The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-02 00:00:00

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RICRIATIONS of & COUNTRY
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Nara, daalsg, aid Daiasila. • Odamalaa boa ft* Oositri-
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Imam : ll= Sok wed Woad.

QYDRE HALM TROUSERS, 17s. Id, the
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ferry Jualuas d AID Nieman' & Übe lasi of NNW
&daring Wl* saw ab *Want 4, said., stk. Oasis
Gel, an -ILANUIL MOTH CIO, id, Liadigaiehi

ODOWINU OLD.—I ilea sitting, OD • way Weill
aid height summer inornieg, upon • onvestons la the
churchyard. It was a Gat grovestocie, elevated upon fair
little pillars, sad eovering the spot where the mortal
part of • yeeerable clergyman who preasoW me to
_my
parish, and who held the eherge of it for sixty yeeis. Iliad
Mgmoeee down to the churcloyanl, an meal, for • bile atter
bsaakf s 4 with • little toompasloa whe in these days was
generally with me whiten, I wont. Lad while she was
1 walking about, attended by • solemn deg, I sat dews in
I the sueshine as the Moue, grey with lichee sad grew with
I mass. 1 thought et th.eentirman who bed slept below
for fifty yam. I If he had sometimes moo to
W churchyard after sat before he began his task of
wermesewr. I retested how his heart, mouldered Into
duot, was mow so free trent all the little heats and worries
which will And their way Into even the quietest life fa this
wadi Lad sittiactiwris, I pat down my right band apes
IN Mem stoma The eonirut of the bend upon the green
mhos mot the eye of my oonopmaion, who woo riot four
years dd. Moe ems slowly up, and laid down her own
band bands mine on the may exposes. And after look-
Vebeloia "tat ways `"
head ,:iirtiffwanautas' "II! 'riga"-
4111.2 page, do oohed, thlryttully wand 710:oh:
teny—Wsis your head ever • little hand like mine?
Yes, I add, as I spread it out on the Mous sad looked st it:
It some • vary deed time Moe that was • little hand like
thurs. It was • fat little band. am the Mat like time
is flagon and many wrinkles sow. When it grew rather
bigger, lie Loup hod generally various deep cute, got in
making sad riming ships: those wane the days when I
intended to les • ro4fic. It cabman,' pew bigger. 44 all
little lends orM do if spared in this world. And Dow it Ira
doses Simony Slap. It has smoothed the heads of
easy c end the soma of mime hones. It has tra-
velled, I to myself, along thousand, of written pages.
5f.... It has away , and occasionally received it. In
many *di bead fallen short, I thoeght ; yet
mend wit* that head bound to do it did with its
Witt. lie I thought, were three hands not far &put.
WINO UM the little hand of inhary ; four asides were
Wig ram It ea the gravestone where it was laid dews to
=rt.with Wee. Theo the gather skinny sad not very
.., which be doing pow tip work et hfe. And •
maple et yeah bemeth. Om was another bark whose
wash ass oven It win
a hand whisk bad within new
ilunows, praialad * that plebs church ; which had loused
wilt the hams at the Imre pulpit Oki (very old and
le% tidal I 141. YIN DOW t shish hod of opened
of the beam where mow I llts, Lad
istowstmoZtV
up trent tsubeivamekets, awd was Welftquisaly
many ts ta my Wad wsworming growing old.
—P"'"Ot alusiew for Imo.

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Wm for bean:Mae at beastllylag Ile diabliadaa
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sew eaimmeas eimisatima main Or tgla
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whether with edema, as add mod lailamaaay erbium
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India is, the trews Case Ma la dd. amid Oa Id.
oar bottle. tbatlea—Tba WINO " 20,Whilale ...yrizz:
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dos : and by oblealate awl perfuraers.

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. Mayhem, a littlemli;ge iquerterof • mar thus-.
_ sae Woking statics, and on the western verge of
Wokingocamem. Here oemmeneed the etas of few
*lefty. Ithe sloping *dam to the rounds was
spnassi by • triumphal &nth, expressing in inn-
mineral eimmeters, " All Honourto the Prince Conan*" an
ARMOMIPINI tent with supplementary marquees stood in the
Oasis, sad Asp lying, drums beating, and yokels glaring
',mil mowed, showed that something far out ef the ordinary
emetic life of the district was on foot. It was the early Main
Mat picked up the beauty, amd consageselly within too
ggiputos of the stopping of the °urines two lam vows of
owed-in stalls sloping at right mesa him the principal
kikt were filled with the prettiest and most piquant so.
frame, a list of whom we sethjoia, sad who at oars set to
rank in the moot business-like maser in inveigling the
weaker sax into punk* at the most atroeious eats.
