The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-07 00:00:00

TH3 JOINT-STOCH DISCOUNT OOMPiNY
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1117 NCR CAPITAL.— ..... TWO !PILLIONS
PAID UP MR" PAIRRVI POND 1110.11011.
DIFOBITS RICIIIILD
Repayable ea dame at I per amt. per amnia.
Ditto a& 7 awe mike at 4 .. ..
Ditto at 14 days' notice at
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THE GUARDIAN FIRE and LIFE
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11s4abilahed 1811. No. 11. lambardotreet, Lourdes. LC.
RIDUCTION ot FM IN WWI DUTY.
liubeellbed Capital Two
Total linereted nude upwards et St 7/0,110).
Totel artholl.
NOTICI 18 mai-rmil6walliat 711111 POLICIES which
ex** at id IDBUIMU taut be reuswed within theca dap; at
thb Mice. or with the Oorupsure meats throughout the hims-
elf's, otherwise they because void.
All i 0112111.00111 afff have the beaten of the redrioscl.duty of
11. ed. per coil
Ter prospectus sod Wier isitoreaation April to the Company's
AVM.. or is T. TALL/MACH, Boreetary.

ELEOPOJRB of PEMBROKE,
P the
PINBROXIDOOK. hiILIORD, TINNY. and WIBTON.
flimsies ,—I beg to offer asyseif sea candidatekethe boson
represseeng yes la ParLianseat.
I am annented by personal ebeenatice and begone penguin
with the walks and murals of your locality. These wants and
Irderests—hiperilled by the policy of the goverment—shall
receive ray did sod seddeoss attentket. la givtagthis pledge
I Ina thali no
is of the emostry themes er ands a 1110 e•
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and istrlene representative than nue
Ng patina prlnstples are those of a Liberal Consenethre. I
am la favour et progress, es well in the social development of
the wintry as I Its more material and wannsereial tutored&
To aD rata and rapid changes lam opposed. I am prepared to
'espponsay meanie whisk shall strengthen oar constitution by
*mese her share in the represeatatioss of the country to the
Meta sad latdigsess el the workbag thane.
I held It to be of the almost importanee that the National Dr
hems. and more eapeoially the bevy, abeekl be retained in the
'bVedSiliill of
shoeld notairartelhat the British Navy area once supreme,
and Met its decadence hem that potties would lower us In the
eatimatioe of other nations. Nor Is this a mere muter of sent,-
meat. The enpremeey of the British Navy must be maintained,
at any oust, se nacereary to the safety of our world wide com-
merce end to thestabUity of the British Inspire. Our dockyards
are an essential element of this general policy, and I should etre-
namely oppose the unpatriotic spirit of fain economy that die-
listed the aostotounsent of Pembroke Dockyard, as suggested by
the Parliamentary Committee nominated by the Government in

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1/14.
But not merely should we be content with an unrivalled MM—
It is essential that the other branch of the service should be
thoroughly effective. England pommies a Volunteer neat lim-
ed In Europe. In that branch mho of our defences we
mast maintain our supremacy.
Insulated as we are by our position from the rest of Europe. I
believe the wisest policy to be one of nonentervinstion alters the
Interests of thus country are not materially involved. It is below
the dignity of England to meddle in matters which do Dot im-
mediately concern ns, or to threaten when we do not Intend to
strike.
Anxious to maintain the established church. I shall act upon
the sound policy that her beat bulwark NA and generous
moognitioe of Ms rights end privileges of other denominations.
In no other ossuary has trade advanced with such rapid strides
es la Inglend. The extension and development of trade necessi-
tate insofar facilities, and I believe Milford Haven is destined
shortly to become the Liverpool of the south. These results can
only follow f me a *Womb railway communication between the
Haven and the mat manufacturing centres, together with the
construction of aisquats she/lige and deck secommodatton.
Than
no king roe Mertily foe the promisee of support I have
already ,
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