The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-11 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Fall 9. Ikel
The Queen walked this Melling in the Sloped and
*oho Park. .
~ * tinnily teak their umal ainaga. Ot
lit.'s-1%61 igho niece Albert went oat hands' this pm.
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id btisiLleut. Colonel Rom. A. Geodes. doom
gll'olsilieu-r''eendi Ida-dame Van do Weyer, the Minds of Imie,
• i lee Moguls and Muchness'.' Worsen-taster, jug',
L ''''' '""e. Oromenor, the Earl of Alierdara, Viscount wee j
sad 1-'4 ""isea-i. mid Lord ma Lady Ashley, kit the of ees
lied yueout tag ....MI,
Cofle to deo. saps,
There i* no addition to um royal dinner party this evening. 6.
pas. 10. greet
Toe Qoeen and Prince Albert walked this atoning to the of va
well
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EL„.., end Windeor Park.
.6, ~,,,el fats lay took walkinrcursies Ice the meads ad- label
rive
&...ret to the Castle.
I lie' NW...4 . red his Royal Witham Priam•Alberv, her Will
111 SOS the Fib ens. Royal, the ladies and gentle- bear
R 1 al ---k a •• a bla sanded min
•••./ I the Wart and the °amid Claes 0 ,
dicre%reir- in the Private Chapel this moraine. The Has. IssP,
sag 0,,, U. Wellesley officiated. evil
u.,,,n o
ige7l Michas, the Duchess of Kest also 'treaded out I
th.
yew
Tise nnal dimmer circle la the evening Melted,' her Royal s•PI
that
yle,t.n, se the Darby"' of Kent, his Sense Highness Prince
E,l•ad • f Sias Weimar, Lady Puny Howard, Barmen eves
des evh. Mara. r Lady Lytteltoo. Lieut.-Colossi Uses C. Ten
d Mt/. Pnippe, Colson' Hon. Charles aad lin. iwol
they, • ac
?'W Wow Cooper, Mr. Birch, aad Mr. Glover. Co.
to r
doe
A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday afternoon ths
at tb. F a igni.ifin. The ministers present were Lord wet
pep.Konen, the Lord Chaneellor, the Mamas of Lens- ,
the Kai of Motto, Sir Hemp Grey, Viscount Pail- St.
sartstn, Hal Orey, Sir Francis Baring, Sir Jona Hoh um'
tone. Lord Campbell. the Right lion H. Labouett: re, the th.,
E al n• Car isle, the
The Marque of Claariesr-le and thy Right rod
Hoc Yen Menlo. Council sat two hoses and a haP. Rah
. stn
LOST) SHAFTESBURY has not yetrresined hie (AIM the
@tenantless of Committees ef the Howe of mo
ire
to which tha
an 414, Unit salary mid considerable patronage are attached. the
114 Let ship, however, has desired to be relieved km the nit
(aim of deputy speaker of the Lords, to which he had been hal
appointed is conjunction with Lnd Daman. A warrant me,
doh, tie sits ma .nual his accordingly beta issued, appoint- ma
leg Lori Denman and Lord Campbell to preside in the cop
Home of Licte, as deputy speaker, in the absence of the pie
lased Chancellor-- Observer. or
Sin F. BAKING, the First Lord of the Admiralty, bsi:
• has coonated to preside at the aanivormey festival of a* t!'
