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

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ot YAWS FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY.

eresina, a most sneserenaly attended
TOWllig a do Kw sad Omen Tavern, Padding-
lane bee reonsideilliden the prurriety of extend-
wale
bi she ',the et Passim freehold Land Society to
Amy bosiM et Igirlisb••••
••••Ais hitt 7 Vele& the Asir was takes by JOHN
Seq., 11. P. who °peed the proreediage by
1:771▪ -1661 w"k an now pretty well sem-
-0001 *in gag sathing to esprit from the Homo of
Cense" Mat pulse ementsted, mid therefore k
"8 got they tried to do ormathiss alit *m-
ph.. ( ) Whatever was dose tor throeie•
Oa app. ass be dose by the rephe, adsA
• peopic Be trailed that the resale of she reseal moor
the •
mega be to pIT'
every working man is Um hmengkl
wonaly vete. (Chmes.)
jje. kOWLET moved the Ark resulatioa, whit eine=
That k b tbe 1.0"8814 this atoeUK
that the 4.4" d
Ticohold Lim eatery deleree the serf eet of the wash.. I
he dross and all bleeds of program
Xt. HAMILL rewarded the resektios.
lad D. STUART seat rase to addrem the meeting/. ea
was rewired with loud ohms. He said that dam he had
hoc &ignored a meeting_in Padelingtts. it hubbies bb bb
sibeis meetings in Westminster, in Hasimenemblk,
salvia), and in Brighton, the of jest of which wen to es
puss sympathy with the mum of nufortosate Hiesgery.
cheers.) .)it bad been his lot to address
omen, sow, whene addressing the people of Paddington.
le kit !Outwit at home. (Chien.) They were met that
011111211 ta prom' to what was called the freehold land win-
eries, sad he believed that a more healthy and important
amass% could not bs recommended to the notice of Eng-
Wows. (Cheers.) He was rejoiced to see that the C.
row.. Society bad already enrolled 700 members, and that
its Munn were about to be extended over the whole
bonnet of Marylehone. Looking upon the present as the
bum digested scheme that had ever Own devised for °Maine
Ise the fr.:la:aim foe tit:, people, and believing that it mks
[Kited a meet admirable investment for meal savings he
pee it his most hearty and cordial support. (Load cheers.)
The resolution was then put and carried unanimously.
Mr. DEANE moved the following resolution:
Toot inasmuch as As House of Commons as at prevent
coastiwed has utterly failed to realise the satiate' exposer I
Coos in bringing about financial reform and monomial I
government, this meeting calls upon all financial reformer
to assist in establishing freehold land societies throughout
the country.
He said that financial reform was hopeless with the pre
sent House of Commons, nod therefore the exertions of the
people should be concentrated on the acquirement of parlia-
mentary redone through the means of as extended
fiaochise.
Mr. BLEW, in mending the resolution, wished to call
attention to the saving which the society had effected in
keel charges. He had lately purchased • property worth
20W., and the legal charges were 441. IS& ; whereas Me
charges in the society would not amount to as money shil-
ling& Illear bear )
Mr. W. WILLIAMS, late for Coventry, spoke in
support of the resolution. He ersgratelseed the meeting es
the rapid growth of the Paean, flociety,which now num-
bered 700 members. Is his opicios, the koolsold land so-
cieties were the beet means that had yet beefi devilled for
undermining the vast power of the landed snow-rm. It
was computed that there wen at present not 111,TO than
200,000 looked pr•priet as in the country, and thew, by
mesas of the tom n broughs under their influence, am-
ended in making laws for be whole nadon. (Hew, hear.)
Trey bad sunnteded in framing the most nefarious system of
taxation that had ever been known is any aematry pretend-
ing to be civilised. According to their arrangement the
working man out of every 201. he earned mid 95. in tars-
ticn. the tradesman 7.., and the aristocracy themselves paid
only Is. out of every 204 of loco:ie. (Shame.) If ocieties
like the present should succeed and spread, the order would
be reversed, and the rich would be the most, and the poor
the least, wand clam in the amasannity. (Hear, hear.) The I
state of the repreeestatks was sufScient to stimulate
them to nertirm. A majority of the house was returned
by a less number of 'legion than were contained in the
metr•politen boroughs and the West Riding, but by the
aid of thew societies they might have 5e0,000 county Minton
—a ',unbar gnat r than wan at present spread all over
England. (Hear, beer.) The tory lumbers for Wirth
Warwickshire had already received antics to girt, and the
rout would son be mere general. (Obvert.) Then, even
as a pecuniary Mentalist, there was socking likely to be or
profitable or so secure to the workisg man as these allot.

inmate.
Mr. L. HANSARD ahe spoke is Wear et the rapolutiou,
lava wu earned unanimously.
Lori D. STUART isteruord the lusting thet the mere-
tiro wee prepared to enrol lambert at ones. One ehilltri
411traser sad etzpenee for s book w.e ell the esemeo atuessary.
'Mesh. were then Toted t • the ebeleassa, sad also to Lord
D. Stuart, Wan. W. W aliens sad litaserioad the soot-
ing sesorsted.

