The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-24 00:00:00

EnNING, JULY 24, 11358.

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CHROTIR, IttlX
The annual public dinner of the moiety Wed
held lest reenteg, k the Maas Rail. About SOO
Win praised, set the upper gallery was well fIVIZI
Lam The dim! wr occupied by Lord Batumi, the
Parkhill al the n
an ilialtioramoupt the gusts were the
Duke of of France; Coant de
Owed& • the Marquis of WestroinsterZ,
Pawls, Lord Portme, the Right Hon. W. B. Gliadeteee,
M.P end Lard Delmer%

The uml loyal torts "me given and responded to with
Unthetreated 'Mariam; and
• Milettrils.r.rmatrawn proposed the "Health of
▪ DiSt of klumose who was very warmly cheered,
In Frach, of which the following is a translation :
TZymitli Ind patirea, I rims to thank you end the Mar
Mermiester kir Irvin ealled upon me to respond to
• tart Isososssids. For this I kel profoundly grateful, '
and IMk le lark you squally in the name of the Corps
Name Mata el which the Count de Platen and myself are
on this on the representatives. I have been delighted
to bear • part in honouring the tort which your president
has proposed to your gracious soareign the Queen, a sove-
reign whom I love, and in whose preeenos I am happy to re-
premed the court of France. (Chem) I thank your
sidia ales for the honour he did re in add:stain pre-
to
ins an invitation to assist at this celaration. I only
mated it conditionally and in case I should not ba pre-
vented by any obligation of duty. In the meantime I have
been etramoned to Aldershot; and I have refused to go, in
ceder that I might be present Me in the midst of you, for
I hope I out duly satimate and honour the Mae of agricul-
ture. Although a soldier, I mina wholly a stranger to it.
I have seed Males on the coasts of Africa, and I
have recognised that the scientific and succerfal labours in
behalf of agrkeltore in France ware suggested and rhea-
laid by those of England. (Greet cheering.)
The Corot ds PLATIw (Swedish Ambassador) reteraed
thanks, and cared a good deal of merriment by a rostrum
allures to the gseeal partiality for trades" @aimed by
theo=lturiste of this country.
the HIG. NILSON HOOD reeved/id to " Tha
Army sad Navy.'
The Cm:max that celled upon Mr. Gladstone to pro-
pose the sent Omsk
Mr. GIL/PITONS, hi net; pointed
to the Royal
Agrialtwel Society of ' pointed out several
ihateree which commended the society to the approbation of
British farmers. Agriculture, he said is the staple in-
dustry ; end local prejudices azdjetaLtstions can be over-
came My by Fah practical exhibition as are
held by this great soslsty. He urged that the farmer in
cedar to mimed in his berme moat poser, more energy,
ability, and 'Melia than any other dam And if France
was indebted to lia Miners, the British nation was
equally indebted to reach Ingenuity for the advance we
have made in manufacturing industry and other iudustirl
pursuit'.
Thetoast was drank with three times three cheers.

Lad Poaitat7sext ga 711:he heel; of Lord Banters,
the President of the Sonny," which wait received and drunk
with nue* cheerios, eadlcrigjonacknowledged.
"The Ma and of Chester," " Agricul-
ture, Mau Contreene," " Labouring
Ceres," " The Railway Compendia," sad " The Stewards
sad lodges of the Show," were afterwards given, sad the
proandlage cloned a little Wore eight o'clock.