The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-15 00:00:00

SIR ROBERT PEEL AT ABERDEEN.

no Lord Provost of Aberdeen having melted {n-
ineties that Sir Robert Peel was to be at Had, house on
Tassels, the gnat of the Earl of Aberdeen, jerked him to
• damson ia ft Tows lull, to receive the freedom el the
dip. Tb. imitation was amegted, sad ft ham gigot
nsen Ss Soren mewed the My in an wie ongsferzerbasesta-
girlthe Su a m l Abea add Loa Elea"
by
Ifsontabeel as he ensued Iliiseetesst, ea loudly
the
be se his way to the Sorel Illorls_ sod es kis way to
the berme b• was droved by as rer MON people. Toe
isle bee. Weft wss reselved by the lord parer sad we.
at the hotel, and walked wick the pelmet said the
rd s ealrAbselsea to the Town-kall, when operas ed 350
of the pining teatimes sad needrate of the my had met
ia Meier ef ft amise.
At I eels& Oft Robert sad Prevost Momper erred
the hall,nad woe neolved with lonsmetifted *miss
The Proem steepled the chair, summed ea the dabs by
Sir Rehm Peel, and oaths left by ft Earl of Abater
The easel bye/ mad palliate tools beim bra aired of,
The PSOVOST salted for • spiel humble, eft aim-
erg Okra beet Psi, said,—Bin SAM Peelotbso its ate
end oftsa In bend of year fassein to pus
the ebp of Aberdeen, es yam way mall, thin woo
tail 'softiies ad eas wishia their hearts, and that wss,
delft altou!d he embroiled of payiag rem
egad ill sad astesat to me so ..1515th &en
auilisa se puotri(Cheers.) At the same dew. • stems
left was enersseol, Mat is additiaa to Me fr.edom of the
city. ego &mild berm the diem with you proems
at a pars dram. We all regret that your limited time
sad • her ansesements meant yiar mewing that
bovitedee ; but ft is sits may graufyiag to tas lugs
some* that you have done es- the horror to meet us
here See the purpose of receiving the highest mark of
weeper which the diens of Aberdeen sus bestow.
(Cheers.)
ebr If we wad culler a higher hoesur on you, Bs.we would cheerfully do to • bat this bestour will,
se dank be salfteed in your estinieries, wham I state that
sum distiagisisited same. are as the record if out cities in.
flip—rimes of cum who have stood high in the ranks of
=liters ore, art, and genius. add that the last name
the hawser to enrol was that of his Royal Highness
Prises Albert. (Cheers.) Is temberiog ea you tide honour
we domino to 'spree tit• Mee we eatertan of year high
puns IMAM and prints worth, and to mooed an our lewd
suds the same et see who has hese leas emseerd with
the Friss hearses of the country and filled we highest
cases its the dam. In all these you bare discharged your
duty to the mist hoseerable assesdr.
After seise Sadler remarks, the provost pressated to
the right M. baronet we bargees ticket, aid the mor-
el& (ir. Angus) invested Sir Sabers al* the usual
"%PROVOST, in continuation, then said—Tde are now
* iss the city of Aberdeen, and I think I may eon
my fellow•eitizery so that distinenised a name has
a east re oar list of wisest. (Chem.) i=
Sir 111. PILEL was received wi lonrcontimsed ohms.
Re ale-My lord provost sod gentlemen, I wish that I could
lhatertsla whisk I could adequately exprees my grateful
esitniewledgmeats, sot merely fur the municipal dieustrim
wheats loss have now tionforred on on, but for the meat kind
sad areal neeptisa which has bees given to so as dismay
Sort vat to per "mint My. (Cheer,) That visit must ne-
mosselly be of short dera+n, but it will leave a Muhl im-
primis, ft way Wool I same to Seetlead la a pasty prints
enmity, ft the purpose of minims the pleasures 4.1 seclu-
de& gad sethemeat from the busy near of pair life, a
happy Whim, be a Time, of all the subjects sad topics of
peitisel eseremsy, and that writing Were* whir must
ever mead petals mestinge, even of the most kansosious
hied. I oft Is ids senate, for the pupas. of marking my
