The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-25 00:00:00

THE AMERICAN MINISTER AND SIR B.

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SKETCHES OF LONDON ACTORS.

LEIGH MURRAY.

Of this gentleman it may be truly said, " One man
in his time plays many parts." Start not, reader; it
is not our intention to enumerate them; they would
form a list somewhat resembling the Catalogue slthe
British Museum—perhaps resemble it in weather
sense—remain unread. A few it will be neeemegy
to glance at ; the majority most pam unnoticed.
Mr. Leigh Murray made his debut at the Priam*
Theatre, some ten or twelve years back, playing dic
Thomas Clifford, in Tles Hunchback, to the Julia of
Miss Cushman. This was a good introduction. All the
characters known as belonging to juvenile tragedy?
or, as the French would term it, to le jeans premien
fell to his lot : thus when Mr. Mecready visited till
Prinosse's ea a darns, esgagessent, Mr. Leigh Maw
ray was the Leertes to that gentleman's Hamlet. Hie
to ohs.

and mouth it as many of our ilayers do." Mr.
Maddaz's management of the Hussy's was of
the vacillating ceder—it was everything by_ turns
and nothing long ; bat here Mr. Leigh Murry
aniseed pas • pee in the estimation of a lugs else
of playgoers, with whom he became • revisits,
Engagements were soon offered him at all the bun
theatres, and he has played in almost all of thee%
readily adapting himself to the prevailing style of
each house. Perhaps, however, the Olympic and
Strand, daring the management of Mr. Farms,
did most towards bringing Mr. Leigh Moray
prominently before the public: by his admirable
acting in many of the little pisose produced there
be achieved that popularity which has made his name
so universally known. Hs was the hero of a hundred
dramas, which, with Mrs. Stirling as the heroine,
have become the "stock plays" of Loodoa and pea
elude' theatres. Weseed only name a few to prove
this :—Tierce 2Was AU. Howie ore Thumps, John
Dobbs, Poor Dana Walls?, Where tkeres a Wia
awes a Way, and All that glisters is not Gold. In
this last•nained piece the character of Stephen Plum
may borealis(' amongst Mr. Leigh Murray'. happiest
efforts—his patois was especially admirable. At the
Haymarket he was the light comedian. At the
Adolph!, the last theatre at which he was sageged,
mil to which, we believe, he is soon to Mom he
pane
pdasipally appeared ia what are called " cbaraMer
_followed Mr. Leigh Murray rapidly dovish
Me sneue from house to house, we sow some ee
spit el Se pesallarities of his style and his Slat
se ea artist. The great charm of this gestleranal
snag is its naturaloare. By discarding the tom&
Was and conventionalities of the stars he
glees a freshness and origiaality to all his
presailleations. Thus, whoa he repaints a
hp, it is never of the stage, stagy, but such as may
be *sea living, moving, aroma and within our own
*els. The dress is a correct copy of the prevailing
Bede, free from exaggeration or burlesque; rids Sir
Fisderick Blount, in the comedy of Hooey. If be
an Irishman, he avoids the bluster, the
:rerlL se
swagger by which most stage Irishmen are
Illpenstiedi he iives the humour and the brogue,
prusating us with the portrait of a 'oedemas of
when the sister meetly might betLeedAsnei:
la Captain Murphy Maguire, The sir
In the part of • nervous, bashful man, he them sem-
thieg more than merely drop hie bat, etisk car glove
—he Sews timidity is the walk, Se epee* sad la
the Seer it. Gustave de Gripes, la The Lail's'
Ada. NW puts requiring streag belie( and deep
seredsm be pewees« a peculiar tone of vein whisk is
most sympathetic. Thus in the drama of TS Menlo
Hare—wbidh by the bye, seems to have escaped the
asearo whisk plisses of the same class have lately
reed-Ms. Leigh Kerrey displayed the highest
powers if pubes. His earnest appeal to the
cold Main would ben touched any heart but
that made of the materiel which gives the tide
to the picas ; hie salsoleset dying slum while
true to eaters, had Net that Ste - a
art mixed with it whin' ems such essamer=helai
revolting to the fesliap of as arises
Besides the great sod vaned pewees of meths'
whist even this iespenbet Aosta shows him to
paross, Mr. Leigh Mauer bee mho, what is quite •
spate thing, • decided talent for stage manage-
sent. the pails who witness a play when
ashen ham weft of the daily watching, the
theaght, the study, and the attention required to
Bore the work perfect as they see it. The
siege sassier may be called the architect of the
dram, Sr when play, actors, activism sonny, and
Meese no all before him, he has to see that mich
iMat isalzat togetl;r.
Mr. Money has lately beta making a tour
of the reaping is this harvest time, it is to
be be*, nem as well as fame. His absence from
I Liam I a pin to himself, has been a loss to the
M& i
!P The wonder s that_ he could be
Viet : tiglireml an actort the., t we always regret