Royal Naval School, an the 4tl May nest. as
ale
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1 NIL DENISON, M.P., AND FREE TRADE. oh
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I At a very summons inessueg of landed proprietors sig
sea donut tanners. held at Inaosseer on Saturday, Dar. Devi- as
1 i , . M.P., offend soma explanation of his tendon with sa
I wen to the part which he has takes on the subject of of
I r !Aetas and free trade. The cub was taken by Sir Wm. de
. Ilttan Cooke, bast., and a endwise haviag been carried in soh
a ea of a morn to protection, Ni
I Xp•rtr DENts-OS .aid:—if he had lowered himself in their cal
erten by the vote he gave last week, he amid 'sly say that th
I h. Ind** honest alternative, and he would tell them why. his
11 .ulteded to the amendment proposed by Sir J. Trollop', au
ad ...ust chick Lord John Hanel! aad Sir C. Wood spoke, ah
r ash sic. red that =Miners would not comply. Now, po
1 lorry n.n to the house ought to consider the result of a to
1,1. lle was shoat to give. And the position ia which he co
r .t cal was this—that if, by his vote, he should tutu a eoviro- wt
lint or, who was to follow ? lie had no wish to tun my
.at the parent gererneseet. (Hums) War was to sec. II
essa then ? (Clue of " Lord Stanley," and " Hear, fc
asee,••) Well, he had no objection to I.ord Stanley, be- de
b team he behaved him to In a woad, dolly honest alma ; but in
pimp not always the most judicious. But supposing to
LAI s:aeley were seat for, unless he was pee- ki
pared to ea back to protection, and do away fo
wan free dole, why should he be pat is the p.
p..cs of Lard J. ha Resell ? And how would eh
I,
he h: &Me to get up a government in favour of pro- do
Win, ? Would he pit one of Sir It 'ben Peel's party of
a
to p end Lim ? In the fleet pine he did not believe they yr
1 wead be ams 4; sad, if creed, he dal sot believe they would at
d go .1a:, is the List alternative, an appeal to the country, w
if coa:st mg tten form a protection g .v. noment ? (" Yes.")
a Me tote annettuut : f the Home of Comatose, and he amid th
trey that tee po,•ertiosids had lot a single man, with so
It n the eeetiot of Mr. 11,ni-s, who had ever held
I.
chit ie. \. ode. (A coin: They will be all the haunter.)
y Hoses: or t...r.il a non had at been in othce before, he was 0
of sot the titre. am to furorfurora part of the government. He u
was firstly petioad.d Usit Lord Stanley, with a protection ”,
at party, cola pt loom 3 uventment which would std a 11
hariaight. And if ;waves hey like the Queen to send of
d 5,,, ige. ojegee j s.) ell, ha was /Ste they would u
1- sot wish for fir Ruben Peel. (No, no.) He
t- iroti:d be freak with them, and say that he was an
1-
...
that teeve.h. anted err form a government. Well, then, if -
slither '.r lin. r• Peel, Lied S.araley, ear Mr. Cobden ''
ie mend form a ',sensed, they must be content with the ,t 2
la present nee. And this be or his impression, he voted 7
id assist it. ametdisent, tecetdeting that it wee kis duty to n
ce his sent ono and to his constituents that be should do so. 'Z
e- Some a ',tote ms having been carried, it was agreed that
petiti as le got up std presented to Loth houses, praying for a
,a, asa aerate du.y. or the excosplion of the land and its pro- eg
ro dr tv from a:1 taxes whatever, as the only mesas of &Treaties
r- the evi.s as present complained of. a
or it
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nt TUE AMLEICA, Captain Leitch, sailed from Liver- e
id pool on Swaney tee Halifax and Boston. h
n. SI:fl:l.alt ACCIDENT.—On Saturday Mr. W. tl
he 'fakir held an inquest at the S:r Walter Stott, Pritchard's- ~I
ch rout Hacked, touching the death of Mrs. Maria Drabrook, •
and 70, the wife or a patlemaa residing in Clarence-
!or terrace, Hargersna. It appeared from the evidence that on 11,
In. Tworhy last tee acceded bad bees on a visit to a female t
for hind, rinsing in Eli-street, Kingslood-road, whose house
on tee d; ceased left about 8 u'elak in the evening on bar return '
ral hone. She was observed by several persons to have great t
dodiculty in getting shag as seseunt of the very high wind '
re- which mended at the time, and she was last seen alive en :
gts the bridge coo r the R gent'snanal. Her body was found '
