The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

THE FISHMONGERS COMPANY'S DINNER.

Tho first of August is always s gals-day at Fisk-
esagers'-heli. Thomas Doggett, the o media*, woe a
Mamba of the liskaospn' Compsay, tad whoa he testi-
Mot the 'angel rowiagiustoh of sitarists's apprentices,
la awansieseratios, es it is said, of the ecstasies of the hones
of Smoak& to the Zagilels arose, he left to
that ecorparstios the task of rewszdiag and am.
plbasatlag the sacceleful ecispetiters. They have so.
espied tie Uses, wed carry It oat every you is
the moat liberal spirit ; and sympethislag folly with the in-
testicles of the fosader, they mike the asedvsnary the cc-
essios sot Italy of riceiviag and rewarding the aquatic
ekaapione, but of expres slog their own loyalty to the throw.
Yesterday, as usual, therefore, Down's Cost sad Bodge
set* sad the amaiveresry of the earawdon of the Brunswick
fussily, was rielehrsted so Fishogrogn's Hall by • grand harp
gust, at which peers, sweetien of pallentost, sad eity digai-
testae were ewasiblird, Lord Palaersiss was this maths
for the diet time la priblle the Wee ribbea of the garter. The
Earl of Fetuses% who displayed the Widgets el the same
suet dletingslehed order, topther with the sonar sad
burp of St. lisidnw• wee there ass; sad enosset the
pamr oimpair•••• 114•141bassest • W. P. Waal.
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Bight Le. Dr.. isshisgtos, Hoe. J. P. L. Him, M.P.,
I. Bell, Req., B Oliveira Esq., M.P., Amity Pu-
ke, Bq., M.P.; the dismiss of the Best India Company
(Col. Byte) ; the Deputy Governor of the Bank; the Go-
vernor of the Irish Society; Alderman sad Sheriff Bose;
Mr. Sheriff Elect Mehl; the Master of the Drapers' Con-
roy; the Master of the Clotbworksrs' Company; Camel
?sweet, Cassis H. Shuttles ottb, Sir Jeha Bellhops,
Bart., Kr. Aldetnas Humphrey, aa
The heaths of her Majesty sad the Boyd Family (whialt
afforded as opportasity to • Mr. Waadssy, who weed as
prise wordsa, to 'simulate the sassy es the Saone
which the seesios of the Hess of Brunswick hel seared
to It) haviag bees gives, our allies—Freash, limdinisa, sad
Turks—with their respective Bovereigaa, having bees
hosessa, sad the Assay sad Navy complissated for their
brassy sad sedarssee is the lets war—la stasis,
*asks for which it say be meted that Colossi Sykes,
who sat spinets to Lord Pilasters, declared his
*aloe that bad the war bees serried os we should
have Neared a sash sore advestageows noes the
three messes who had pined the Brit, seeesel,
sad third plisse, wen Istrodasd by the Fishman's;
Bridge-muter. Their tames are George W. Berme
(Gresserich), C. J. Bow (Homildowa), sad J. T. Perk-
sitsU, Jas. (Pickle Haring). Series tales their pieces is
frost of the prise warder, the barge meter was
skied lithe saga had bees fairly wos, sad the easier
befog is the allmatiet, a few words of eosplisest
sad assesragemest mos impressed by the warder to

the whew 0. W. Eases, aseaspasied by the
sore welet;te plaint of a bottle of part wise
See Won elf. out soother for hie" pl." ea ho idled bet is re-
ply to the gasifies, Have yea a wife or nreetheart ? The
ease namable eiresoey prod is refines •to the other two,
mob Isaias "pl" to reeds the essed bottle of wise ;
sad SS part of the Steams belay tormiaated,
The ratan. WAIDIN gave the heaths of her Usfeetee
slaloms, epos whoa ho peal high silogiese, deolariag
hie *aka that the eowatsy oat have rhea is the
eyes of the weed by whet had heppweed daring
their eisiaietretios of plaits Shim palmy them