B. LITTON AT lIITCHIN.
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The mud meeting of the Hertfordshire Apical-
tarsi Society was held es Tuesday, at Bitable. After the
show of awls in th. =Mimi the party dived together at
Oba lairs Hall; Bi/ E. Bonus Lvrroir, M.P., preeidcd ;
Old onseest the guests were Mr. W. Dallas, the Asterism
UMW; Iha Nuquis of &fishery. BirW. Jolliffe,M.P., Sir
P. Bus., sod other iallasatisi petiole's. The load loyal
WOO haste, boa Copal'd of,
els Caataraa, in proposing the health of the Moorhen
said—We bate sans' es to-day a di.
mpoossatatias of an illustrious nation, skin to 01=181
league's, blood, just laws, and intent steal sympatbles—the
people of America. (Cheer.) It is Mae that their isstitn-
tines differ from ours. They are free ad contested
seder a republic ; we hold ourselves to be equally fres under
the mild sway of a constitutional ecivereigo. (Chisels) Beery
satin Ind la pt. to work out the problem of good govereateet
isles own way, and looking across the ester, we oats rentegaise
a mpublie which ?septum proprry sad order, while here the
Aarrissu eu movaiss a monarchy within lo sot loom-
", with liberty sad progress. (Cheers) Now, gentle-
-a have been of tato wee political, or, rattier, some
• --A...madlep batmess the two rosatrimi.

to say a sWitiord; let es WSW MO Moly Sr.
fa a of beteg traegailly settltd spas gnaw& that
nay ,lly with the bonus ash *inky of
tits ewe deelese. (near, bear.) The crud beendem of
tee shads hiograph wader the waves of the ideals is
oboist Is odd seethe, link to shoes which hind the whir
bar sleet agrees; smother
but there is other dandy-
rwala
leisgrapit still core ehowdoss la this sad' "1' of
time awl apses which we lock to UN Wild sal 81111.101 S,
paha of ear distisealehed geeet M SO 61611.111-4 MOM
that telsetsph which c itemesiesen WINOS bun sad
Mart. awl which carries from omits*" Wien the
assialsos intend and of kindred effiedSllll. Ttirenet
the hot time teat Mr. Deltas eas visited gees Sots No
tees hers towards etudes,' of the satisfy wet of 1112
Stems lailsad tad Assts. He ease Vim with tits
of pees" sai • mediation ; sub are, I ell delloseel, Ids da
sow, sod I trust that hie same wink sad as to
his istraddslis tamp, not atly sagas the otsesses• of his
sosaWg hat aci the ham. row Oar tidier is his.
NU
al BMA So Is dosseadol hew sesioat sad
mama dowdy lbw Ma, Mors ha boostliss tat sh
will& his sweislassboastbak awl bs is Wardle the sail Is
vita dr bless at his assume rapow. The lid Um Mat
I law hiss was at a very Bashes sad sollissi mansaida
two imatriss. sad I thad hit antis that "he de de
right awa is the right dew." (Cheers.) Me" be
he nand IMO with a elitmkt my owe osof,whiseoplat
amiable sad sosompilobsil &ally, I have had ausallh
Main the siesta's tills issellsot,ths depth of hh diradh
ties, the dignified sisphalty of his stamen, the bassoomi
liadliass e 7 hat heart, sad, if Ds will show se to to say, lb.
felicity with whisk he suites the enteral patriatlein of as
Amstiss aided with a jut appreciation of W thall
Is owsdhiat sal sawhog ia tit* h.r old had of his ties
helm& I tea bla that it he weld boast so with •
.sit he shred bo MO at had et • hearty Stela weisam.
is es old dash woad, isms. Bat the meioses of aa
Individual was MS saffillsot to system either isysdi
his, sad thsgshms lie Is bon today to resolve the wane
at all dune of iseldllies suresebled at wok salliwtd
dtaddis as to pant. Chatham, sag the dew Ida
dile yid duke the toast no bons asews de Midi%
sad dam OD Oohed Stator of oar seed's for *sir
pod% awl war impost to their raprosoatstivo. I pica
Ike Wald of his Bleellesey Wes. Dells, idiaar
at She llaltad Butes," sad allow se to add
"
age "Iran dawn! between Amato% sad
Iwitas/L

