The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-07 00:00:00

MR. BRIGH?3 VISIT TO IRELAND.

The three tory newspapers at Dublin coma*
at length, and in the bitterest terms, sic gig ..
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demonstration in honour of Mr. 'ht
7dseee Le ter commences its leader thee : Willi
an agitation or a grievance ! Wanted anything,
shape or foe 3i—wanted any contrivance or strange:Doi
scheme or artifice, anybody or nobody—it's all the era
that will hold up in the eyes of their injured :11
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verished countrymen a few political partisan
in themselves, but somebodies when hangisj:ant4s
of distress bedewed with tear, es their '
benefactors—to make capital by which to re ii
and power, honours and dignities I" The rest IN
article I. in the same strain. The Iris' A risin,l ii
course of a leader in which neither the Irish errs
the land question is once mentioned, speaks of lge,
as the opponent " of every measure proposed to
the burdens or develop the resources of ii.,,,A
goes on to speak of the ()away contract, pagg
comit4
improve the condition of Ireland, endoegigg,
denominational education, aid for the •
piers, harbours, and railways, postal
kc. The Dublin Express of yesterday ellergh,
" Another emissary from another foreign power k rg
to hold a reception amongst us. He comes all M. 6
representative of the temporal power, in the ..dead
moots of his princely ender, but arrayed in as
familiar garb of a far more sober hue. He, tss
01111Sailf of a foreign power. He represents
.areg Si,
power quite as foreign to our national throats. rid
the institutions of the country, u that of seism
despotism—American democracy. Mr. Bright ma ser
a similar reception to that of the representatis d 6
temporal power of the Pope. He will be eagerly siker
by all who hope to trade upon his exertions; but dip
mar of those whom it is intended to Americans d
stand as completely aloof from him as those who Nu
be ultramontaaised did from Cardinal Cullen."

INAUGURATION OF Tag QUEEN'S &On e
ABERDEEN.—This interesting event, it is expendol
take place on or about the 15th curt., against Aid la
the contractors have engaged to complete the nen
fce., connected with the work. The Prince sai Rim
of Wales have been requested to take part in the imp
ration ; and probably a public banquet la be Wit
honour of the oecasion.—Edinburgk Courant
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Sir Archibald Islay Campbell has been solee64
from serious illness during the past few days.
Dr. Pusey has been labouring during the Ir
few days among the cholera sufferers in the wa
London. _ .