wont tot streegtheeing ths militery sad natal
power of the emetry, and of brining Um Swim war—
which bat fcr their mantes might ham gem on for thirty
yeeas—te • eatiefeetery, as hemarable, sad a dislocations(
pose' ; &Mimi Mat though they might sot Lem fulfilled the
wishes of *memos, they bad dons all they a wild to mart
the right of the esteriag Sempeoei iremmanitim, sad
eapresefeg his eselideem the*, wholesome the proper time
mind for them to laterfase for theiremlieredea of tha li Sada
of the lemmas estimalitiee, they would do so backed by
the spprobstieo mad sympathies of the Brinell people. He
Skulked Loud Palmettos as • brether &homier for his
kiedeme la sew ptieg the levitation. and hoped the sable
lord weold lees acacias' to All As olio of Prime Waist's
TM teat bevies bon drunk,
Lord PALIMISION woke es imiliowo—Mr. Primo
Warden sad Gestlemes, I beg for myself and
my solifssrass it °aft Is niters you egos Mast eisters
thinks kir the very Mod weer fa which yews
sir, ham Men pleased to propose our health', sad for the
very Mad mama Is which yew, geatlentes, have had the
Modems to realm it. lam mom you, gowitlemee, that
ambles eta he Mora to the Mart of her Idejeety's gems-
wont them to maim ties proofs sad expressions which it
lee beim my good fortune sow to wham of the good.
I will sad good *Mee of large Wits of their fallow-mb
Jams (Hear, Man) TM Prime Werdee ha. hem klad
enough to speak in my kashoomee terms of the condom of
Mr lilsjooty's gen remest. la peaties through the arduous
pried of time that ha. sow jam olapeed, me faro ..stint
study sad sealmodevotimof theirwhele Um sad %Soiree**
thoughts to the public service may untie them to year good
opiates tt ay flitter themselves that la that respect they
have deserved lt. (Cheat.) TM task of say government of
this ometry is le &Mesh Mem, sad seder dideult Mecum
etoasee,osey ladeed ; sad the more diflcalt the circumitimes
the more may the Mk SOSNSef, became there never wee •
period when the natioa—aed, I believe, I may go further,
I and my that there sever was a nation that dirplayed sash
sable selfmariSeie, mach imeourable pablie spirit, sad mah

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• patriotic d•termiaatka to mite themselves with sad
to afford to these who have the masa of pablis
stein even possible mesas regulate to vi•disate the as-
thma ►onour sad to wort the mama will, as the British
nation at the present moment eshibits. (Bear, ►ear.) Nor
was t►ere ever a period when say nation had a Sovereign
more thoroughly sympothising with the people she (overlie,
•r more reedy to p head sad thought with them is the
eossmen same. (Beer, hear.) Therefore the Mak, es I have
said, *Web, hes falls. apes the govenuseat daring the lots
was, wr eemparstively may, foe IN had may to accept
sad me the means which a generous people plead at our
disposal, and direst thine gallant mon of the army and
navy who were ready and competent to do anything that
hems. esters could achieve. (Chem.) My hoe. frierd
the Prime Warden hes adverted is the terms of the pews
which has bees seachided. I *Lek those terms have hem
;morally considered satisfactory, sad the more they ere
leflectied upon the more, I am pomaded, they will be
!mod to sacomplielted all the legitimate ob-
pets for wish the war was Mdiertakes. My
beameablei friend has totaled upon semi WON also
which are perhaps oacelated to melte 110111 of :egret then
eatiefection—of mum we were tumble to edemas end of
interests we wore usable to serve. (Hem.) Bat however
the generous feelinp of the nation may point to safferinp
they might wish to relieve, or to mieerfes to which they
might Melee to put an sad, yet I. all human affairs we
must maeldirr what we are able to do, end mot allow oar
solves sobs led away by a loyal sad peeress spirit to attempt
whet we maned accomplish. It is accessory to remember
that sometimes in attempting things beyond our mesas we
may, by e•davosriog to do that whisk is impossible,
' filen these we easy desire to serve. (Hear, hear.) Gentle-
mea, it is gratifying to me to feel that 1 have the honour to
be a member of this aacie■t empention—ea honorary
samaber cooly, it le true, for I o seam bort Many wore inti-
mate esesealea—bet it is a proud satisfaction fur any

man to Muth that he is a member of an association
which t as redwood upon its felts some of those distia-
galshod men whom we recognise a, the brightest onamonts
of this country—(sw, hear)—as ensociados whisk is
always remembered for the liberality of its opinions, and
Its diereses to eocstitutional principles; sad which has
se* an sample to the mashy is tisses when such examples
were Its Impost sad 'malty' more ceded than now.
(luem.) It is sot for se to remind yen that this amociatien,
independently of Its greet antiquity, shad its maim as a
aietrotolitaa oporporstios, is oss of tha best landlords of
I• lead. (Rem, boar.) No society sdndaliters Its peat
property in that etiontry is a more benevolent *pith
towards Its tenantry or 'spends more of its rename ir, Jar
provement, tot of the soil merely, but of t►e seadidos of
those who live apes it, that the Yshmrngers• Campus,;
and so swirly, therefore, Is son entitled is that
regret is car sdnirsdes sad esteem. (" Hoar, host."
sot 4 skean.) I mei Wes be yeraitted is my that

there us OirelllllliaDOlS amuseetad with the present stoniest
that reader the hevitatiou I recolved to be present hers to-
day more parthmlarly agreeable. We who are members
of parliament are secastonted for many months in the year
to sit ass table not se well stored u this with things which
an retreads' to the body as well as to the mind. (" Hear,"
sad a laugh.) We are obliged to sit for loan, and days,
nights, sad daring those many swaths' is as assembly not
always quite so samelasens es this. (Laughter.) Taking
this a vales from the 'manse, bas with every I.isseibla rea-
ped for that assembly la which I bays spent so many hours,
sad of which I ought to speak always handsomely, for in
the greet struggle is which we have been eoga,ed
it has behaved as honourably and nobly as the people
it remises% I mast tholes, say that It is not
quite so sgnmble as the present. (Chum and loughtar.)
I may be allowed In conclusion, patlessen, to take the
liberty of proposing the health of one whom merits, public
sad Woos. an well keown to you—via, my bon. Weed the
Primo Weston, who presides over us.