Dumas, sa Mae, was receives with Neared
ethers. He said—lt is impostith for me to allow the
farads' masses with whirs have resolved the Mask
so Ideal istrodeoed by the geatiemen wM
pimtilise.te pass without my tbasbe. • Meow. SD yes d, I
ply NM the lesplisft slyer, etehiesso. thee^ Werth,
say Merl aspenesso Isoltra bee glees me awe Iheasee.
sew to espom it. Ise thasereeses eltheles mode be the boll-
terms, the progress, sod the poorer el my swim let as
aim return is my phi, se well et le ity piens eteseity.
my meat esedthimdesime. Itewatal
whims
end
wimps, is the esthiiiles et tato7 whim 1 lbefi
fealties*, she haa asweelbsime eateetably eshieved is the
general moss of siviliestlss, la esitase. la arts,
to anshsake, is hostas slender sad Improvemost, what
may well testify asoostiars. (Sear) la as Lid of meld
ratios are the Vatted States isoMn entitled to sellmedies
this is the very one with whisk Ws banquet le rierested.
They nergathe the agricultural thirteen tho theiessi el
their Owen sad their fansen is the peollearbortthersisk
the Wendt that wields the power, Meseta the erealsb,
sea .. the freedom, sad promotes the happlams of lb*
earth people. Tom the make so edvanos os that setillest
Milli win sot meet their sympathy and stnepseeiteu Is
the tact valley of the Mississippi, amid meeeeesehet
plebe et salaaming Amenity, millions if .7 seestry-
um amp as the saw if heals pervert the
*sidearms of their ewe ea nth thief eta
wed &light it le desk their time with Mae el the MA
=est thy bell es sem wettli7 et their we e the
/aped et pteedeelliwisewts7 thee thetglee glebe of
willow se galled vteicarles. I lAA I telt eserelest end
et
Wesel le mew a taw steassei of your atiosdri
der/Mtn to Americas movesseste Mailer to ywor ism
Thew veer ermawes is every generate state of oar 'Oat&
My, Impelled as here by the highest intellect era the
tressipstelelbm; their ambles& rasslta might he resewlei
es
ea Obis set wheU7 sawmill of, 'oar aeropause. let
I same elate» ee fa, eel altbeeph I as real eleelble
that ea isewebtage of agrieeltoral reports wadi Ottililata
• pewettal bead et asthma amity and pew, Mill I debt
ester the measles et we el puss owe vtawshie sweeibi,
le whit\ Lot Least wiehttny.shis epithet st ma-
whit may, leseteellog Wee Of (vanity of eettylor
seek telieweestle. barb.) Henan I repot the
ispandua of my thinks. sad will sow glee yea the only
pet thin that Wray to the address that I have made.
II blithe gip of • etwillmeat--" All booths sad seem
te the Agrieeltarel lostaig of Herts." (Cheers.)
- - -

-
ne Comex to, after pas( " The ford Wilma et
• Osenty," pro=yibe Wilts, toast of Peespaityis
the Agricataral af Labia," sal k &kg se said
—I ask to be at se Weft weeds shoe I see bake me so
asay of ay Meads ad solObeen 'shed Is the pest
aka al shot popes§ mad hapervensa by tibia every
doseamseef beaky set sly sasistales flues Noe is
Use miens Maass ef mitts, bee astribuss to the
maimed ash of istelligeses sad wools. It k quite Ira,
as Ih. Delia baa odd re, that the ebjest of these seektios
to ass sway marl to the of Weems as teen
k wed Mk.** soldiiMll sates; *We besellte ,
eve see Iheited to ilseedlol seessafel seapetttors.
Wks we smog Ile set only sowed the skill of the balsa-
ms sr cattle kooks Ise the arrest year, bat oaks ,
erns weft a sdkelsee, to it were, is the high ;
reed of its Mimi ilea. ivory year ease sat
ides Is aeriashael4 Mae saw isvestiee or la-
afeemed .sowed old* knishes relleeties for the 1
part Yew; leg thee Seery year Bede Itself really la ,
tames of to peolossoose. Tate, the imams y set ;
bow the peeper key themehee are ankles, Re
seed set redoes MM wipes by the usual othlblies at
sue Pees. sedgy ked esa eaddbasse will a aeon Ger
Weft lola lakes atikeled esson; bet we sea Nikes
by polka ef Ave a du pea. all draw ser Wasson
trees sallsdis set esliselifillea %Melded dieters abed
gaieties, bet of the c qier egekelaral usedellses
sad of sideshows t the sake klegkom.
It is the balms d ass who alba the
lkiest deals sad plash the elskisel Mem-
@taties te 'skate as el Me ostoehhig pupas sahib kop bees
ask Is Maki oselsolosee vials ao-essatery dap gm
stet gesesalku ke seater el pakdkes abeedesed, lie
amber ef ear bask= aka, the. asselableg
most k the Weedle s ef Meek tbs Iseseore Ciro
asap Feiss el the imp. (Chaos) Irby, geolems.
I have sees it staged that add. tha kW three yeses, We-
peadestly ef the ablbitiess ef 814 ad other assens,
se lea thee 16,000,0001. have leis deeetei to the lapsoloshe
of sus*, eed that alai* the seas piled ii tires pus II
h oasis ea authority, thud ese areas mesa of Mob bled
lonbaslese& tate eekkalles he fhb karista. (Obssoo)
Mk Is • Md progress OM duo set knelt
Vershe& adok—an
a. leases of the Ismer, eir reserelrest
at Liverpool sad the aosabstoror at Ilbssehester have a
Crest pereessil karat to Ike peseta a this essinty„ sad is
W altibitios whisk to dispiesed. It is gala
true, as was seetell by Lea Lasibloweedly_ a at a scut ea=
West Cubicles'. eke twe sweat pokier ef
@plinths's' edema us, bet, the dupes to tibia\ asilia-
sisal hmettiae Om be applied te obespos tebmel, e=
the twee is whist' the asap a teems ad ether
mese= ha aay,ppYYdd is the pram of obasseekg
laying sal ussueuhs the atoms ILI we No WNW.
MINN belf.) toss Sow is eel a Nested pe-
koes ear is %aster ; it Is seeks' to Wimp to ask, Ida
kat whisk to. is sot. It is Ns balms to wash,
wawa whales is the ese ee ashes. es
the etker—beesae he has weals anted
te mat mad be Nast there= beware 711
tamale epeseketess—t. 1181.11 Ike melts a eke.
aka philesephy awl asehaelsoi Iseesdes. sad WE
thus rialto awake a *at edema's liseelodge seas
arreasall with the experlmeset whisk have bees WM
set proved to be available. (Fleas, lees.) Caesar
ask I us set is. of Owe peewits metres, who
Ma It eeeletery at spiesltesel =metier he stamp! Nis
tared a to all they seght M de sod ell key eight is
hem I dare say yeti have ebseral—for I have atom
seek them with geo4liesellWed ellesealaviehlieSlSl