raper for • noble lord, of whom I have bees the bonouteo
gatem—(vbesee) —whose feelings, is he is pretest, I shall not
yeast by esposaing myself as I "weld wish to do,—of seark-
lag my aftehmeat to him es • private Mend, sad my obit-
illito kink** various retaliate of life is whisk I have
t bereeneto be aseoriated with the sorb lord (cheers);
I moan bat hem ospreys my gratitude for the valsaMe I
seeditel whisk I 11011aillad from hi. as mistier is wry*
eat ire peals beftess of the caustry ; sad thus for I m-
om* me tbe Osman of public life ; bat your Madness has'
onepelled me se brunt au tar bum my remlansa m to be
preens ea this asorisa. that I might rewire ham this aeon
reepeetabie asmsony the freedom of the city of *birdies.
(Cheer.) If I Neese r rightly, when the freedom at this
city was seamed ea a era ef the highest 41111suess
la !Wratare—l mean Dr. ishesea tad I feel it
a high hoooor to be thus sesseated with seek a sae.—
that lee said, he spe eking of his ressiviag she freedom of the
city, neat the hoopla had bee eseferred on him "with .1
the desoestres whisk politeness could add " After all the
falba( that has beos menifeeted towards me, sot menu
within, new walls, but w itkow. them. mad which I here nest
gratefully asksowledge, I will odd that yea have a.tt Duly
coshiveedd sea no the freedom of the city with "all the deco-
refloat which politeness ma add ," but have salaamed that
honour by each expreseime of geed feeling sod ggeemm.eroes con-
dos*, as is. who Is • Iltraosor an og you could so. hays ex-
piated topsides. (Caters.) Well, I .hall not abate your
patrosity. The frond.. of your savviest city has osa cen-
lined on re by the Ruanitnoste vote of the magistrates and
maned ; and though from this It. sot to maclude that every
Reath r .f that honourable body approves of every set of my
public life, yet I receive it a. as ameranoe that you appre.
eta.. toe st9tivie.. although pia way am all agree with me in
every meware, I have felt at to be my duty to rgeoisatesd
to use semen. I take it as as smote that you believe
that I hod no other oh). et in view than medium the public
welt being of the country ; aid, while I wool I wet disturb
the keratin y and good im.ing 4 this amain/ by is•rodualai
anything of a ctntree.sial charseter, I cannot but be
soasions of the kindness you have shcies, new fail to re-
alive your apprecietioa of my motives, se a proof that you
di mgard rued despise the athsanies that have been heaped—
(The sin tinder of the sentinel Was drowned in cheers.)
But I shall not utistitt any one of you by tat:admen, mitten
Nish might lead to difference of opiates, sod although you
have eompelled me 'o depart from the rtsolittio• I had 'alma
.you ail excuse me If I maks so reference to quostices of
pubitc rotrovetey. (Cheers.) But there is oe t pie on
which -here can be so difference of opinion. The roe it has
st.t.d that lam the youngest bargees. (Rear.) Yes, bat
I wilt yield to none—so, not even to the oldest inherit:at—
is en entrant desire that Aberdeen may long pr wive the
illoetrioue same which it hots berm in the annals of the
world; that it may maintain the high respect shies in a
double capacity it has gained as the meat of two Iselin rides;
that he ash ale or I. amino and science may long continue in
sand forth minds eo educated and imbued with religion as to
be able to enlarge erd improve our amid rtate—(theeet)—
sad I trust that this groat city, by a free end unrestricted
mariereitl iteercoune with other cities sad with bier
aunt's, by Industry and in•egrity is an its dealings, may,
alld I do,tbt out it will, contribute to the *dupe's% tar
comfort, end the happiness of the world. Moat sheering.)
The health: of the Bad of Abeam* sod Lord C. Hamiltee
were then drook. after which

