The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-06 00:00:00

which no one desks; call upon parliament to open tarsier- 1
kg with the Emil foetuses of England which has born
lose indulged is—sake up your mind to pay your debts—
establish tne same rata of moralily for a madam which exists
hr individuals— (theers)--ead the certain and 'heritable
maims' co will be, that you will sot oaly tetrads's, a Pita
spits of Aral morality, which has bean too long absent ham
og amark of the laghlatare, you will sot wily stake espi-
es' abusdnat go Skim glasses who regal» it, and who
have • riAt is sok tar itiead to as ether sheen de I
ishr—hat yea will de mere thaa this, yew will piste your
easiest sad melds ladadry is • jest sad legitimate petition.
11l i ass Lode the rash sl mash a • thhistaisa t la this
age of rrlitly tad seweellaewi net schussed le say
dot I ant premed te sag =Weida
alitathwal peeptederease of hail et Inelead. wale so
both= I reagents, all the inallarieee whisk have sada
ear theettry se emiesat es beetsg their test sad alp ia la
ear lead—that ithathietill theme width suesaellie the
theireity af the law with the headset el thesaldetho-themerld
mime( Nat abet* that has at all time ponied the
sad homed the asthma simeiter—the
m=aribeee NiBMilogiaTtlitillethemill thel Ma:
".11.181 illiglilrbeemeee I eariptise la the
Cr= E *sisal sad tail mum ef stalifiley ia the
elate; beano la the ism, the anthem the steasss, the
inibeemees. use ttellien waisted with the leet4l see ire
aimo&
oriels of that wile end Walls hie midden that pervades
all elms. of the te true arideintle principle
that has taught etery —by the plough or at the
loom—in the pitied er in the gossiped mato—
that it is kis privilege to mph, and his duty to ego& (The
honourable saseaber rammed hie seat midst milord
elierrincl
GEORGE BROWN, Eq.. banker, of Co',ehater pro-
. next toast, soma,. "The Mothers ter the
CleA.
Division of the Ceesty," which we drank amidst
'admirer applause.
Sir JOHN TYRELL Neile Math thealte, mil after a
Sew isheednirory 'marks, peeseeled lassyliet beeraid mare
the estopasy that that was ate the Let statists that he had
eon mw of gnat taleatia the Imo ef Oennees who lad
bees utterly afraid, sad thin& hem the seined of their own
when, after the wiating ell pewartal elithy of the he-
sourable teatimes tele had ens With the booth of
atteadiag this se-dug. sad bad seen the theidethe with
whit* he night Tel/ urea the stability sod istendaatioa
of the yeomanry of Nom The beaeurshie gethionsa (Mr.
Disraeli) would be aide to speak new te the county at
huge ; and, he trusted, Ilse people et Beth. Kett, and all the
et/ter eetioultaral thaslies, would follow the example of
Duakingliaaishini, with Isiah bleated sad able leader at he
head, who, what this owe wee down. d by all the
atatamma of eginsamiliwg adeata, had fought their battle
far th. as is the Nauss of Celliaisol alma* siagle-hand,d.
If he (8 r J. Tyra) his proud of oats thin in his life store
thee souther, it was Net roe had seigisally, with a dogged
deterudesties, erippertsd the views of his has. hid.
(•'Hear," sad a leagli)—wlee he haw that the Wafers oil
ftrioulture bad lista essiiiiied sailer false pretences at the
Arias of politiesl eseasety sad 'awaited agitation. Artie
&ils forth., reerarks, Sir Johanferir to the west
of aosllissos fa @primatun, as preventing the is-
vestmeas of capital in the cultivation, and patti-
calmly advartad to the state of Ireland, when he
/aid that the prevalent social disorganisation, and the cost-
anima' insecurity of We earl property, aggravated the mile
of She °matey le sash a degree that only millionaires or
ireakby ompenee Wimp sea as the city of Louden, ever
thought el emberlding this eapital is the caltivation of its
soil.
Mejer 111/1133FORD, M.P., she acknowledged the tow
pli•ent.
After drinking some ether tease of • lotal charactor, the
meeting separated.