• who woad nail UM out the' taigas( than mem* to
tell • Liverpool merchant how to Mop his tenants, or a
Sheffield cutler bow to nuke knives end sharpen blades,
sad who the moment agitator an ogrleeltaral mooting,
feel it inennalseut upon them to enlightea the farmers on
every part of their busioese, from the quality of the
musses to the shops of their ploughs. (L laugh.) I seed
no!, I lie sate, tell our aistiegalaked American visitor that
I am thoroughly persuaded that your own general intelli-
gence and the nue of what is doe to your own interests
will Indus you to test every experiment that has a peas-
deal sad le Whig, and if applicable, to apply that discovery
to the general purposes of husbandry. Bat there is one
charge which be. been brought against the g I intelli-
gent. of agrkulterista which I don't think it would take
many words to confute. I well remember—and it is quite
fair to allude te it, busses it is not a political party ques-
tion, and at all agricultural meetings it hes been dimmed—
that last session a bill was introduced into parliament
for the avowed object c f obtaining a gross state.
meat of agricultural statistics. To that bill the
farmers of Great Britain as a body were almost
usanimonaly oppond, and I think very rightly opposed
(Caters.) I now tell oar visitors, and through the gentle-
men here who are about to spread the intelligence through-
out the country, I now tell the public that the farmers of
Ragland, as a body, are not opposed to a good, judicious,
and conciliatory system of agricultarel stations. But they
were opposed to that particular bill, because I an show that
it employed Me most odious machinery in order to offset it,
and, in fact, tb defeat its elect. It was founded upon the
recommendation of a sonsnuttes of the House of Lords ; and
one would have thought that a cornoltte• which was formed
for the express purpose of legislating on mutters
that especially °mooned tenant farmers, and for
which she to-operation of tenant farmers was absolutely
unatial, tenant farmers would have been the prin.
sip tl wither's. What then was my 'uprise, when on
looking at the oviduct eollect•d, I find that out of miss-
tate witnesses szamined,oaly Ave were practically coanecterd
with English @grinner', and out of those five not a sioglo
man could fairly be said to be the representative of tb• Jul-
legs and habits of the tenant farmers. (Hear, hear.) I
know very welt that there wan a great number of Revers-
ional Ukiah examined. and prominently over ell were four
poor-law impostors. Naturally enough, and acting on the
same priacip!• which Induced the leather seller to express
his opinion that for the fortification of a besieged town there
was sodas' like leatber—(a Ingh)—the four poor law in.
spectate said that for a popular and coacilistory method of
collecting agricultural statistic then was nothing
like the mushinery of the poor-law board. . (Laughter.)
Well, the committee adopted that reeommendatin,
and it was engrafted on the bill, *towns I, as a plain man
of tease, should have said that the very last persons to whom
not only a farmer, hot any man, would be inclined to cou-
ld' all his private affairs, would be some one inseparably
ensectod, in his mind, with the paymest of his rates. Bat
the mot law impeetees lied &bud, tend privately what
they could ds, end son dribs Me Irma answer their ex
metatime. they Mid the meeminse that the bill must be
made sempnbeig. and wren the questiee was asked—" Bat
won't the ells t?" these leer nee law inspectors all
OLIN la the IMF naannts sheen replied—" Lord
bless yes, ne. Bee jest the very thing that the far•
mere want." The committee were, if he might me
the upraise. m gross " 'sough to believe them, and
the gomenmesk in their barn, were .. greens" enough
to belleve,Oeml the tunes was teat, conjoined
to the seat t maebmery, they adopted a most
mafiosi via., as incialsitorial hanstigation into
a man's p vote wales, by swam of a bill of paths and penal-
ties, whisk left the firmer at the mercy of any spy or can-
am Wormer. (Hear, hear.) The farmers oljected to that
bill, set buena they were farmors, but beaus' they were
Eoglishmen—(hear, hear)—and my belief Is that had that
hill been carried, each would have been the disgust sad
seek the spirit of the put of them galas* wham It
wee brought to boas, that instead of advasciag egrieslteral
statistics, it would have throws them beak twenty years.
(Cheers.) Is opposing that bill, I represented tin view of
the fumes, and whatever may be said of their leatherette,
l did my
_beel to frustrate the bill in private, as if it had not
bees ilifigsses, I should have dose to have defeated it is
c.... id sithesph that bill is itself wee
spinelteral statistics are of essest2=
lllMlllible•Meneskases that I speck to my frigid% I tell
god did it will namely do at this time of day he be termed
le dell spree& of ksowledge which is the dmeeeterblis SM.
MN the 19th mammy. home lall or "Mr is ease to be
on that sabiser, sad, therefore, I earnestly advise the
sea hedy—if a conciliatory and geed bill be tetra
Wino it their favourable attettios. Bevis. mid
flag
s bed bill, I will now tell you what I think would
he a psi en. Is the first place I would dispense alto•
pan with the meelsisery of the poor low board, or say
ether board that le goosseted with tree and taxes. AIM.
