The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-21 00:00:00

MEETING IN SOUTHWARK.

COLONIAL.
CANADA.
The failure of the Canada mails leaves us with
rather deficient information respecting the proceed-
ings of the Toronto mob. The mayor had instituted
an investigation. In the Toronto Globe of the 28th
March we find reported the following rich exhibition
of character by the sweendocy men—the " loyalists"
'per excellence in the town-crntncil of that city:
alderman Dismisses said that en government was all the
Nerve for ssudisg liackessals hors, and that thar_sheddl
beer Om rapssays, and ha made a motion to that WI, he
that he would never pay for a guard to protect a rebeL If
the goverment had dons right thq should have hamlet
Wm Mimed of Bandies him here.
Aldenses Demme Made a mett ledimest Web es the
mayor kr millgied se essay wig emkeills Me me
Se pay theft ? Be weld wet meseM le le
me. Ile la
remenes Pass/ Übe Waked. He would Mt
Awe AI Pak a Illesoot to
call oat the realm
le retest Ka 'W ; The meek of that rebel should new
la me& the Jawing he a sem. He would make an de-'
▪ tam?.
Themeiller Disabuse midi that if my man hod told him
that a moh_bed WWI Idaskenzies brains out, he would
have said " fmg *hat I expected." He had dared the public
by walking oat ht the elmete, and he meat take the mom
Dr. Workless maul& like to ask Aldereme Dessiese, who
had a amassed ef the mme, whether, if he won ordered
oat to protest nedimide a mob, would set ?
Alumna Thomism—l wed* sot.
Dr. Workmaa—Thea Ow dheitediesee of erden you would
be ecemleiseed to tiseth. mid " shot " ateerdlegly.
0.01810 c)
Osemeiller Whitlow mid that Alderman Thanks. had
' MI Wm (Hr. Ilf.) MlAs' Mathemale arrived, that be weed&
' below*, mike use of army to Lysol; him es hkeniml."
lemeW•ewl Deeelem imam op sad dank&bash the stem
Om% esyieg *bet be wee nod the wad . .
Whllews mid be Welt paribty hme seed •N Mr
SW
word. bet that he me Melds the expreoles was wise to
wawa es idea that be ems reedy to be eme le IR Heed
lossle.
Maws Dribs spin della the slatimat. lati
frond as a easy of abeee es
Tlete=zie,lime=gthe
ibis. la togiialrerelop—arb e
sal We en hiedeekl, lte emeletled by ittre:ll It wise
set ter *slaw, I mold est salmis to W te
Aldwes Been' pommeled a were ~lie
bea him,
self, &WOOL kmeriatlo le " Mimes h sonderA. He
wee ie hie isea es TWO?* wk.. mil knew melikeg of
ttobemes (akilsegi the neeis me were glad Mal
ors es early es Mee oldish till seat welmg.) He lad
dolled • letter ea Till* WM es eitmenef riot that emmi
le& asi heeled k ever re the sayer, and ' gave himself es
ler trouble Ask it
The malt of the lieseedes wee that the metier 421.1
th
bed at be
been so newly supported, that the
I, WU be applied le kr pecrisaif the Wager. mu VA
mese but the two lima De reek( tor it. TM law
ties el Sidelines Thal% eadmiss tkin the eitlesse el
Meanie sews would have misbehaved bet he Hakes*
waging here, Sad reeeitties to the alders* to is
mod report to the seam& wee married by a molorityTeTtir

A meeting of the inhabitants of the Buronqh of
hSouthwark us► td last ..eilitsifteingsztufsi
igh-iae purpose o an w
a view to the furtherance of the objets*** the Metropolitan
Financial and Parlianseidary Reform Association.
Mr. LUKE EMBLETON took the chair, wel in etatiou
the objects for which they had assembled observed that it
wee absolutely necessary for the people of this country to make
a great struggle to remedy the grievances ceder which they
laboured from the present uniust system of taxation ; and to
wrench firm the hands of the aristoeracy the power which
they now held over their resources. They were met to deli.
borate in what manner they should best artist in promoting
the objects pursued by Mr. Cobden ; as it was clear that
they could no longer suffer the pr sent corrupt system of
legislation to exlst. (Hear, hear.) He bilkved that all
around him were liberal men • and he bad no doubt that
the people of Southwark would be glad is adopt any plan
suggested them.
Mr. MALby STON briefly addressed the meeting as to the
necessity of an equalisation of the bulimia of taxation and,
• parliamentary reform.
'Mr. WICKHAM observed that they could never expect
anything to be done for-thr emmtry until they saw men of,
business representing the people in the Hoses of Commons
instead of the scions of nobility, who merely looked after
their own interests.
Mr. HEARN then moved that an association be now
formed to be denominated the St. Saviour's Christ Church,.
and St. Oserp's Financial Reform
thenAssociatio, having for
its object tho escryingost Ms designs of Metropolitan!
Finaasiel ad Parham Reform Association.
The ressiation woe by Yr. NKVISON and ulna
ami
Itd, adobes&
wu %boo moved by MT. Blll.llr, seconded, aed carried,,
that Kr. Ulm labium be aominated the president of the.
esseektem Jut soma.
Mr. MIA Wed that a committee be formed for the par;
pose of earrytog sat the Depot of the association, withi
rust Is oil to their somber. This was wended by
H. Watauga sod anted, sad the gentlemen to servo
en that oimmillett having bon agreed to, the meeting se-'
raw I "Tata •

MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.
PalsoX WORM
At the meeting of the Midilatex magistrates, held
es Thunder the reports kegs the visiting Paden of the
various county penes were pent d.
The justice, of the 800 etClorestioa la Coldbeth-fielde
reported the total suable id Omen tap Oat otehilitment
sera's 1,0i6, , ail loin oil 118 ihmefes, belediag 131
ete—a gratifyleg dogma sime the het rayed, who
the ildikhosbor amlsealid 1" The general health alga
ellellti ma geed. 1124-110 vddY gig Polisals.liareffsbed
the of the mom. lame pore lima ego
WM eoeusittee ON a wiser the meleWsiiiee
sold le olostegeeuelp employee ks Insildig skeet ; mill
the eseriellmiusis the mess houldekto ameetsia 14111
sahib be obi
what hoe et mesa the empmetial
The tee:is ji fit these iaqairies wee se eislidaetory :rills
was procured, pad beetTil to 20
n That, however, ma bat ea
and iliathar thae wee milted 10( the joists- Ur
'
pert dellaitety the malts of the
tws
:Sete c. oes°Dupit:d tab?" eased= of that l• visaft
el as Tao the Weemalaster pris. Th
le glee iniertita is the County Courts AM, 9 thelrfik e.
Openers ffireitag the judges of these torte to mem*
the lames elf eaerectlon ai well le to the tomes goal
sad perms pay of °onto* Is this swarier sink •
vision is se entire sad iejesiens innevellee, se el seek
IKSO bin breselbse hoe ammitted le the OEMS
Loathe mid Middlinez, smil kr whielsomiter
et • meek* est of pszlimmit (MI Ges.M. e. 200)
skeet prim, se • vabOtate he Mimeo, wee aseeled.
which 00011106 gaol is wise the authority sad gestrel el
ebarils. sad um of the mosbuishis of the ese ge el
(palter essions. The gremaddldend expense as die
rate, and the trouble to the ion, will appear, WSIS k
stand that lime the am* of July, 1847, 620
' hers bets essamitted le Ws prism by the j
Omsk aloes milk the authority
• ty
est el eseliamtat." TIN mese& issidast that len
stmse
' Ike atisedies et the viiitingbdistices is the WWI*
ef pdmes to Mims It
by midge mks
ris= pawn, ea omen* inkraislikse
.1 mminittal—htia mid* BaWay J0ir5.......a.e.
ems mestables, have hag bastelos now
imehme OMNI blhelltatiell SO dee Wyeet
fa roam/ ma vidsquatsly gem& Fes thewyielsalien
Ale isms the meaty nee etesehe expeserds end
great imosmatems is inesered. The eimmilleg 'thee
Art es both et them sulkele yeelhonsetes wr
eissatial, gad the chairmen (Mu Wilts le ,i.
II it cm the pm of the comet/Atm es
Si Ilsomwasa, the smelt of width vier *MAW
ahem satillyele relist—etiterwies they nude liseselnued
lbs mitt brpslllen parliament at ewe ibritibisi. •
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The myna ilMel the Weskaiester Bridgwell ears tee
essidietines se to the umber of isuesta, trees which it apt
Immo that thme wore GU mate, 214 kande, and 18 ham
The general hula was of the usual eversei
CsilliLessmiittes. is mikes the het of the manor haves
Wen mud *ilk a sedge or seeks tem Lessem* Levy, the
shediritelksr, he basis* him liaise ea illegal warrant
teenrtheiPmeminserr essay Oats, whined to the HAW'
of grearsese of gelds to then madam in much the same
tam se the committee of OsiditillAthh.
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