The Mall-holders were :-31m. Hlfliegton, Mies Moo,
Mira Fitawilllare, Mk' Herbert, Mks Katherine likkaret,
Min Kate Kelly, Mks Menke, Mrs. Frank Mat-
thews, Mrs. Alfred Mellon (late Miss Woolgar), Mrs.
Leigh Murray, Rim *way, Miss *Ale, Xis Oliver
Mies C. Satraders, Miss Amy Sedgwlck, Mks H. Slums,,
Ma. Stirling, Mies Swanborough, Mies E. Thorne, Mies
Marie Willem, Miss Wyndham, Mrs. C'. Young, and their
raids upon the puma of three pliant gentlemen who
were COMMA at a large price to obtain a reputation for
~swing were understood to be successful in the
Mgt* deism
WWI* do ladies were thus actively employed the gen-
t/men of the profession began to take their share is the
good west of charity. An " Aunt Bally," kept by Mr.
Inintese, was speedily rigged, and Mr. W. Cooke, late of
*Hey's, set to work as the first demolisher of the reparable
lady's ftunigatory apparatus. By the side of his manager,
his colleague, Mr. Compton, established a similar effigy, and
seen ken to drive • steady trade. At 1 o'clock the guard
of beinewr tram the Honourable Artillery Company arrived
ups the ground, the field officer in waiting being Major
lokineon, the Captain rod Adjutant Brimwood Potta, while
oppida Baden and Lieutenants Lewis and Ritherden had
eintemiad of the air sergeants sad 110 rank and file fon*,
Boot and. The military mono showed themselves an
gimil*t adjunct in the day's proceedings—they dieginsol
alleiag the stall-holders, end many of them resubmit me,
'wiggly ea *rotas to the raciest Kush. ll)luurriiysg Mlle
iateristod thole arrival *ears. Toole and Paul IledlYmd
net bean had erected most satisfactory
and Ma, bystu an advance of wo feet Ile
tely superior commodities
the taus Cheap Jack fashion), beguiled away several Mr.
Dissionsias players, and established him elf with grist
*AL • gild gialortion of his success was doubtless due
to 'howeareen annsuacernent of the celebrated "San
Domingo Billy tamer boxes, guaranteed by Mr. T. P.
Otoks." These poise were furnished by Mr. Cramer, of
legentotreet, and added largely to the sumer of the day.
Privileged persons now had an opportunity of inspecting
the plans of the proposed building, won in open competi-
tion by Mr. Webb, the architect, and reflecting on him
tails anat.
The Anode of the erection will be towards the South
Westin lallway, and the building itself will consist
of 90 heroes, capable of containing 40 inmates, two in
each, moaned is late, giving • living-ram, sleepiag-
room, kitchen, and domestic oaken to each inhabitant.
At either end will be • school, one for boys, the
other for girls, connected by a covered are de, and the
building will also contain a handsome picture gallery,
library, and sculpting room. The houses will be of red
brick, the centre building of Kentish metope.
Meanwhile treks were arriving et hourly intervals, and
at the fullest period there must have been some fifteen
hundred people on the ground, monist whom were to be
seen many of the most prominent persons iu the drams
and dransatia literature. At five minutes past 4 o'clock the
Prince Consort arrived, &Um:kited by General Grey and the
Lent de Bras, and, marshalled by the council, immediately
proceeded to the teat, where the following address was
read to him by the master of the college, Mr. B. Webster :
" May k please your Royal Highness—The master, deputy
master, and wardens, and the president, vice-presidents,
and subscribers of the Royal Dramatic College, humbly beg
to expnes their deep mote of gratitude for the high honour
conferred upon them and the histrionic profession generally
by your Royal Highness graciously condescending to lay the
foundation stone of this institution, about to be emoted for
tLe providing homes and pensions for aged and Lana actors
and actresses, the great boon of schools for the education of
the children of adzes and actresses, and • centrel ball
for the collecting together everything relating to the
drains, either in works of art, literature, nerds, and
ornamental or other relies of the past and future. The
noble patronage of her most gracious Majesty sad your
Royal Highness has been the great cause of the macaws of
this institution, establishing for it an importance in the eyes
of the country, and stimulating the public to substantially
weenies its humanising utility. The London Necropolis
Company, in the most generous spirit, presented to the col-
lege the freehold of this large plot of land, and, by the
liberality of various persona, ten houses have already been
gives and the money in hand, irrespective of large subscrip-
tions to the end in view ; and gifts of two more houses,
*sms is reason to believe, are contemplated. Six deserving
Beapients ant already relieved from want and misery, and
Itssidally imioying the fruits of bountiful donors ; and
die onensil are anxious to immediately elect the more, if
est *meat funds so permit, and eight more afterwards, if
the igassasity of the public keeps pace with their demends.
