The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-20 00:00:00

THE HAVELOCI TESTIMONIAL

Licil 'own ltessuLL. whit wee welcomed with load and
repeated mei ef propmag the fourth reeolus
dm at • seeellbg, mid—After the speeches
which have eke** been mode, and the intenedng
.mount Ilia avid Eigione bee been pleased to
gim rd the hie 011111•1111 Havelort's serriots, and
with the recollsellest w r hive of those very recent times
when each income WIG 1141 M lath* brought to us the re-
pert of his daily midmenesis--et that time when every day
wee • battle and meiry beide vistory—(bear, hear)— with
these Wage, say, preseat is pm* minds it will be 'sweat-
er, for ma to trouble yea wI6 emy keg sieves ht
the violation which hr bee eatrusitsg he bolo.
*ask you must all N list et se period of our has a
pester service been remiesell* this country by theßritish
may than whew, mei sot mimed in
yeas, with MOM
1111E1100,000 she had ben disciplined by our shill and
taught with our mesas le sem argot us, that gallant army
India hr We eery sot kw its inhabitants.
rCiihstrival I believe Mat them hno wen is history which
mode more loathe deeds this thee of thick the most pro-
uder* ports woe the e*es et Dead sod the relief
of broom (Chew..) These re pedals when it is
arisssisy by streag verdedee esid morel strength
Is poem the white ethervies would be lost.
The seem& which the I. Havideek gave of his relief of
lothhew tells es that es ate deg ea width he ccertheaced his
thmehth the esaitheispressedelsegtheserethreheete
elate bon. It wee gesgmed Si MS ibis to kh tar the sight
Is the pie* the room- het Ira sesehed ; bet Sir H. Have-
lock rye, •• &deo the logoimess of
, velleviog thole who
W hoe se has beisaveled, whet as " -*ad the result
moo
dot Woe eight he object. I believe that
aniwitem et that Ichthpethe wove bored ssYskist
dee the esilthey MI as oth es the mend wow et the man
who teethe h. Mar, low.) Thee ere otothies Won it
L thee the gem' shield be eselisee—eheeld her
Mod the lithe et his Wan, sad town their saergies he
some mere leveteside egtheesolty. ; het, ea the ether heed,
Igoe itheises whin, by • thrill e =
laved and it is ray sevi eo ed that by that Sir
B. Hanka awed he Ime the atithe at India. (Heir,
bor.) My eight hem Mad (W. V. &OW bee aid rood
henot eveu step the Hwy Havelock node is
Iles ems pies. by hie on Olathe Rol hie ova
awl *Ole the mese et Itheamivellthey mar he
set oily
rseessfan the et es eied secosidel soldier,
bet she these at a le• boo. (Clors.) The
dot 1 hoe the heoser se neve theit the
oberse of re torrlrp. r emmtememihd i tYk resolutian

Mini Oh and likh lesestay hotr neon he awed.
(limn Iser.) The hot of these r— one see that a
Man shwa be ended es ever whale site to the nosary
hie H 7 Hankek. That is the first ann. (Hoer,
her.) en olden he which we ought to Arne, be-
nine when it le shied that MMus will be the lasing tee-
=if a tolles's seatlesis to me whoa@ deeds hare re-
hearse apes needmery. (Cheers.) We have
smisebtedly sorb to b of in the achinsemets of Sir
if wry Havelock, and If we show our gratitude for those
11116141•01111101 we new bottniog veneration for the memory
of lIMOII a MO, we may hope that his bright and glorious
essiehie hi be imitated by (Shen in time, to come, and that
homedoreask shit* we en doing all we can for the perme-
ate{ lIIMOIS 40111 people of India we shall show to them
gni to the seal that the highest qualities of human
signe• ore to ate way incompatible with that profession of
same es width Sir H. Havelock belonged, and to which he'
IPSO sorest is bower. (berry) will not detain you
how, hot beg to sea it the following resolution
at The the objects of the committee of the Havelock
Monied Foal, of which kis Royal Highness the Duke of
Combeline is the Freshest, be approved as recorded in the
timmilens neointions of the 20th and 29th January last."
Sir W. F. W ttttass. Ban., of Kan, wooded the reso-
lution. After all the eloquesce they had heard that eter-
nise hint there weenothag left for him to say that would
sail is any way to the edmhefloa in whkh the memory of
the planet general wee held by eft whom he had the honour
Is oilhess. He had mixed anwget large numbers of soldiers,
smile every place be had beard bat one opinion of the merits
of the late ilk H. Havelock. All concurred, without the
vzex h cepeios, is awarding to him the highest honour.
, When be resollected how gallantly the garrison
ul Loainsow bed bees relieved, be would my, In conclusion,
may all so oiresmatoneed hen a Havelock to relieve them.
The neobetkei was carried unseimmaly.
The Rev. W. Baora, is ea eloquent speech, moved the filth
rowlocks, viz. •—•' That the committee of the Havelock me-
morial feted be repented to anthem their OXITtiOOS to carry
eat that object to the Whet extent that thematic:endow con-
Med to them will admit, sad with the best poseible delay
comistrady with the receipt of funds hoes parties in India,
sod other distant poneesions of her Majesty."
Sir W. Ht tar felt greet *sours to seconding the reso•
links, which was put to the meeting sad carried.
Sir J. OkANT moved the sixth resolution. viz. • That
it is most desirable that the extent of subscriptions should
be such as to enable the committee, after the fullest con-
sideration, to appraptiete any surplus fund, alter the erec-
t:lm of a status, to each further objects se shall seem
most completely to satisfy the public view, and to harmonise
with the sentiment% of the late general."
This was seconded by Mr. W. Rorrrct, M.P., and car-
ried amidst load cheers.

Lord Jowl RUSAIII I. moved, and the Marge& of LaNe-
Dowaa encoded, a .ote of thanks to hie Hoist Highness
Ica his aoudad is the chair._

Tis;resoliTtiOnw;;;Carried by acclamation.
His ROYAL HIOHNIIIIR la acknowledging the vote, paid
a high compliment to Mr. Smith, the lame, for the hand-
some manner in whkili be bad gratuitously placed the
theatre at the service of the ecesinittee and moved that the
thanks of the meeting be accorded le bin. This was done,
and the proceedings tbs. tenalnated.