The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-18 00:00:00

NEETINO IN SOUTHWARK.

Y‘.tertlav, a public meeting, convened by tho
lisilitrof the borough, in compliance with a rtiquisi-
t..iii Item iks.l elector., was held in the Towo 1101, South-
vr.iris. at which an address to Koasuth on Isis arrival
th, metropolis was adopted. The Hall was crowded.
clisir was taken, at one o'clock, by Mr. H. D. Pali-
Deputy lligh Bailiff.
the Likening is the address:
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Honoured and Illuattimuii;,LNYe, the electors and
intialutints of the ancient borough of Southwark, in Town-
h aseembled, desire to offer to you our deep-felt congeals.
latenis on your liberation from an unjust and cruel bond-
au.., mid to bid )ou a hearty welcome to these our shores.
Li assured, air, we hail you as the great champion of human
liberty, Ulla the avowed enemy of the tyrant and oppressor.
We would express to you our earnest and sincere respect
tur your great talents, integrity. and patriotism so nobly
es loved in defence of Hungarian nationality, under Mecum-
seans• tho most trying and uppneeive. We have watched
per 'kende struggles on behalf of your native land with in-
tireg and solicitude; end therein base recognized in you
th et patriotic love of freedom and truth so essential in the
kadar of a great cause. To your dauntless courage—to
your untiring energies and devotion—the cause of liberty
owes ninth. Your arrival in England is wekenaed by us
with the warms s. emotions of gratitude for your providen-
tial preservation and escape from those malignant foes
who would have crushed you ; and we feel It a sacred duty
to offer our sympathy to one who has sacrificed so much on
the altar of his country's freedom, and who has recom-
mendid and endeared himself, be his public conduct and
peiab worth, to the esteem and confidence of all good
111, u. May a gracious Providence long spare your valuable
,
that you may yet return to the land of your birth, and
there I* the honoured instrument of giving free institutions
to the brave llungarian people; sod at your name may
t) rants tremble, and the virtuous and the good of all nations
see hope fur human progress, and the establishment el con-
stitutional laws and liberty."
Mr. T. .NIARTIN seconded the motion. It had been
ead that they had no right to interfere in the affairs of
Mowery. The.interference of Russia gave them a right
of interference. (" Hear, hear," and cloor!) Is this
country no man complained of the result of a wozoteadrup
light—(.' hear, hear,' and laughter)—and if Swam led
nut been interfered with by Russia, there would lan blew
no occasion fur this expressions of sympathy with Xonwth.
(Cheers.) lie was glad to see England and Anitille at
least. banded together against • policy which tended to
di base the human race.
Mr. W. HOWARD moved, "That in order the more
vdestually to oarry into affect the demonstration in behalf
of the noble Hungarian and his companions in exile, a
subscription be now opened in Southwark to be called a The
Einkith Fund,' and that Thomas Pocock be appointed
treasurer thereof." [Subjoined were the names of a com-
mittee, who were to have power to add to their number.]
There were, he believed, hundreds of the working claws
of f'outhwari who, if they could not subscribe a shilling,
*mild be ghul to give a few pence in testimony of their ap-
probation of Kossuth.
Mr. NEWMAN seconded the resolution, 'lda wee pot
tad tarried.

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kr, hall net attended, and whether any ormannisestea hod
bas rtetivoi from thou.
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oat of do comotry. lii. "111.1 a. not replied to tin letter sent te Yea. bet Just
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UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
C.wDRIDOI;Ocr.I7./-81IMMARY OF FRESHMEN.
1881. 1850.

Saint Peters College
Clare Hall

Pembroke College
()medic and CaMI College
Trinity Hall
Corpus Christi College
King's College
Queen's College
St. Catbarine's Hall

Jesus College la .... 14
Christ's College 2l .... 27
St. John's College ll4 .... 99
Magdalen College $ .... 14
Trinity College 134 .... 134
Emmanuel College
Sidney Sows College..
Downing College

7 .... 6
1 .... 0

Total 490 474
The exvve list, though not official, will, it is believed, be
found to be cornet. _ _ .

SEete..4l, PREVIOrS EIAMINATION.—There are 64 candi-
dates for this examination, which will be holden as under :
Oct. 20. 8 to 11 a.m., " Euclid," Books I. 11., and arith-
metic. Oct. 21. Bto 11 a.m., " Paley 's Evidences ;" 12 to
3 r.m., " Old Testament History." Oct. 22. Bto 11 a.m.,
and 12 to 3 p.m., Ciassical Subjects and " Greek Testa-
ment."

VOLL'tTART TIIIEOLOOICAL. This examination WAS
brought to a elose to-day.
TRINITY CoLizor.—Thc prize for the best English
Essay at this eollege has been adjudged to H. A. Bright.
NOTICE.—There will be a meeting on Monday morning,
the 27th inst., at Jesus College Lodge, of the syndicate
appointed by the senate, to consider the eases of those un-
dergraduates who have degraded and are desirous of be-
coming candidates for honours. Cases not presented at the
above meeting will be precluded' from consideration till
October, 1852. All applications to be in w.iting by the
tutors, and accompanied by the necessary medical ccrti
ticates.