embend seedledes dada be collected through the statistical
iliplingst of Me Ind of Trade, which is sever • taxing
whisk might put itself into sournousicaties
t 61.1 tiri agrienliswel unties and farmers of inflanes
seeli lathy is de Minas districte. Every farmer
tlleel/hevs the option of making his returns under malted
IMMlNithe the ststiatisal deperment of the Board of Trade
ME\ the skew privacy and eoefidenos. And. gentlemen, ,
den ell the bid should be entirely on the ninny prin.
din Thin must be no pains, nor mean% nee do
beilleenbeeld be allowed to mike their seenneleademe
fly sr not at all. Hear, hear.) I have the best en. ,
godson tee advocating rash a eosin, for there are tire
eenetries in which agrimltural statistics are framed with j
great &armee and atulleace—Belgium and Scotland. In i
W latter 'matey, whisk knishes the best statistics to be ,
eistalaed throughout the whole of Europe, the Highland
Agrieultaral Sudety puts itself into coenumaiseeles ,
with local @ricotta's! societies, and they with j
farmers in the different &sutra, and every Maw
makes his return with the utmost secrecy, entirely'
on the voluntary priasiple. This bill was not intended to 4
effect demised ; bet bad it bee., the Scotch farmers said ,
that the experiment of the collection of agricultural statistics
is Seolland would altogether have felled. Bat under the j
prosiest system, so far irom fearing that it easy lead to aoy j
rise le the rates or mate, the farmers an sensible that the
solisesisa of this information is of real service to them. ,
(Hew, hear.) If etch a system is valuable in Scotland, ,
wreak net be squally samessfal among the high-spirited ,
fusers ef Raglan ? I shell always, as your represents.
de, ingest year wishes ; but allow me emu* to moose ;
semi le yen to smiler with attention say good and err ,
elliallery mend which may be is trodeeed is the ant 1
inks of pedisment on this subject, for I ma foresee that i
if the grieleinheat bowlines that it is of no use trying
esesldellerp asesern, the manufacturing and commercial
hawse will press for and hums a measure srletrary in its
menus nd whisk might be felt by you as a hardest. Oes-
Sews. van I addossed yes last year at Boadegford,
• the senireet dike Indielf, I alluded to the war. The
km er Ended end nine were then waving ever the
wale el Beheetopol. I did my beat to smenrage end aid.
Moil Se obits of my eseratrymse while the wet lotted.
I not ode it teem eel soul, se I treat I ever stall do
dement my matey is missed la a severe struggle with
a pewerfelesemy and he • righteous eine. (Cheers.) Sian
that puled itsitesterd
mooher HQ say to accept pear*, and
we an new our t MillaiSO not with bosh
slab sad wow be ls, but with compliments and
lotion. New, of the terms of *at peace the least said
▪ mended. I don't think that then is any man on
aided with say party who can conscientiously declare that he
*Lake the terms of pens are such se to comminute this
sentry fee her espewtiton of blood and testate'. It is
priestly deer that they have not finally adjured the ha-
Meets ef pewee he Huron. Pesos become inevitable the
mammal It wee dem that Proses wee prepared to meept It,
Memo the puled gild seen of ge rinses necked
then that It ear Neil be re tree envy of their einstry
to lorry es a was et iambs ea the boundless territory of
Mee essay sinre handed. eft nom with a reluctant ally.
This peen, thee. is a pens which was net made en of
antent to Hew* but set of rapist te Prase'. In
Urns wars ft woe slid that they were fomented sad pro-
longed by the land Interest to sustain high prices,
bet the pegs el Wary will sever say that the
late war woe preistigetl ewe single day by the esegui-
nary spirit et Isedlerds er fames, for as ems as it
besaues known that male wee impending the sambas
ef parlianat repreesotisit the egrisultand interest weer
2::_iegle vete gave the Iced interruption to the wilieelw
(Mar, leer)--or endeavoured by a siagle digitalin
to disredit a embitter their progress or the aster* if de
teems. Let me heinly einem a hope that we Meson
seals fall Mee the same errors late whist' we fall
Let is newer sofa believe that the world has green the
allintemell Ise war. lice we never again throw away de
Sewer den army, imperil the safety et ear fest, a sa-
nest the manure's of ear soustry tep
.tsgssis foes N.
in . Oar hrpitel reett were Ann as
dieseewl , till Femmes Nightlagels came te chew
mea end be ' by ate clear head and earnest heart,
emeediss es =Pre missies in a woman's form. (Laid
shame.) I em net foe keeping up large military
estehlishande is don ef pease. Nothing is es
whvilwr i IV Swim lode men to exhaust the ems-
try. er iii ea the people, than to
maktain large elseding semis, whin are wholly is-
=lola with deli dorty. But I &sin that we
'irefully mulls son noble militia, whin terns
as a scenery for acct servise—(bear, hear) ;—and I here
that ceases will he Idea to introduce then imprevensets
lite sex "Iv% madam and neimisairlat deseetmemis
whisk may have bees ensgestei Wen experiesse la the
by
lege kw, or eteenades dime/go neer. =r4brtor.)
I deb' this the men beams I beset en le the
fade ef the easdneet mbleen de melt sericsiste=2l:
Mk is ery dm belleithat esserareselmpe Sias is
Glipalsi nue saspionsent will be deed be those lop
WII% es with* the Arens et es man
De not Wien Oh Is MI to the
I tied ins set Walla t 5.2011, In
sea lases it
be e des el Ilse 4teses

