The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-20 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL iNTHLLIOBNCE.

STOraDVADOs.—Artiamia' slabs are forming in this town
to tmbh the meehanie, by a weekly subscription, to visit
London, after the firm day of Jul?, or when tram entr ince•
money shell not exceed Is Should the amount individually
subscribed mooed that necessary to free the passage, the sum
will be returned to the sulwriber to defray his charges in
London. It ia proposed to raise honorary subscription,
to pay the expenses of the club, the sundae, if any, to
be added for the benefit of the general fund.
FOLKISTONE. --A public meeting was held lest we. k,
at Folkestone, to form a sobeeripti.m that, to enable the
"industrious classes" to visit the Exhibition of 1861 at a
moderate east. lb. Hart, 8.q., Mayor, tolk the chair. Mr.
Barer, Man txplaaatery speech, detailed his plan, and
three *domed by many clubs in the kingdom, at bring
similar. The time was short, bat be thought that 91. per
week, for thirty week., would accomplish what they desired,
supposing that the railway company took them up at the rase
proposed. They meld be away (rem their home. for three
days, have food, lodging, railway fare (if the company ogre
to take gel. per male each wa)), and admittance to the Bible
bition, all paid out of about li. 3a. Mr. Boater co 'eluded
by observing that even the town of Folkestone would be
materially ben. fited by the influx of persons from Lon-
don, who would let their bonsai and come to the seaside,
and by the immense number of foreigners panic, to and
Mm the oontinent. He then proposed a ousinsittee to
receive the weekly enbstriptions of those who chose to be
members of the club. Mr. Jenkinas seconded oh • motion,
which was then pat and carried unaninsouLly. The mayor
hoped that every one of the indurtri :us classes would feel
that it W 44 a trifling deprivation to withhold 91. pet week
from their wages, which would give them a much plea-
sure and gratification, and by douhb ing the omentit otr Meek
they might take their wives, or, if not married, theil,estect-
hearts, so that all might enjoy sock a splenciet exhibitim.
Mr. R. W. name accepted the office of honorary secretary.
Among the articles selected by the Meer Committee are the
model of a 60 gun frigate, beautifully rigged ; also a working
model of Dean's diving apparatus, complete this will be
under water; a velocipede; a weighing machine; and a
we of English birds stuffed. Applications from intending
exhibitors were sonsidered last week by the Arbroath ann.
mitts*. The applieants were Mr. Hunter, Leysmill, a
Minh planing machine; Messrs. Kennedy and Rammy of
the " Arbroath Guide," specimens of impressions of natural
leaves taken by the printing press ; Mr. J. Christi., Car-
. myliiii, pleader figures ; Mr. D. Fraser, sail cloth ; Mesas.
8124'1,6, rambles makers, straw cutting machine, &a. The
; space regained for the exhibition of the various articles was
albsated by the oosamittee. It is expected that, besides
the above, some specimens of Forfarahlre minerals will be
Nat.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY MEETING.
A public meeting of the inhabitanta of the county
of Cumberland was held on Wednesday, at Carlisle, on the
Swifts, for the wpm* of considering the propriety of adopt-
lag sod promisee an tiddler to her Majesty, in coneequence
4 the publication of the Papal Bull. Ito fewer than 2,000
Cawere present. The meeting was presided over by
High Sheriff, THOltte SALIILD, Esq , of liolm-hill.
Mr. HASELL, of Dalemain, moved an address to the
Chem He had bees requested to state the inability of the
Lord Lieutenant of the wont, (the Berl of 1.014elai)"
attend; but his lordship. concund In the terms of the
seemisition and expressed his cordial agreement with those
lobe thought that Baumnist secroardansents ought to be
elliadily resisted. (Applause.)
Mr. salsa), of Low Mill Hos et, encoded the address.
