepolie, gad the glom
wan 'rosined i• every tem, village, ea hamlet ia the
}brim. (Lewd sham.) We an swan, also, that whoa
sat resins dengelya pea a ratan visit to the Pres&
assiss, she .seised bet the ...sips et that sages the
■eg rifted atesaiigg sad haglialgy, w►ile the Miele
yeradatisa et Inage &owed bow they smudged with
the belied et that Po** it We gollatty, u to the far
penises of the Latium oaks owl aniloo9 berme*
the twe intim. I have she homey, &mkt% to propose
that yea drink, with the utmost smt►wino, "The Heel* of
his imperial Majesty the Inure, of the !nag." (Gnat
akomaft, the satire sea paw staadiag, sad the bband play-
log the Free& animal air.)

The Faison Amami...ark who wt es the right lead of
Or 'hair, rose, sad reseeded to reaped to the toast is the
Fresh leaguer te the tellawbeg sleet :—I Walt yen. my
Lord Mayer, he haviag psepseed la this plea the toast
While bee jar bean so warmly applauded. It is sow 36
peps ram the Int Napless 'speared his regret at set
belag able to semis,: the plejadists of the two people', or
to gra the (Headship of ingrad. "What great tillage,"
vied M " male we not de together ?" My lord, the..
rest Wage have sow beer aceemplished, fur the happiases
sad warty et the world. (Cheers) The tomb of the great
Napless has neared the Moss vidt of your illustrious
Quern. sad safer amebae Napoleem, who indented the
rue rimers el his eralitry, Frames has beams the Jetl-
iner ally of Haired. (Coatiased alseriag.) But that is
sot all. Oar 'Wanes rase' sot solely as asoideatal abeam-
'tures, bat ea the Ocelot reelpresity ef Wrests as berme
the Mee peeples—atterers so latermiagled that neither
happiest§ are mistortuse weld Mesh the one without
immediately amain the ether. Whoa two sonstries have
arrived at sash • prat, their Masses is protested from all
kirks et 'mergers (Hoer, beet) No Irma power ma
esperses two essairise•so affected. and wiles we tibia* of
the Wes of ear two essatrise—the one Use mot die.
tlegabhed for searitime peva, the other for military
merers•—we teal misled that in their alliance we see the
greatest Gamut et power that ever erred, and we as
wait he the meet templet' smarty the Leese of the war.
(Lest cheeps.)
The Loam KATOII mast emerged the great pride and
pleasure be bad I. proprning The Army sad Navy, sad
the Armies sad Navies of our Allies." The Baglish army
bed wise that sastakeed its ancient reputation by its
lemissm, Its pities,* wader suffering, sad its aallimehing
snaky. They had fitting compeers' be site la the Freash.
Ia every straggle the lags hed.lseen intertwined, sad had
erred death sad dermatitis to the sassy. (Hear, hear.)
Is sheet, he sould set Is any way psalm the British allay
Thirst also salegialag the Preach, who in every battle had
essMised—:ad that was the greatest pnise he weld bestow
—their 'aired &hairy et sharseter. (Cheer.) Neither
malt he give this toast without also dreg juries to the
seeder of the brave Bardiaras, or to Or Turks, who had
shwa themselves deserving of their essurry, because they
were se well able to defend It. (Load cheers) He would
give these " The Army and Navy," °capita; with the toast
the asses of Lord Braises read Ns Charles Wood.

Lord HAJIDiIIe; who was imperfectly heard, said tb it at
so previous period of oar history had our load er ma fore a
bettor sustained thair repetatiort. They had within a year
Sass *mails a most brilliant campaign. had defeated the
essay is several pitched bombs, had destroyed his street
held, and burst er sunk his fleet. He might add, that if
ray is. thing more this &amber had traded to mum these
great reselte, it ma tbe perfeet medial*, that subsistad he.
tweet the From& sad Boglieh soldiers and sailor*.
litany deserving of spelogiuss were ear brave aim, the
asrdiabss, who had so maialy ooatrlbstsd to the victory of
the Tailless" sad the Turks, who, at &limit and Kars,
bad proved bow worthy they won of the maistasee and
suppeet of their anise. (Hear. hear.)

Ns CaAwls WOOD belay »tumid thaaks br the
Navy.

The sett tout was " The Health of the late Lord
Mayor."

Air F. G. Mom returned thanks.
"The Health el the Fangs Ambulation " allowed;
due lank

The LO/U3 MATOIII gave " The bard Chaneellor sad the
Judges ;" which woe acknowledged by the Lord Chancellor
sad Lard Campbell.