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Last evening Mr. J. A. Roebuck, M.P.,
present at an entertainment given in the Cnthrk
Sheffield, by Mr. John Brown, the master mile. ik
annual dinner, so well-known as the Cutler's Foot I
this year been dispensed with, owing to some auntie
that are being made in the Cutlers' Hall, sad slt
entertainment, termed the " Little Cutlers' Essat,"ehl
is generally of a private and perhaps also al a rue
sisal character, was this year made in some agent
supply the absence of the larger feast. The pats in
all local gentlemen. Mr. Roebuck abased Fat Reg
and Mr. Gladstone, and promised his support to thin'
sent government.
On the 21st inst., being St. Matthew's DA
the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs will stet I
Divine service at Christ Church, Newgatesbest Vies
sermon will be preached by the Rev.W.VielysterAl.k.
Head Mathematical Master of Christ's Mon eta. i
which they will proceed to the Great Hall is le
the orations delivered by the senior scholars exerrill
annual custom. The following is the programme lib
speeches :—Prologue, Latin lambics, George Alba IN*
hill, 4th Grecian ; Greek Oration, on the Bede si
Royal Hospitals, Sidney Simpson Allen, 2nd Old%
English Oration, on the seine subject, William LPL
Ist Grecian; Latin Oration, on the same 04
Samuel Sheppard Oakley Morris, sth Omit;
French Oration, on the same subject, Augustus lams
Francis, 3rd Grecian ; after which the following irmie
tions will be delivered : Greek Hexameters, "The Owe
from Childe Harold, Seymour John Slur*, th
Grecian ; Latin Alcides, " The Last Yu "
bell), John Thomas Bell, Bth Grecian ; Greek Wyk
from " Richard III.," Richard Appleton, 7th Geist
Latin Sapphic., " Casablanca," Mrs. Hew* El.
Fyffe Gilberd, 12th Grecian; Greek Elegiacs, "1
and the War .-ior," Mrs. liemans, Jobs lie*,
9th Grecian ; Latin Elegiacs, " The Slase i Don
Longfellow, Joseph Blades Palmer, 10th Grecian. Da
will also be an original Latin Poem, not yet adiedri
ILLNESS OF THE REV. Ds. TIDMAN.—The DORF
mu friends of this highly-ertemned minute, the ise.
secretes) of the London Miarionary Society, Iwo
v:th deep refire: that he has been seized with an atoll
Paralysis. He had undertaken to preach lad
Craven Chapel, Bayswater. He had not proceeded
than the devotional opening of the seri ke,
engaged in offering prayer for the society whoa
he has so long had at bent, paralytic seizure emend •
medical gentleman who was present rendered
assistance, and Dr. Tidman was removed from the pult
and conveyed home, where he still continues calesi,
his bed. Yesterday the symptoms were so far exec%
as to allow his relatives to indulge in the hope disk
quietness and rest, the doctor may be reetored to fills
this hope the large constituency ofthe Lauda.,
Society will indulge with the greatest anitation—Av.'
ing Adrertiser.
PROPOSED BANQUET TO Ms. JOHN .---U13611...g
ROCHDALE.—Mr. John Bright has consented to MOW
address which was passed to him rat public 00005,,
Rochdale a short time ago, at a banquet wad is_ Pi
held some time in the month of October. Earl in
Mr. Gladstone, Mr. J. S. Mill, Mr. W. EL Lb&
E. A. Leatharo, Mr. G. Wilson, Professor FsivrOs...l7.
others, are invited. A spacious mill belorip_n_p
operative Store, which will aoconinicdate B,loBu woo
been mewed by the committee in which to hold
PROPOSED REFORM DEMONSTRATION T- .
CHESTER.—The Reform League are taking 14'11
nice a demonstration at Manchester on a Kale ....4,0•M
hug with that recently held at Birmingham.
the 24th inst ,is spoken of ore the day, bet has
been definitely fixed. Blanchester has been sheers_ Ito
demonstration because the central office of tbs Toro
its northern department is there. A __Jas
making with the railway companies to carer ,vor...t
surrounding towns to Manchester on the ocessioa • 7,
rate charges. A good many influential .
been invited, and amongst them ups ads ego
ben bers of parliament have promises W 11,0
locality of the meeting has not yet been arn.."7,_
thought the racecourse would be a convenient...,
is said the lessees have manifested UniVilliatodt...iis
REFORM MINTING AT POPLAIL 404 g2.,754
large meeting of working men ageembleeksolarZlit
rain and wind, outside the gate lithe fissalrodsa
figallutiant to a notice from the Pop 21ji.
e. Mr. Yarnham, a shirwnght, "1 6010
chair. Mr.
to moved the first Taoistic!. weal
ing the return to power of a Cory
mann'', and JO
that no government is entitled to Me
based coM7l,Bol '
people unless it be prepared to bring
upon the prin- rifles of the Reform,.
suffrage, yee4eceed by the ballot. Mr BFideill
tagalßobirtionhellsednstbrativuhasetiallefiyzoaded.p7ohiezoisedhfrow;acotonetomnsecona:in7sifl
Dieineioßeemc •
wietsliallio:
thought Yr. Beal's's loss of othoe bad bete_ nai
the canes, and would be of binefit to bOr7ooo
hearty cheers were given for Mr. Bala
liriatita:l3We
was unanimously passed. With Tel° _e.g.
chairman and visitors, the meeting le r,"'"--