interested In thh question than that else which Ilvise
by the land it is their duty to defend ? If ever was should
be forced on us in a jest ones to whom will this country
look to carry it on ? I will do justice to the bravery of ow
town population; but I know that for the long endurance
of a wee we must rely greatly on the character of our com-
merce, the retrain from our manufaCtures ; but for the
tough material, the sieews of the war, we thug come to the
inhabitants of the country. It is our peasantry which int-
ention our ranks with their best recruit,. The farmers sad
yeomanly an curry on a mutest with heart and hope when
merchants tremble and manufacturers shrink. Such mit-
Um, therefore, as these form cur strength in war eV
well as in peace. They circulate the intelligent,
they acquire ' • they can sppreciete the cause of
quarrel, end judge of its necessity • sod while they
increase the national resource,, and 'faro eh the sinew,
of war? they preserve the country from the 'calamities
of famine, if at any time a foreign fleet should cut us
cif from foreign markets. (Cheers.) Thus, then, from the
peer to the peasant, these re..ciaties ;form a bond of wiles,
semeaticg as together se children of the soil white we have
enriched with our industry, and which we will guard with
our Void—l Mean that union which wakes us indiffereat to
all consequences while fn the mention of our duty,
and as willing to defend our shores es to multiply
our mom and fertilise oar field.. (Cheers) I call on
you thee, gentlemen, to drink prorperity to this society.
(Chum) It is the toast which summons us together to de
honour to ugly ea which is the steple of our prosperity
In time of the results of which are all important
in time of war—it is an honour to that fair county to which
we belong, and which is not more proud to scanowledge it
than I am to represent you.
Several other toasts were given, and the health of the
chairman, the *aunty member., and megistr.tes having
been drak, the moraine separated.