So Mena are of immeasurable Importance, which they
IMAM* be felt by all clams is this age fraught with the
bigwigs of education. Your Royal Highnese, by your
resew the day, has glens as added lustre to the drama,
and is seed* proof, if melt proof woe *Wag, of your
aratrat asst for the =weed peewees of art sad mimes in
IMe soolop, and yaw orwaseseseist * lalmatisso, of
itralsoeoLorelr BOARD or Wotan—Yesterday
itisis the dram la * WOO* part—a drama that with
thii ordinary weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board of
1.111.1.15.." °46Br Mai" "Egita elmda Pr"."." Works wean *id in the Ceased Clamber, Guildrall I Mr.
1111011110110 the world Oar 000860." Pre7ew will be that Jo* Tim** in the chair. The sea statement Asered a
idlg *go of her wet geseions Majesty, is conjueetion with total cask Wanes in hands of the treeaurer, 312,004.
your Papa Risk seas, may be lasting as it is glorious and 7s. 10d., besidse cash on deposit, 240,0001. A rtrt was
received from the finance oommitthe recoonteedieg that
unparalleled." the Governor and Company of the Beak of Kagland be re-
To this atelier, which was emphatically delivered and with quested to give directions for • farther advance to this board
peat eraernees of mumisce, his Royal Highness replied : of 50,0001. for the purpose of the main drainage, agreeably
Geraimase,—l beg to thank you for the address which
thethat the aunts specified in the statement sub-
to the provirions of the agreem.rat batsmen the biard era
Ms lust been read. I have sceepted with much pleasure Mtted to the ocounithee, amounting in the whole to
your invitation to take the leading part in the eeremony 6.segg. lee. 1,1,, be paid ; and that the sum of 10,0001. be
of laying the bet those of the future Dramatic Oonego—• transferred lean the deposit to the current,‘ .aizt of tho
poi* hi the modem of which the Queen firs marked her ormil
memdliork.i.andw Westminster Irwlyiurfro3,lo; „moot to
hearty lateral. I believe that that institution, If established notice uwed ereAg:lh • new street new in swarm of foe.
sad eoadostsd (of which I canvas entertain • usonent's spa tie brad seer comet-garden be named Drydaa.
&she) la the spirit in which it has been proposed sad emu- street." STaylor moved as amendment to the sleet
messed, seams fail to confer a lasting beneit, net wily so that ling-shost to put Mastoid of Drydenotrest. Mr. Chip.
the as** prefswina itself, but es the pall; wilt* Is , 1321,Tmen;fter Ttt tramicoom of: Z;
se deeply laterestal ita well-doing sad reeposinhfiltY. It LIT"...* beiu.d aajmnisg,
is to that plutesisa that we are aceustionsd to look for t QiTana . ?A/Am—Swim daniume u Sa•
m""isai• thew haws which ere properly gives to r•- FENNY DAF.--BIIOOIID OPRRA CONCERT. FRIDAT. Juan
creation, after the various labours and duties of the day, I.—Airaralioes w may meat, 906 ; dine by INIMOS tisk*,
RPM whisk perhaps, sons of us ere azonpt. And the 1,106 i Wel visikes. 21571.

Last night an agate meeting of workmen
engaged in the various branches of the building trade was
held at St. Martin'a.hall, formally to inaugurate the nine
hose movement. There must have been over 2,000 pre-
sent, and almost all the principal movers in the late suer
gle were on the platform.
Mr. WIIMILICI, • plasterer, having been caned to the
chair, opened the proceedinga by observing that the object
they bed in Simms' to further that rouvemeart for which they
Lill nu& se many scrifices within the last few menthe.