Si, R. Pal •ook farewell of the citizens sod, oat leavirg the
ball, walked In his hotel sith the burls a ticket in his hat,
sad etas loudly cheer, d by the multitude of people at •
the streets, Bic R Alert and family left at about three o'clock,
sad were cheered all the way oat el the city.

OXFORD FARMERS' CLUB.—The fifth Sifting of
this slab wen at Id ou Witdassesy last, when there me •
lug. s madame el the mentbars the tali et for dams' a
ins the v:tr altattes of nader•drainiag and the amperat's •
theei.s and aat of variant s)stesis, whisk wee ably entered
into by Mr. M. Tang. Tee f Holm g woola ais mete
slanted by the saint* "That es all lands which rear r.
tinder draining 1, is the list and best step towards geed
fermi m." "filet tile.drelaing, la are s queue of its dem
WI, is most desirable ; yet, ander peculiar trimunateners
of t• atm*. turf-draining is wet semosaisal."—Ozfail
CSrosioit.
W Hi/LERMA FRAUDS OR THE
OWEN, WURCISTIVAIIIIJI, 3ATUILDALT.— re. stagirrates
sitting in petty sal•ion here yesterday were award la adi
4t a-
Meeting epos . I.a Own ten in/numinous sasia.t b I
mahout. MC warming brats to the kilos before the duty wail
lei ••, sod thus avoiding psym at of the sere duty I
tkereas—a privies tr,ish seism to have obtained PON,
the rat ink'', of the legal tradeinnan.. sad &basil% the
latent' reeinsue. The (Angie, penelta•s Irmo bleand to*.
Mr. Wriothnos-. fined 1501. end 84,751 Wham now
demised; Mr. &dim, Olibury. teed 1001., and 76.222 brisk"
pouriesswed ; Johann and Pr-lsert, (wawa, Seed 751 sad
49,633 Ardis rwdeenned ; Messrs. Wel.sto nee, Olnliecr
ke • 001, sad 33 A 93 Woke esedeette-d; Mr. lan, 0
I .ed 531 , and 24,537 brisk. oendevaaed ;11(r. On-e .011111.11.
toed Air- cad 30.904 Weltssed, some mom ; isms* mkg
ELarena. lied 501.. and 2S 797 bri.k. randensed ; Mr. Bd-
mmds, Oldbury, Biel 501, and 25.4441 li•tek• onodvain•vi ;
Kr. Barlett, litlesowen, d 951, aid 10.03 Writs coo
demo. d ; a. d Mr Whitehouse, Oldbory. lead 961, and
11,93 It I,itt roadsolued.
Ins taTiOrta FMB AT THR ORSAT WIWIIIN
Omtun Woms, Butcrim. —A nog slanting sad drowns-
Mee Ire looks tut us Pads/ night at the Great Western
Codas Works, lesteaveltill, Bristol, • pile of buildings sewed
Mse iteeseese teed, wt It a vie. te the hitrodnatra of the
fatten misafatuare into the was et E thical, r d while fee
their tomplearame in even repastmat went tonehileved
Monad in nese is Groat Br lulu. The Are was dimemeed
list at a little beim 6 esinek in the Moyle' sad 'Maim
seem—a e "apartment of the femur, in whisk the lest ere-
vs, sr cone., leg the wale hem the ram melmiel it km
piseek, preeions te its timeless's* te the esisaimmeem.
sad span the reytalar sad thesemfal wahine at whisk the
asedeet et the satire stenethetery M a taste degree doom&
ere ktwias mad again/ roses is filial with rompllossmi
sad ezpeasive meehiaely ; it rem sawistywat issenotistely
le ab cm 100 boys sad sole, bet the et 'he had. is
gr4l. the works, aembering seat I,llop, will
eseprd by the eatemephe. As stem am the
idsoss sire Sim digoovorred, • Roman wee. Net with
.11 Joseebi• speed he the skit Aft sambas, sad
the City Pollee mese, sad these ef the swim. Ire
IMO peempdy es the met. TM dm Wart ei k sweat
Astreasas and rapidity; sad k saes bussing evident that
all &umpteen time this pardon sl the lestillas wield b
agalliag, the offers of the &masa aid where Imre dire. tad
te suirp.ii the for epwi of the enollemmism sea au-
M eetesekete byeskisg sheds and the mime be..., sad
ears r =pa/tames otjaseat re Ms hiewian-swots. Is M. ei
wife happily 1111110,9'111 bet k. Ire meld ant
be pa owes aatil the pmt et the building 'a which is ori-
ole sad was enapfritly !moot, sad die elide of the saleable
marblaery sod some mensmtd peered' tomb et raw sets. a
seised la ashen The Mate of the lb, has net hem seam-
ash od ; bat time le air mesa to .app's Ow it wa- ether-
wpm tbsn moVileatal. Wise plot .4 hem essedered in the
• hot*, of rime of the amide ,y The resit. amenst of
dsass, Is es, ythenaly awed ot Needy it. to.
that A m le4ag
ast be very
.m s deralie.

CHILD MURDER AND DEATH OF THE
MOTHER.

The quiet and retired village et Tibthorge, about
ere miles west of Breleid, was disturbed from its mud pro-
priety le the early part of bat week by • rumour that a
'wane bade had eL d wader sarateriose eireesastasews, and
whkS we strongly auspeoted, land Elyse birth to • child,
waist bed hen sereily disposed of. -Thaw seresisse peered
hat tee tree, as the kUowlsg Feminists will snow:
Oa the reed Soo Tibtborps to Wetwasg steads a lonely
emeage, as the sad ef • ptentatkm ea the MUM of Sir T.
fiyhes, Bart. The 'Mime is about a mile hom Tibtherpr, ape
two from Wetww. The boaatre of thia c=iiesiseswesatod of
as old ow TrurA Willies Taylor, a la tun ; his
daeglsur, limy Taylor ; s
tand her ideeidnate gagster, a
yeses glrl el Meet tea eet Taylor she
name of the us.
fortnate dosessed is Easeals Taylor ; she had been fatly
left as orphan. and wee the ekes of the old man Taylor, by
whoa eke had bees brought up. She was &beat twisty
yftre of sis, sad had fur Kemal yeah been out in genies. In
Much last eke tat her situation, and west to reside with
Taykr, kis daughter, and grand daughter, at the cottage,
when site ressieed said her death, which took plum on
Saturday, the 29th el September lad. The dammed and
Mary Taylor, and her young daughter, all slept together
is two bad. A sea named Joseph bombe% and a
WOO= Maid Sarah Britton, who travelled together
about the oteetry hawking small wars, went do the habit
(during their perked, visit. to the adehlwerhood) of
lodging with Taylor sad hie family, isarbai in a
chamber over the mer-how, behind Um alleqp.. Thaw two
persona were suites at Taylor's at she dews tbe roan wo-
eau died. In eueseqweece el the reams 84084 refined
to, and that the deemed bed met less properly attesded iu
her inane, nor bed off masa eidebsee, the eseetabls of
Tit,thorps wafted ea M. D. Ossyssi, Ist, die esseear, sr, d
sequalated his with the riewsweeswees. Ow Meaday, Mr.
Wilmot% depety.aoreeer. prised M Tihrberpo, to hold
an inquest ow the body.