The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1859.

1218ENTATION TO 211,1 COUNTESS OP.

8114771tLfBEIZZ.

On Bator& ironing an assemblage of about 4,000
meowaflmded In the Free Trade-hall, at Manchemse,
witness the presentation to elm Countess of elesttesbary of as
&Admits aad a floe ramble bust of the maids earl, bar hoe-
bemd4 as maims:dale of the gratitude of factory operatives
1m M! lordahip's powerfal abeasey elate Ten Hour Act
Mr. Joxn, • balmy weeker, presided. Mosaic! be rejoiced,
In common with lboaseado of other; that they could speak
from actual saperhase d the benefits el their pest Wrenn is
the came of short time teeekkag. He believed very faw
es-
ployen would like to Mom to the long hoar
(elieere)—and that no girls of hostility won kept up.=
masters end men on this lowering question. Thar inform.*
were ixt lett identical ; the °watts. envied not their em•
;doyen* wealth, they asked " for taboos's toU, swat oes
smog, and nothing more." Stich evils se ..awedhoped to randy wittiest weds to parliament, bat If
were the history-workers would be es m ever they
were to enter the field, relying that =tie champion
would sone lead them on to victory. (Greet cheering.)
Mr. STANLEY, another factory worker, read the address,
which waa handed to the countees by four young work-
women, and the bast was uncovered =lea protracted
ebalsing.
no count... of SINAFTLINCIT read with the utmost
einerasse the following ropy My good Monde, it will net
require many words from me to export the deep and bean,
IA gratitude wilt which I receive the tastimoniel of your
mopmet mid affection. I price It highly, es coming how a
=.• body of my countrymen whose character for ineselgamo
morality qualifies them to estimate st their to es/so
wry ellarte made for the welfare of the commusdty.
Yon will believe, I em sore, that having watebed 1611
=lof your exertions with lively interest, I warmly vs
n your gnome, and it is my (errata prayer to God
the& It may he blessed through many generations to you and
so your children. (Grant cheering.)
The Berl el esartzeavar afterwards delivered a suit-
able sadists

ELecnox EX PIXMLI.—By the election auditor's
scosunt, jest published, Mr. Mope seems to have been
muktsd pretty heavily in tits unsuccessful attempt to ob-
its* • there is the representation of the Ustversity of Cam-
. *dew thing, printing, and Wationery cost Mr. Hope
6.. and posture stamp* 118/. 9.. Of.; al ither be
wspeadad 1.6391. 16.. 9d. Mr. Selwyn, his sueoessW rive!,
et p....ded 6331. 6e. 4d., of which 6311. 10e. 2d. wes for ad-
ertisisg, printing, and etedosery. Mr. Weird* secured
his unopposed return f K 1391. 174., of sailed 1141. was fa-
sawed fa rstsge,
Nv stand Nurtbmte

adverurbeg, irises& awl atattearryllrr .
e......0red Nur. .rote otoldnedele simetios M Itemlord to
921. 1.!.. 3d., and hie colleague. Lord Retest Cud. ezpseded
891, 3.. 34. PAr Montague CholnteMy, oe Mu taeppertel re-
lent for North Lateohtebire, Maseval W os. IM. At
Ipunleb the col ladies ripsaw. of the medervetivenamlidetes,
Mr. J. C. Cobbold, M.P , and Mr. M. J 1411wla, art rentroid
M 41341. lee. 30d. : Mr. 11. E. Adair, LP., 'speeded
13..; sad Mr. Juan lite', Its enseemeefel radical
usibleba, 301. 6e.