STARVATION OF A HUNGARIAN REF OGRE.

We have this week the painful du'y of recording
most distressing ease of starvation at Hull. About twelve
=oaths *go a Happrise refugee came to reside in this town,
and, under the name of Dr. Beek, endeavoured to eau •
livelihood for Memel( and family by teaching lensing's ;
his, after suffering the keen and protracted pangs of poverty
sad destitution for several months, he expired on Monday
late, under most painful circumstances. The deceased while
to Hull, lived In • respectable house, No. 13, North-parade,
Beverley-rued, sad during his residence there it &poem to
have bran his aerials desire to impress his landlord and
others with • favourable idea of his oireautenes, when la
peen of feet they were at the very lowest ebb.
We aro given to understand that deceased's real au=
was Adolphe de Werdinsky. He was born fa Maras, 1803,
at Worden Castle, which is situated et the foot of the
Carpathian raga of mountain., end near the town of
Gelit'sia. He was the only Chili of the lat. Count Adolphe
de Werdinsky, who wa a general in the Polish army, and
a princess of Poland, who died in childbirth. Deceased was
educated at home, In the most c otly , having
Misdeal tutor, la almost all modern language; and his
remarkable aptitude for study was proved by his inti-
mate assistance with at least twelve and to whilst, he
km of late trusted as a mains of lislibiod. The father of
deceased was shot dead by • Cossack is Russia, whoa in
the sonar of an inspection in that Country. The estate
fell to dowsed, who then took his fsher's title. la the
meantime he had taken up his degree es a ;Instal= is
Visa, where he was attached to the Doan Blooming •
partleipator la a contemplated revolutionary motenteall
moist the Austria* goverameat, slang the mega of Ike
late emperor, he was betrayed; bat, disguised as • they.
herd, he suceeded in getting out of the country. His
property was, of ems, and coed, sad he was lets all but
destitute. le then went to Spain, when he remained foe
some lime • but altingstely, on beteg denounced, be, as well
se other rife's= were ordered to leave the country. He
this returned to Vienne, oa the understanding that
penalseis had been given, and made several uneneeenful
attempts for the restoration of his property. Deceased
*gala left that country for awhile ; but returned
is 1548, when he, with ethers, was sae= by
Roes* and jobbed the Hauges-lan army, and bees=
Able the medleal staff seder the immortal /Sm. Whim
dha Haagerise straggle for freedom was at a sod, de-
emed made his way to London, where he remained
for ems time. Daring his reeldenee there, be received •
sesiderable sun, we have heard 2.0001, from a relative in
Rada; of the he naketenetely invested 1.6001. in the boa
kselmeu,
liseimes, sea partner with a Jew, but tarpecalation tamed
out to he a =lading affair, and he only recovered some
26/. While Livia.; la the metropolis, a patent was token
out by_ls4 James Anderson, of Blatant Castle, Ireland,
and Win. Feats, Req. of Chatham-place, Blukfriare,
Middlesex, la wise* be had en intern'. The patent was for
(=Asa yearsoind was for improvements in obtaininfSetlS
power, sad la applying it to propel carriages and use*
and the drawing of machinery. Deceased's interest ta the
patent was more Immediately expineeted with the seventh
part of the investion, which copiloted to the spoliation of
the expiates properties of vegetable fibre, prepared with
Gelds= the luaus used to produce gun cotton. The ia.
setts was not eempletely carried out owing to the oat
of leads. Deeeeeed next went to Its at flouthamipts,
when be preedeed as • physician, under the name of Dr.
Dash. WW there he married a female much younger
then himaeld and by this marriage ha had two ehildren,
may MS it eiddi Is at present alive. The went of as
bitidiploma asumelied doom doomed to leave that town,
men miwo turned to the continent, where he re-
sided some elms time la Holland. From thence he same
le Hall ahem twelve moths ago, for the peepse of obtain.
lag &Sella's% sad under reepeoteble advice he wes In-
dies& ee temmease as a teacher of languages. But this
fielidebed sly a suety =steamy,. He obtained an
ea-
st the Mechanics' Is as tituto teacher of the ea-
st
; but whether owing to some tisane' cis
4111111110111ftes connected with the previous teacher or other-
WM% ho only obtained very few private pupils.
Mitt time he studiously sheathed from making
peonalary eircantincee known, although be
bed cultivated a respectable personal acquaintance
in the tows So resolute and unbending was his spirit
of iedependeass, that it was only is the last extremity that
any of his Mends were made acquainted with his destitute
mmilitioa, end that was done against his express command.
Yee several weeks past, we aderetend that the deceased
sod his family had been limited to a morsel of bread for
Melt daily food, ass their destitution was rendered mote
beweatable from the feet that there wag absolutely cabins
M leo hones which could be tumid into money. Deceased,
hammer, bad kept la motion snit Sends, morn-
=his be Nut a neighbour for Dr. Cooper, whom he
milikabsely to ow. Sir Henry, however, was enable
to MM. but &rowdiest a proscription to be made up
Aber at the lads awry or Dispensary. To the firmer
Militation it was takes, where the messenger of the sufferer
was detained foe sesiderably more than an hour. Indeed,
it was evident that the eirramitancie was altogether forgot-
bes by the hose surgeon, who strove afterwards to apois
✓ise by ezmasivie polieases for his inexplicable neglect.
However, the medicine was at last taken to the wretched
=slid, whoa it was found that be was unable to swallow.
Batty is Meads morphs, Mr. Blaney, who is coasted
with the Mechanke Institute, and who resides at No. 11,
was MUM up by Mrs. Beek, and ran for Dr. Archbald.
who west down immediately, and found the sufferer sinking
lest, end about half-past five o'clock he died. The Rev.
Father Trappe% who had also been sent for to attend the
dente?' leel-nmeeste, arrived just aft. r he breathed hie
het It seam that up to this time almost every one had
buss azdaded frees the house, and none, therefore, were
foe the destitution that there presented itself.
Dsssmsi Wile lying on a miserable bed-tick, covered with •
Mems* blanket, laid on an old door; and this, with
usentlea of two or three old chain, wee literally the
fay Ihredthre the house contained. A demist appoints,
analess substalasd by a couple of clean window bliads;
but Ingand this nothing but deeolatioa and the moot ab-
gMll platy was visible. 01 cloths the unfortunate inmates.
gregel, ilesparatively destitute—although the mat pone-
suing Warts have teem made to keep their poverty from
Ms Imbibe me. A medical exandeatioa of the deceased wam
made by Des. Lag and Archbald, whoa eztensive dives*
of the lungs and of the heart were fated; but there is nes
asebt whatever that death bas bees hastened, if not
mumml, by the Ovations ad hunger the wretched man.
bed 1.111111.11811 Nose of the neighbours, we believe, up to
thy=Wane his death, wen at all aware of the de-
esditicia of this unfortunate femily, or they
would hem received ample assistant*: but It "r".„.1,7•8
the daft, has strenuously resisted any spree ""..._
OP itharity. For weeks together we belie.. that their
Mat" Seems has been only about 31. It has bea.• •
fatal
116.11111111.11•110 for the doers to return home a
awash doer exhaustion, while the was and pialibed„sh
food.tn
Of the wife testified to the miserable quality of."
more
Amidst all their deprivatloe the child was app0rt.......t.,
than its share of their scanty med. yell ernif; org,a_ bleb,
se mew detected in its behevio.a.rbr.hill pg.t
won previously only attributed t t„
utmost rem.
B.r". tN "6" aspired
he
an. was and we bmiewe
Saesbeiag barred is
a win for them
there le a firer of this, for death has done men
hand
of
than be was able to do while living. The helping
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ern Mantis' Herald.

