The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-18 00:00:00

awned that the British Association
science, he denied it in the name or
inanity. (Loud cheers.) As for himself.
was only an old soldier, who had exchanged
the hanamer—(a laugh)—and he did not er
but der the canoe of science. He alluded
to' this subject bemuse of the impnisVon
made ea foreigners who viaited this ce
Whim they attended the meetings of v
they expeeted to find that the pursuits
were devoted to science for the love
Hear,
ive, hear.) Is France, i
=e6obtain the honours which he
Prussia, and, in fact, in every civilised
miaow was pre-trainently respected • a
turd too, for he found that number
deals of our press were rising on all
claims of English science to be respected t
He would now refer to two or three
with the pre,..ent meeting of the a‘soeistion.
ensmenue the points to which he had
the, British Association had materially
tively—poirste of wiener which never
ritd test,. and discoveries which never
but for the grants of the association.
would not fatigue them try alluding
would direct attention to two or thret•
with the present meeting. And, first
him delight at the circumstance that,
had enrolled:them/selves as members
tion. (Cheers) He knew that if t./
rause (and many of them were
twists in tho. country), the ea,
Sourish, not only in thni generation,
would follow. (Hear, hear.) The
the names of the Mosinionees of thatings,
and several other lashes who had be—

association. and proceeded to allude .
the Isle of Wight, which had afford(
the party on that occasion, ar:sing c 4
tage of hearing tho varied geological
strata along the bold eliffs et the
plained by such content men as Sir h
Idersch,ll, Mr. Prestwich, Capt. Ibbetson,
referring to the artesian well which 4
in the neighbourhood at Soathamplon,
dent went on to nodes, that -
for the advancement of gaieties, we
the pulsation which had been given
of the British Association in Southern'
Lion was about to be established in
should be hrppy to subscribe as my
allow, and thus identify himself wit
ha 1 had the honour to preside over 4.
(Cheers.)
Mr. BULLAE moved that the thanks
given to the President.
The motion was seconded by Dr. 7
Professor °MISTED, and carried nem.,
The PRESIDENT, in acknowledging
Fretted the absence of Sir David Brewster
distinguished membere of the emaciation.
would base attended, but was prevented by
Professor BADEN rowett then declared
joorned, and staled that the next meeting
would take place at Oxford on the 23rd r
The proceedings terminated about '
conclude our notice without acknol
tiro which we received from Mr. 1
arrangements were in every respect

This morning, at half-past nine ~.
accompanied by Sir John lierschell,
Professor Toochammer, Signor Mattem
M. Kopow, M. Prevost, M. Waitman,
Dauheny, Dr. Robinson, and about 60 laa
connected with the association, proceeded
they were received by Sir C. Ogle, --
Victory and the Excellent. They
the dockyard and the ships in the harbour,
the Excellent, an opportunity of witness'
naval gunnery. The crew were beat to
the company were between decks, divi
usual operations of that department
carried on. Several 84-pound shot v
with the most perfect success. The
Mined by the admiral to luncheon
and returned highly gratified with
smut of the meeting.
It was expected that the cotton I
occasion, but the inventor being in _
patent, prevented the anticipated experiment