OZNERAL DAT OF HOXILIATION.—The following
reply has been received by one of the &mum signing a
squishiest whisk win foserarded to beams the Anteblehop
of Canterbury, requesting his grace to sus a day he a
general he throughout the empire :—" by Sir.—
seneorial hie been forwarded to MO, signed by elir
and several hundred clugymes, desiring les te wM
day of lusaillatits for the provisos el Canterbury. Is le
sane/ of sob grstilleaties to pensive both by this and by
ea my other pow in that there ism us* of press feeling
theoughest ear lend, sready • onition of the hand of
Ood, whether is admit, 67 proPperity. lam bound, how-
ever, to say, is affirm Is the megeonalieS, that I have se
power to amply with their petit' ea. Is sy dime*, I
bane recommended the assmase of a day of Ismillatios.
In any other dioceses I could set attempt in summed,
math Ilea to authorise, wash ea she mace without encroach-
ing on the jurisdiction of the diploma bishop, and claiming
a privdeg, which oaly bet in's to km Majesty in Collodi.
I IV 61.411, rev. sir, your faithful servant, J. B. CANTULL.
Oct. a.
DAT 01 Ill:MlLlATlON.—Yeeterday, in consequence
of a sabot issued ty the churchwardens of the puirli of
Berkey, that the day should tos appriatrd for special
prayer, the various churches were fully atteoded, and the
patilleAnusse, A.., wen closed as on Sundays. In the
of Stoke Newington, which adjoins Hackney, a skid.
perish
was Issued that the parishioners should °bum
the day es a day of humiliation and prayer, which was uni-
versally complied within that locality.
MURDER NUR DEmsetlia.—An inquest was held
on Bataan on the body of a young ma seam-d Buekhill,
whose death at Bootbill by a -gualiet wound has already
been noticed. The jury mensal a verdict of "
Wilful
murder against some pence unknown." The eircum-
Maass of this sass are mumbles. There Is an &bones
apparently of all motive fir the attack upon the de-
moted, sod those who knew him best brl,eve that the
assemins lave mistaken the deceased for some other person,
Buckley being an looffessive sad well-disposed young man.
At_preasat there is sot the slightest else to the 'silty party.
ELOPOIRNT.—A respectable family rt sidiug in
this county (says the King's Calmly CArarsick) have been
throws into a state of great grief during the past week in
nernequente of the elopement of a young sad beautioul
thragliter, whose age was lovelreathing, jut ii! with a
penes of inferior rank who wee employed rt the family re-
illeses. The gallant Lathario was what is gen. rally
termed " a heady man," sad being hopently, some-
thus daily, empleyed at " small jobs" in the house, an
opportunity was afforded him td sad winning Mire
The happy couple, notwithe mg an active pursuit,
have seeped deiced R. Every possible exertion has bees
made to discover their law in quo, Ent without effect.
HODGE AND THE 811000L111.—The frequent ma-
tions against itiaerant hawkers of contraband ought to
have been suilltient to place aka public on their guard
stalest inersition not so, however, in the neighbourhood
of Blyth and Button cum-Loud. A few days ego some
vagabonds made their appearance in these villages, and en-
deavoured to tempt the Whalebones to *sap purchases of
contraband goods, silks, Ate. They were ummeassful until
they met with an unlucky wight en the limaplke road be-
tween Bariby-mor and idattableeeeed. whet was foolish
enough to be induced to tseite • dup of "pure Cognian"
(singled, of coarse), sad which amid De sold • bargain.
The stuff being the real thing,sad the Weer right,
he agreed to purchase three bottles at ga. sib, sad re-
paired home is gnat glee at his bawds. After par-
taking of supper, he anti his worthy dabs deteraised to
regale themselves with a drop of the real thing ;• sad tum-
blers and hot water Wig preened,one of he bottles wee
broached, bat for some MS only shout a wiaabissfal maid
Us battle he extracted, althoughbattlewifetinned there mums eirgen=lithe seek, sal° et
twining a skewer, prosseded M ride it tlatz
which the liquor pound pisetilhillpmeishigessep, lot
of bdagbrasdy,itbeodwtflebe mils, %%kali wear.
The betas was dies szesellel‘ tlsi h suss Owl Out I lad
been filled up to within sie Mt el Its seiteellb dmodgensi
liquid, upon whisk was pewee a Ole mttdesl law swo.
which setting firmly upon the lig" ibe boa wee MI up
with genii broody. It Is maga ben OM all the Ones
bottles were similarly treated, sal that peer Hedge p.M
rather ileartatercuryhis thus "ssaß glebes" of psre earthier
&safari
TUE COIDISILCIAL DIOXIN! OF THE UNITED BTATEL
—The hikeriag statiethe are tress the repot et the Secretary
of the Treasury dthe eennereiel navigation of tie577:11.2
States for the lad Merl year. The extraordissry counen.
alai bagger steer swan is ebbe la the following table
bile see tall ef ger tensege, with the Wawa, per cent.
he her behead pedals :

Pa eat.

Tom.
ISIS 1,124
14411 1,741,111
1134 1,4,33,430 l3
1141 24146,051
In thirty years the teener at the United Mates has.
crowd 160 per ant. epee what kwm in 1818.— Freakery-
Repoilie.
Docroas FOR CAL FORWLI6-12 appear that tie
eoi ematry boo malted sapidity la nary shape. Aoesai-
teg to the Froada pss a simian washer of edwatatme
won preparing to gramal to the Ileoramento, aid oar their
melkal esniese le the Mfg" Whey i< wewld yper• ere
Wiis went deetars. la coder to glee gimeskility to
emartioas, tMy Mee bit en st sweep tea, by leis
nay rani thsamnes deadens* smog the prokosice.
TM widows el mediae' men an seretally sea* AM sad
afford very hainbame sew ter the diplomas et their hes.
brae, with which them asserpdaag teatimes nisei to
prank* in Cahforaie. The poor geld-mekan own reeky
*madam& to *wry Wed of ikentios.—Lwasa•
A Lair " Gest."—A few days ego a " gest " in
the eesibbeerhood of Car d& wan oat with Ms dog sad
yea. I'M des poiator) ems to a "pout;" when the
Word*, " ',llama Sp deliberately, !slaked dm wa-
de* " Toe Issy brats, ore yea lkaosked •P
aliseiyl"..-Wm4/1/Pen