The Loam MATOI sada rue and said—l have now to
propose the most **emu toast of the edging, and is. fu
whisk I beg your attention for • few moment.. IMI
humoured this evening with the passes of her ligalesty's
Maker* sal I as sure that every one Is this ball
feels glad to se so large a number of them precast.
(Sgr, bees.) We are ever reedy is this country to welcome
111111 preemies of the advisers of the 11011,1, beams sakes
*bile "pinion bad ratified the shako of the ere*, it would
be lasselble that the business of the souttry mkt be
nessedelly forded so. (Bear, bear.) Our pause mink-
Ws ha* that they ujoy public rapport while prose.
ragas • war which is not merely ass between wan-
Seats, bat sae is which the sympathise of the whale
locally us engaged. Oar Walston may rose snared of
peblie upped if they vigorously ism ea that war, until
sinegrateneee shall arias Wisp • kir pooped of ma Iwo .
Mk, durable, sad advaatageou pees.. (Lead ebeees.) I
beg to popes' to yes " Lord Palmed* and her Majesty%
Itisistere." (Lend elders.)
Lewd PALM*** rose mad was very warmly resolved.
He salg—My Leal Mayor, Wive, sod gentiesses—On
behalf of ay fellsegue, sad for myself, I beg you is amp
see mad *maks fit the beaver yea base done us in
yeepesisi this toast, sad especially for the very Iliad sad
Istaring sauce in which that teest has bees reseived. It
mod always be most gratifying to the who enjoy the cow
Meese of the Crowe, to be needed at the bespitisble beard
of tbe Ms( magistrate of this poet city. (Chun.) These
peens who are *aged with the auk* of page stain
Most laded be inadequate to the perkgmasue et the duty
that devolve' ea them, if they were lamendble to the faddy
"(that great ceismersial body, whist is so fully repressed*
by these who now sat within the wells. (Cheers.) My lord,
eseenionial sataprise is see of the main fougatleas
ef the greatness and power of this media. In pee* the
enterprialeg sad exploring spirit of 011allffee diffuses sty-
lisation, by promoting the intateene of adieu. *us
Anemia, down the berried that divide people hem people;
with, when war unfortunately takes pleas—as is the mane
of barman events we most empost sesnetimes to be the ease—
oreillifoll thee farnishes the mesas by which war fan be
onsemsfelly serried is, so as ultimately to ehisie a safe,
beseerabk, aad lasting usu. (Chun) It most always be
the noblest wired= that eesid possibly MI the mind of
am le be entrusted with the aoudad of the affairs
el a peat minion lily this; bet if ever then was
• imment when those who are so charged sue
fail peentierly proud of the bosom conferred, sad else
preellarty sensible of the great responsibility which seam
boaarable *up *poses, that moment is the preset, fse
1111•111 did • ash* present • 'abler epeetaele to the world
than does the British nation at this sums* (Lind sheers.)
Weird mond into • great cutest, sot rashly it hastily.
bet after fall sad dee deliberation, and we have testae&
isle that mast, became we kit that the war was • near
love as well me a groat one, sag this motion ulnae hams.
sad et the soutry to the other, • foil and deliberate deter-
alumna to *halt to every sacrifice which the promesties
M the war may entail, to show themselves equal I. every
make that the conduct of the war may retain,
sad to seedcase those exertions *lll poste shall be
*min* se such auditions so may be worthy of
tee mail*, and of the cause we have at beat
(Levi theorise.) We have present es this awake
the repossetatide of those three allies with whoa we are
midi la a steams undertaking. We have at this beard
the easharader of the Emperor of the Freash—co*
simers)—of that peat ally whom I mut do the Jostle to
of ibm by his magesiniesity of add, ids far-eardag policy,
sod his bsesety of purpose, has sainted the union between
twe magus which bad been too long divided by palmy
eN "hulk bat which, I hope, will ever from *is day
*wad 'Bailees to be must and confiding Meads. (Lead
"10 We have at this board also the reprepealadd of
I" %h in whose cause we have drawn the *ado
mid *hod sabjests have shows themselves se worthy
the asistanes we had given Ulan. (Hew. hear.) Wi
kid present the ambassador of the Log elf Madialor
whom diarist's se a sovereign, and the ehareeter of whose
have exalted the warmest sympathy theeeighent this
whose eimdest has embed our warmest edmiestisa,
Millis when good faith we may place the meet Implidt
ligllgass. I trust, gentleman, that the ispesentatiam
44111141119.1 it thus p where they will through ad bog*
111111111 i ef Use land, will see **Leg that well set
eft awe tell their reeyestive sideslips that. while'
"ISA Ile sanest upsides's sad mlimna is the au
081 with width they sapped ea in the war, thap map, is
bond. be *sally weak ef the uestarsey sad Mau
rang* el this wevany. And moms ma doubt *WOW
alllitemeaneeee..