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niation did not promote
rue of England and h,a • I
self, he cared nothing; he t
exchanged the sword far ..
lid not speak for himself,
alluded more particularly
epression which might be
a country. (Hear, ha-az.).
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of the British Asseciatioa,
rsuite of those men who s
love of science, would be .
nee, in Russia (where he
.
L he wore that night), in !
hired country in the world,
d ; and it was so in Ent •
in of enlighteued ladle'.
all hands to vindicate the .
cted throughout the world.
thine incidents connected
,:soeiation. Ile would not
had adverted, by which
ally advanced science peal-
ver meld have been car- •
ter cold have been made, A.
ition. If:fear, hear.) He
hug to those subjects, but
sree maesers in connection
lest of alf, he must express
it, for the first time, ladies
err of the British Anode-
f the ladies took up their .
.
e among the beat geo-
eau* of science most
moo, but in that which •.
'he president here read
feetir.gs, Lady Murchison, .i
d become members of the
C to the excursion round
i!
,riled so mush delight to
ag chiefly fives the sulvan-
meal appearances of the I
he back of the hawed, ex-
;ir H. De la Beebe, Sir J. / 1
bbetson, &c., etc. After ' t
which is being sunk •
. .
athampton, the presi-
tat a new institution
vas about to emanate freak • .t.
n to science by the meeting .
lampton. A local institu-
in the town, to which he
ouch as his means would
with the town in which he
er the British Association.
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hanks of the treating be 1 .
Routssow, supported by
ring the compliment, re-
Brewster and some other
elation. Lord Ashburton
rented by illness,
declared the meeting ad-
meeting of the aseociation t
23rd of June, 1847.
ut 12 o'clock. We cannot
twledging the polite atten-
Lobb, ,
the Mayor, whose
A perfect.
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me o'clock, the President, i
ehell, Professor Oersted,
latteucci, M. Middendorf, .
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itman, M. Ebeenlolie, Ilr. I
at 60 ladies and gentlemen
roceeded to Gosport, where 1 •
;le, and the ofiicers of the
ey were conducted round
arbour, and had, on board
witnessing the practice of f'
seat to quarters, and, while
, division firing and all the
lent of naval warfare were
t were also tired at a mark
The company were enter-
ri at his official residence, */
h this concluding amuse-
fire would be used on this
i London looking alter his r
experiment.
VD.
DUBLIN, SEPT. Ili. li
rn.—Through the courtesy
arms!, I um enabled to for-
t of the proceedings of the is ,
1
Ireland, under the Labour
I. FAII.I fir Or me 81.-.1011 AT
sl by the Inut.Lieutenant for
,10118 under the new Act of Par-
-14 of this barony ansmobted at
Or the purpose es receiving and
approved of fur the extvuUon
.in win.n• distree, well likely to
'he people began to assemble at .
bounty, and by two o'clock (the
have been protest lent than
,tut remarkably tine, and the
Lllll. in which laity nereions are
Iva able to hold the Selellollll in
tic Piot.tant lidahop, previous
rot bull Mtn ereeteo in a very
the teuple were kheltered from
re maim', among others, the
. S. Hes ay, 1.1'., Sir It. Fee-
f ontgoinery,, kaat. Ire I. (lig. . .
many Itoinan tall:Mil: and Pre-
lim& the chair.
it. Ile 111/11t they were aware
to rebel.. diatro., which, he I
: extent, corealuent 1111 the lose i
t tbe) multi not at preeeut pko-
"IA, were convened. The nsuw-
Aof the Hoard of Works bed 11
nallpally'oonektered by them; that
ml inupping out I.llliotl works
mullet•. It would he well to rt
atel extent of dt,titution lathe 1 t.
,-pa )ere might onue prepared
oliArmo to their nYpective
r•••••••tit for such works as
ime consick•nitionis he thought .• ( I
ins for as, iielainite 'tern&
ly and peaceably, unil await the
lauded by moving the adjourn-
the laird ',imam/Lint to convene
ntkunin .ut down, loudly and
rep, seconded the motion, and
00111 iii 1 t ttro to ripen ‘erynn the
I be likely to require work, that
aich work, o.r they might dens
iistricte -that Koch committee
[err, of the different deueunna.
Throe suggestioss were finully
appointed fur their respective
of Works, them prewented him. •
wi of the resolution of ear Y.. ff.
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us, and in fact ventured under
ing to the chart time which had
II to call the seteions, it Wa4irri-
d with him, to to prepared wadi
works, ea might be deemed ad-
o great body a the people mini.
lhey did nut upiaar *disked
il
led, alhwrimr so a naeon that the
.hut the board of 1.0•1011.141011311
t bow trifling. Various sugge.
pen the meeting the neemsity of
of inteeript the procivalinge, as •
nwolution did mot depend on
tAiOlus who had been .mpointed.
iheCllollolltilhOil the ,"wet-house
her I. adjourn to I.ilford.
he vote of the board al nemintis
ire carried, Mild the meeting
wee sheens for the high aheriff,
ifllawilotel to form the different
mot elergymen hod other. were
✓yono, n. t a member of the ten.
led.. During the day crowd' of
iota, calling out for " meet at .
id, dissatisfied with the manner
,areninated.
lie on Wednesday, and was
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the people and police had
van, and that seven of the :
uluiry, we have ascertained
It is, however, true that
s Dungarsan, in large num•
it intention of creating dis-
m than to display, as they
dal procession through the
st pitialie condition. They '1 * *
any—the slightest indication
dumb show of destitution.
ad its origin in the fact, I.lipt
oons, commanded by Lids-
this morning., and proeteded .. 5
oa the acquisition of the
appears they have become
t tranquil 4 themselves, nor A
mid, without the re-assuring
i •
r roacr.„—The Limerick Re- .
(Tuekikay) moraine, a bread-
. Russell, an extensive corn-
ly baoken in Limerick, and. ,
taken thercent. The Mayor
addressing the people, who
iting of the provision stores, h -
a they should have abundant
a peace. The military were '. it .
f the gentry of the county of *
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i Saturday next, to take into
people there, with a view to
e meeting has been convened 1
*aunty, Lord Guillamore.
I*
des and eras-payers of the
I the county of Tipperary, as-
day last, to take measures for
into operation there. Public
' max, were decided upon. ~
list into a Cork newspaper, 4
d stated to a deputation, that
!ember.
LAND. .
L=en.—The mines of Wan-
e Duke of Bumleuch, ore now
le proprietor. He btu built
tima owestudieus school.school.
atots" to erect a hund"l"
some:hat uncomfortable, and 1
bit,. At the smelt mill,. n-
ig the Ram tam tlis ked as
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