The tort we; dank with the castaway hooosn, sad
the Prime Wastes maned thaalo.

Other Wools wore duly honoured.

AT MUST.
100 L

Thu public of Writ Hartlepool (safe the Sunder
kind BereM) have Dna this week greedy shocked at the
wending' which have taken place in connexion with
Christchurch, la that town. Our linden were • few monha
ego irequestly made acquainted with the unhappy dispute
which has for some time edited between Ralph Wsrd Jack-
so., Req., the patron of Christchurch, West Bartleperil, end
the Rev. John Hart Berge., the hunienbent of the same,
upon what is mually called the "school queetton," and
which has bees productive deo mach bitter and party hoei-
ng is the town; one mans upholding the views of Mr.
Jading, sad the other siding with those d Mr. Buena
Various..les have been made to Mr. Bargee by Mr. Jack-
son to 'disquiet' the Wiles of Massenet of the church, is
order that the pens of the tow. might be restored ; but
Mr. Bargee, behoving himself is in right, maintained his
grated, refusing he leave the chunk, sorer hound-
's( the repeated distention of Mr. Jackson that the
clinch had been illegally coos. crated, and that con-
sequently there was so " district, of Chrlstoeurch,"
sad therefore no insabeat Atiing, we undetmend,
upon the enemas advice he has received, Mr.
Junes resolved up= boldly locking up the church, and
lamed a Win to that effect. the sews MN spread through-
out the tome, and the utmost entemeet prevailed. Batty
ea Wednesday wrens, Mr. Barges welt to the church,
seseaspeand by Mr. Junes liana, one of his church-
warden sad • bleakainida. The east gets of thi yard was
speedily o, sued, sad the dot re of the church were tried, but
fond to be securely finned. The west door, secured oa
the none with • padlock, wed speedily opened, and on Use
Weide being gains, the nein* two doors, which were
strongly harrisaded with wood battens, were likewise
opeued, and several peewees drawn together by this time,
entered the shush. Mr. Jackson arrived abuttly sites-
wads, and denuded of Mr. Barges ty whose authority
he bed removed the festrainge. Mr. Barges replied by
holding out the new of sae bishop me his authority.
Adler • litW f setber eeneenatios, Mr. Jackson retired.
Is ablest half an boat afterwatds a seen occurred which,
we believe, has sews bade been malted ie Ragland.
About 30 blacksmiths sad labourers, is the serene et the
deck niapeny, atrived 0. the spot, headed by Mr. Wardell,
the lead agent of the eomp•ey, under whoa directing they
remove the enter doers of the Oure't, Mr.
raid es
Worming Ms. Wardell that he should bold trim
respessiMe he this set. Whilst this work of destruction
was ea. Kr. Bergs., amidst the hubbub of the
end the noise of the hammers, punned with the
Wined aeons, and when this was done, sad tae wind
Kenn freely Inte•the chunk the reverend gentlemen,
WWI glees composure and sell-sintrof, welt urine. the
eseentemp of &ening, an whilst this was taking place,
poetise win had sittings is the churn were beady engaged
is vesuseig their books, erhiess, te. At the Goodwin
of these swimm the awe essamed an appeared. which
bane inehignm. Men, wenn sad Inn sauntered
nest die sitedifferiillee, er ndeshag desweeletton smarm
the elepeene pinks whim they blamed en the author, of
the preceediege.
At moos It was reported that, by Mr. Jackson'. orders, the
dm reef the dunk went. be bloated up, sad this rumour,
whisk evestually turned oat to be tree, drew to the spot •
seill greater number of the labs bitiwts, snort whom the
hosd a very large pain. Working sea n-
erved hum seterabig to nek, determined to see what
would binned of this serious bestows, and great fears
Were eaterellemul list should this measure be attempted to
Bearded ine east a anion ',Guanaco nen
About ere Voile* a ameba et bricklayers were brought to
the shush, seedy to comments operation', end at 2 o'clock
Weed eletheede or line and Weise wen deposited et tee
deem. The dna., al dais time, was wady hall flied with
the Rev. Mr. Bergs% anent sated by the Rev. Mr.
Mat, nmelnieg inside, determined to mound" his post.
Threats were employed by the people what they world do
if the bricklayers begets their work. A portion of these met
were statiossd at nett of the three dm rs; cod as soun es
they laid down • nuns of bricks it wee hi ked ever. This
was repeated time *her time, the Inane taking a very
active pan. Pinta( all their efforts unavailing, the brick-
layers were compelled is desist ; and when matters assumed
• rather serious sepeet, Mr. Barges thorned his wish to
avoid • breech of the pens. an.. desired the assemblne to
permit to men quietly to proceed with their work, and
when It wee latched he would have it tilled down. This
aaeorteseseet was received with greet satisfaction by the
crowd inside the church, sad the unusual sound of three
cheers was thereepea heard in the building. Deng the
whole of this time ao serial breach of the peen took
plan; and Inspector Dien, of the county mice, who
wes present with • few men, only absteiced trona is-
terferiag. About three o'clock some puti., got wo to
the steeple of the shank and,lictieted the white ensign
salon downwards, • takes of distress; whilst to
hsils—the ropes of which, we undentaud, had been pre-
viously removed—were made to toll as good a faiereal
dirge as they *mild without then appendages. During
the whole of the afternon the church and t`.• yard
wen cies seine of aniseed minion and • whet
Babel of talus. The hoar of sir in the evening relesetng
samben of WWII.. from their daily labour, the churn,
the yard, end the starronciing groan wen speedily tilled
with mechanics sad labourers of all carte, sad a coati ter-
able number of the respectable pt nion of the ion ha tau • all
deploring the sad state of affairs, and hatifyieg their a asap-
mbar.. in • variety of ways. The beard whicn contained
the none of the dines of the otidele was tern down and
broken Into fregmests. The shank became speedily tilled
with • motley group of individuals of all deecriptitus, rife
end reedy for say hied of mieskiel,hed a leader v*lunter red.
The aisles, the pews, the eionamnsion alter, and even the
pulpit became pine of common resort to the hundreds who
mintiand us flow in end out sad singing, whist icy, shout-
ing, sad ell sorts of discordant noises were beeta nide.
Two " navvies " mounted the pulpit, and composedly sat
dow• smoking their short pipes, to tie appar,st &Del t of
those assembled, and see of them, laying hold of • prayer-
Wok, held forth to the multitude and load shout. of appro-
bation. The ennead's of the chain were further mode-
lled by the mock baptism den faint, lee of the coven
dithisting ea sleep sae. To,. was followed up by • farther
beehive., in which the marriage ceremony was read by a
eboosieker, a stalwart made and • bands lees thing the
partsot brideand bridegroom, the mock print, Ilk the con-
demns, deciding that that was the only legal marriage
performed in the enrcb." Three Gheen greeted the pet silo
priest dui. termination of the ceremony. 't be top of the
church wee all this time filled with p ople, and the bell con-
tinued to send forth irregular peals in imitation of tie death
Itself. Boys, youths, and men wandered about the church
smoking pipes and 'iglus, end hemlocks were thrown
about front one to anther in all directions. The sprer
and contusion continued till stout nine O'ciock, woe.
the large essembisge outside eviacirg no desite to depart
from the place, Mr. Barges came oat of the church sod
third, 'admen them, desiring them to return p -.stably
to their dwellings, *snug them that if, as was reps cud,
the doors should be built up during the Blatt, he
have them palled Aiwa le the morning. The crowd then
gave • sheer, and begs jowly to disperse.