the next mom* in too canal, into which it was supteecol '
. she was forced by the wind, there being no lends near the t
one man to save her. The jury returned a verdict of "Found '
dowser sad the Conger said he would write to the canal '
e.mpautr as to On dangerous state of the fences. 1
•
%%Mai vii Lowersiorr.—The Hurlington, belong-
ich int to Mr. lobo Penman, of Sunderland, Daniel Cole,
tea looter,
!mutt to Soultampton with coals, sprung a leak
:ho during the gale which commenced en Tuesday evening let,
he
sad cootuund with unabated violence until yesterday mont-
hs ler. Ise crew, 7la "umber, including the captain, work- d
36 keen at Ott pumps without Woe able to gain on the
111 H leak. sad at halt-pest 2 edock a wi. yesterday (Thursday,
la 7th **shish, went down, after breaking in two. The masts
ich cams sweeter like the blades of a pair of shears. The pro-
of viiestist races of the crew from a watery grave cannot be
loner described than in the words of ono of the sureivon :
Pi" " We were shoat 30 miles off Lowestoft, and finding the brig
int was fan stoking from under our feet, we had just time to
if jump into the tong-boat with a compan and a bucket; and
sea- as tee bra meat down the water floated the long•bost from
hi- off Inv dirk, and we had the greatest diffirulty to disentangle
40 Pt boat trots the popes of the mast, which fell over us.
However we pot clear, in the dark, and. with a boisterous
ere sea, we committed ourselves to the preservation of a merciful
an- poiedence. At day light we saw • vessel at a distance, but
en- could not make them perceive our handkerchief, attached to
;red the aid of oce of the oars. We were benumbed with cult!,
iti•• esaaurted by pumping, without food, and had not been in bed
sin lot three might,, and we had great difficulty in biting the
VW, oat of the loss bast to keep her Mtn*, when, about 6
thy o'ciacti in the evening, we disaavered a fishing Oa p ahead,
ire- being nearly two miles dletnat. We immediately plied our
tern Soot one in the direction of the anal, which we perceived
feet was bearing down on us, and in half an boar, which appeared
to us an age, the titling smack No. 69, of Ostend, came close
zees enough to ttir..se us a rope, which we aids fast, and drew
red ear frail barque alongside of the sloop; the mato of the
roll fisherman, a fine stout yarn men, immediately jumped into
at. our boat, and misted the Hoye aboard, one a whmt had his
feet and leg. so beausbed and swelled with the salt water
S. sad cold as to be usable to stand, having been 15 hours in
bell the boat. As soca as we got on board of the sloop, the kind-
:on- hearted old captain cried like a child for joy. To pull off
Pfte half the clothes from the hacks of the Flemish lean, and
tiara put them on to us poor naked and starving Englishmen, was
jeb- tee work of a few minutes. Hot coffee, Weed and butter,
with tried fish, was immediately pi/paved for us, end the
pill pale fisherman gave up their ban to us, although
:100- tb,y had been at sea dur.ag the whole of the
oOf vtnruk 01 Tuesday, Weiner lay, and part of Thursday.
db, la tam it woe impossible for us to have boss more kindly
th std. I shall ever bear in mind, with a gestatel heart,
the it.adness sad attention besnwed on us by these fisher-
mit , °in; std I deeply regret that it is not in my power to prove
Ilia ritctr...•, of my amertione." The poor men arrived at
Of
thtrhO this morning, having beta picked up about fifty
o, :h. milts bets this p rt. Yaw of them intend retuning to Las-
hio by the shame, Triton, whisk leaves to night. The boys
are to remain to be cured of than braids and recover the
tam *Moir limbs.
Ihelli.esE OF POST LiiTals.—Estiosste of the
sineter of marinade laden delivered 1a the United King-
telt doe in each year from 1839 to 1849.*
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that Assad Inerame.
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from
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islosE thistly epeakiag, it la for the year radios December 6, as
I, SSd which tire ed. wee made the atszlatass rase. The intimate
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Itsturn to the House of Conansoas, No. 345 (18iell
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