That merreement was !het set on foot in 184 sad it had been
iptipg es from that time now. At that it was only
,
'Lath tip by one Lama of the Wilding trade,
both hew all the theemoihes, Selman the brick.
11bigisiderer, steneseesens, and camendes, seeeseed
te seppthed the alit They wen tleithoitod
atjban=ad that their meet
dot be pooh-poohed. 11:1=
that the uses Ist we foot by paid pmfessiesed
agitation, fee it had embeethell entirely from the men them.
selves, who were &them of ameliorating their own COO*
dition both morally sad physically. His belief was that If
they were true to each other they must succeed, sod they
would all agree with him that the state of the trade was
such as to justify the demand they had made, even if it
were looked upon as a simple demand for • rise of
(Cheers.) Wherever the short time movement had
hied its noses hid been undoubted ; he therefore Sped
woe them to unite heart and hand and stand by the alts
nievaseth Obese) . :
forzala=
.erf
nicivellthe
%fir
ae
movement is Dot to *master _der
be, to
the men. That the redaction in the hours of la ,
whilst it will matel4lneirentle to the physical wealth,
the model bepro the stpetel development, and the
moral elmedion of spleetim builders, calculated
to inflict the slightest bin elder social or financial on their
emOoyerh Ned that the onesethen of this boon is certain
te Impel abetter uniestrodbd between them and their
Asa that width 14•40117 Prevail, at present."
WM% he said. one which the work-
men were Nettled in making by the improved Sete of
bade. They all knew the depreasionof the physical system
mind by long hours of labour, awl he contended that if
the hoar were taken away the aggregate amount of work
thee the individual workman would be quite se much as
'bay toorf_ormed by their overtasked energies at present.
lb" bad met to-night in the furtherance of a purely legit'-
est. movement, and they had just ea much right to &mead
the shortening of the hours of labour, as they had to desithi"
a rise in wages. So far es combination IMO
soncerniel it had been shown over and over
spin that masters combined more against the
workmen than the workmen did against the master. The
over working of labourers, whether engaged is any oae
branch of the trade, only led to physic infirmity, and if
•me through over-working was laid up at home for a
esethi, be het more than any amount he could gain in the
per by the additional work he did. No nee maid deny
that the working men were the great producers of wealth
In • nation. Yet it was proverbially the case that
they obtained lees of it than any other clam
If in nine hour: labour they could produce sufecient to
feed, clothe, and educate the people, they ought to do away
with ten hours' labour. (Cheers.) He admitted that the
ethe hours movement was neither more nor kern than a
=4114 for an increase of wages, but what the employers
that although the workmen might legitimately
nth hes ma advance of wages, they could not ask
foe a diminution of labour from the present state
of trade; he bad no hesitation in saying that
the men were under rather than overpaid. They
bed been continued in their opinion that the nine
bate movement would sot thanciany injure the masters
by Kr. T. Piper, before the masters sod operatives com-
mittee, who ackuowledged that the master builders would
not be the raisers from shortening the hours of labour,
bet they had refund to concede the nine hours movement
by me* it was • public question, and on that ground they
declined to give way. .He denied that it was • public
quest's' et all, but considered it purely one between master
sod wednen. If the masters would concede the listen
thiethe IFOrkl••• sought at their hands, it would be of
ineteeses impeeteee• to them, wheals* in the summer
months. The nee had sow asked the masters in respectful
though in the tame * concede their requests they
now made, but they very well knew that
Wm MOO la • position to demand instead of
mewl the eroMMIAO6. He hoped the workmen who sup.
pried the movement would not be guilty of any unlawful
milk or endeavour to intimidexe the non-society men,
laths treating to the moral influence that could he brought
Math, die tie meteor, and on the inherent goodness of
their meth ((bears.) He was happy to be able to an-
amapseitiZine less then sixteen of the principal towns in
the bed given is their adhesion to the Mo. ement,
and be was eiS.7. that if they promoted with themes
end bet at the wee time adopting none
other neeria their Slosh would be crowned
with
Mr= soesided the resolution, which was canted
unsaimerdy, as flee a homed, stating that the desired re-
d Ides he those !Iv:: justly due the manifold
build. soil thenfuee the
aft Tor all just and lawful means to
re it premed agitation until the demand for
=gun INKS granted.
7'lo proeseithge, which were perfectly orderly, barrel-
✓iled with rivets of thanks to the Ghettoise.