ME. STRUM'S ELEVATION TO TUE PEERAGE.--
The eousezios of the Btratt moldy (.aye the Dorn., Re-
porter) with oar county sad neighbourhood has now dieted
for so bag a time, sad their live. have den BO elaolp iden-
tified with the saansfactiaring enterprise of the d,striet, that
we should naturally hail with pleasure this ado contriba-
ties of Derbyshire to the peers,. of Roglasd. It the
dente is to retain its lensed* is minion, it meet at least
be oa a level with do intelligens. of men whose intellects
are actively ...gird, and Whose interests aro tavolved in
the great esti redoes of SOCISISMIS, of eskrain, sad of art.
Faison settleme■ts—proviaivae for yammer doe, daughters
sod wide" as well se the somparstive sae. of barring action
—mast, Ma ascension of paerations gradually brook sp
sad diaper* lady of the lade ladled properties held by
the arietocrary. Ti•a, there are the diuipatiocs of life
which toad to bastes the disdnion sad precipitate the
if the octane Imola, the padesois may
ddiederste sad b.oodie szliiNet, so that ooatlnselly some
brutal:mot other of the peerage mast be felling Iwo (Way.
From what more healthy Mole de the Moiling bianches
) be supplied teas from the solid iatieligenee 9( the at it a.
lostatiag of soestatilo world