The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-15 00:00:00

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.

LONDON intim RIFLES.
Last night • well-attended meeting, oonoisting
ehithy of matins ef the priarthality, was held at the Free-
masons Taws, ler the perpeasof promoting the fannatiem
ofl Load°. Welsh rile maps.
sir W. W. Wrath M.P., who occupied the chair, add
' be had Men timmisted to take the chair in order Is mom
tau the feeliegs d the Welsh inhabitaate of Leaden
with regard to the shearer =overeat. There was • large
body of London Sada sad Lades hire enrolled as vahm
teem, and anythhig ley width the mationathy cl the prh.
muld be rendared, ovia in Lorre. was to ab-
ject which he was willing to_ support. Moe wee a way hese
Welsh corps is Limper. hen them Idrepool ring isasit
nearer the priecipality, the fanatics of a caps there woe
comrandivel may. It was for the reseting M thirds that
'wean* whet them was to be a Webb corps Ia Leedom.
H. of coarse, we hatter aims/aided with the Welsh people
in the principality thee with the Welsh in London. sad
therefore he Amid cell upon those who knew more of the
feeling of the Welsh the metropolis than he waste
dress them (Hear.)
Mr. warms, the fkardszy road letters from Colonel
Wyme, Hr. Illainerekimg, ,
Sir U. Bulkeley, Lind
Llasover, Pad Pontes Sr J. Hearer, Sir J. ilornilly, Load
&delay, Lord Hire, and Shin eon meted with Wales, av
proviog of the m=anned, mad promising it rapport.
Sir Tomas PIMA% ia propors the Mt resohniss.
said, it was not wswarry for hem to my myths( al the
object of the voinsther movement, fortis, this to remark
that it was essentially semsefal one. (Hear, hear.) Saw
few swathe ego he Ara thud of the idea al a distinct imps I
to be formed of Welshers, sad be oonfonwl at that time
he Urea thought it weraid be better that they Menld not
missile themselves nationally. There existed, however,
dialect corps of hotehmen and Irishmsa for the mho-
polis, and it naturally suggested Med( to army Web&
ass. that there should be a dialer* term of
riflemen roman* of iahabitaata of the principality. It
was for the meeting to decide that question. He hoped
I they would sot decode hastily, became if they once decided
that moh a corps ought to he formed, they mast not, fail
(Hear, hear.) it would be a drams to them if, after de-
ciding oa the fannatkm of • Welsh corps, they failed hi
await* it. (Hear, hear.) He should condade by Virg
the felleiring moieties i--" That thus Meeting cordially
of the fortieths of a national corps of Leaden
relas.
Silts if pasWellst and will exert themselos to
preemie UrAobject •
Mr. Pans* soseadetl the mecethoa, sad only regretted
that kis friard Sir T. l'helige lad not meths with moms as.
adore. (Hear, boar.) Ho had no doubt of the swam of
the movement, sad he rely regretted that it had not bees
commenced long ego. Ilse Welsh were sot interim to the
Scotch or Irish, aid then was re arson why they sheeld li
not have a distanct carpe of Welshers Wieser as well as
their neighbours of Sorrell aid Ireland. (Hear.)
The resolution was put sad Geoid oaaninaously.
Mr. Immo proposed Use as resolution, to the effect
that the carpi should consist et two Hods of members—one
of boassery members paying• dartio• of I. 10s. or aa
mama sahocriptioa 2/. 2a—the other of effective mem
lisms, paying 11. la. each. They mold sot object to this
inevemind cm the ground that it warmarlike in its
Imam it was jest the contrary. It was • pareliDry
s
a sod adeasted in • desire to MAW
tes=r- IA made them safe at Mrs, sad respected
airena. (Hear, hem.) With sped to the avows of this
putithiar memeasol, he had ao doubt of the arm el
would
senate's's. sad that whetever they undertook they would
Shot. (Mar, bear ) Thripropord to take their place es
" easiest Wirer "in the Mame of their country ; they
did mot mesa to go out of the astudry, but if in., thew
worry was headed be hit sure that they would not
belundload is renistimg say such attack. (Hear, hear.),
Yr. C. W. W. Wlllll seconded the resolution, and said
that the numerose asesiing bdom him was • gwareotee ei
the mums of the movement. (Hear.) He hoped there
was no one pressed wise well mot aid it albs, in perms
or in purse. (Hear, hear.)
The resolutith was carried.

Yr. J. WnLeame, aminses of the Quarter Seesioas of
Anglesey, reopened the sat reeolatioa, to the effect that
• committee be farmed to carry oat the object of the mem-
Lag. He amend bane them se am cd the volunteers of
krone dais. (Chems.) H. rejoiced to see that the ascinat
spiels of ha oesastrymew wee sot dead. (Mar, bear.) He
only one word a the Ant neolation—the wad
" ham what be mw before him, he could sot
'mortals my doubt ef the mom of this rearesmat.
MN G. B. limos estooded the eveolediess, which Tr
Muted.
Oa the motion of Yr. DLetso. seemied=allo -
am, a vote et thee& to the shaineea wee i 7
eemaFtimliZeiVred.:= Per:r•-• eiwitit
wee premated to the Wei* halters by but

Stvireo.uui RUMAT. Yesterday a
meeting of this wormy ma hal s$ Yee Atom. 11,V
ple-eteeet ; Beet Ambigua la the *hair. The eholeusau, to
operas; the ortesedieep. Aimed that b 7 the convene"!
actd l'lsB they weft ammerered to exercise their borrow-
iNPowers to Qs salsa et 40,0001. so soon to ors bait
tber earths) wee pia up.
tioalt was rum WA OW, SW he
wale therefore mews to aconniaace with the pisof.
sloes of iii• bet to walla he referred. the abeam he
empowered to harrow • aft eel escowhog 40,000 L apes
modem.% The raselatias Moira been eecoaded by .Yr
Hams, was assmiusedy sprossa of, sad the proceed/op
tormiseled.

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