Tits Cann= RoarcovrusAL &cirri's odit.
whies.—Yeeesedey Mr. J. C. Sterese,th• seeds:woe, soil
by rabble sum, at tite deadens, Chiswick, by direetion et
taw wick et the Iteetkeiteni Society, the stove, poac-
hers. eel eefrieee &ale, way K6e. Wag we eel
Ye spedons, end whist sweated pest hatted stem the
IMO 1l ll Wass 'lto wan remota tits oak.

Q TEAM to NEW YORK. from lloothatoptoo.
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J - . Out as NW,.
c •bssannaznwaik
14..xisetruww.rt oao,6•ogt.
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tha anadlman at
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TEAM and RAIL to ST. PETERSBURG and Mr. Leigh Murray made his debut at the Princess's 1214 1.41/3111
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WWI SHIPS is Thomas Clifford, in 7*. Hunchback, to the Julia of lanii•ses, blood
people of Auer
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rrorn Hull sod LZW-lir
• reetiblie weld GOTTENBUIIO, atm los the 11,1•1 Mak Willy Wm. anima al Princess's 0111•starneg enserment, Mr. Leigh Mar- - •
OrGooby. Fula dam in.:Waive of provilowL Min NRR. AN t Dam Antrieoes ate
ray was tibelmrtes to that gentleman's Runlet. His li,bble with lib
iId°4III4iPTIANIBAND sad CHRISTIANIA. Ho Iteml
;silk mit,: ll* arey elimweffelew- em Mil eankahly • him to elm- •el, lbws bow
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