Mr. P. H. HOWARD, M.P., then moved the following
mmeadateut t—" Tlikt ruff religiose liberty is the birthright
of every Englishman, and that any legislative interference
with the spiritual government of an unendowed church,
which claims nothing from the state but toleration, is alike
impolitic and unjust." Their lord lieutenaat hod said that
Humanist encroachments ought t be steadily misted (odes
of "Yee, yes"), but it was his (Mr. Howard's) duty to show
that their was no onmesscheteet. (Loud cries of " Yee,
yes ") Mr. Heath had said that Roman catholic., were the
foe, of civil and religiose liberty. id. voice : " Bo gigue.")
But Its would sek them If those of hit creed had not Imo
persegated at the time to which Mr. Resell alluded—the
peeled isf the Refosthatian ? Amongst the fist martyrs ~,
were Mr Thomas More and the Hilltop of Reeltester. URFORD, DEC. 17.—The delegates of the University
Prehismats ware tolerated in France before lipase satholice Press have resp,nded to the inquiries of the University
were tolerated in this many. Twenty-six of the miens Commissioners by • transfer of sixty thousand pounds to
ef the eseabliked ewe& kad_put their Won to o tlooomoot tit• ludarnity chest. It is also mid that the Bv iety of All
width Irmo* the pt sten tithe gesintip is bitiopopos Sash Dollop, at the strong recommendation of the Arch-
Misis-e% Tabs; ~And ENO* tillidolth;" and Magbarg) bishop el Canterbury, hag taken the lead in offering to give
—but he was happy to my ass thkgsgtelie, stiofiapielyth the Mast information to her Majesty's Commithonen on
be Mir lemons lid refund be .yet enel as accesatisa— the eabillOt of its statutes, revenues, dte. A new law sta-
b* alluded team Mahone of Exotar and Et. David'o. (Omen. tete will be brought forward early in the ensuing term ;
NM Mein) The Prime Minister of England had designated but ft is said that its provisions are inch as are not likely
(b meanies of the Popes as insidious. (Ha.m, bagy.) to musty the desire of reform which casts among the
Is (Mr. Howard) was at • lon to too bow It SKOV iatuilirsat resident members of convocation. 0 lobe.
Mid be insidious, seeing that It bad been spokes of RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR TEWNEARURY.—Two
'OM event length of time Won it was carried Into emu- Plllo4Thll Hu.uto —Shortly before five o.elock se Saturday
rem, As far back as 1848 Cardinal Winona had been evening last the passenger and hone carriage on the branch
tithed Arehbishop of Westminstern ; ind if he was named line between Athebureb and Tewksbury ( which consists ore
=Mr. Howard) was at • las to see how it Gould_
_lse single line of rails), left the Asholurch station, conveying
He thought that the Prime Minister of IWO Midis the driver and • bey, Mrs. Mudge, wife of Mr.
have been merciful upon Lord John Russell of INA. Hedge, tanner, of Tewkesbury, and her little son • Bush
ellillegar, hear," and laughter.) The honourable gentleman Pries, • married woman, red bog at Twining ; and Thomas
to address the meeting amidst great genes., and Borrow, a carpenter, Tewkesbury. The vehicle was followed
resee"gentually obliged to give way altogether. at the usual interval by - IWe-06th engine which runs daily
Mr. M'OIBBON, aranufseturtr, seconded the mind- Intheen Cheltesham and Tewkesbury, but ons tri the
MIL horse ia the &mans tallith. oho Waren a the lot." wa'
llesothilimirol WAIICHOPE supported the origiaal stayed, and the eloise coming up, • collision, attended with
ethifillerkegAllir the Rev. Mr. Barns, of Whitehaven. fatal melts le two of the pamemen, took plan. There
Hr. JAE of Htutock Park, spoke at considerable was no taillighttotheearriase to dirges the etteution of the
Mega+ is theent_pl the original motion, and gave Mr. thine driver, aid to title mission, it is feared, the
Howard a geode Mit that the next time he presented him- fateleatafooplie is atieeireumstasee,which, how.
self as a email/ for the city of Carlisle, be would be not ever, appears ahopther to have moped remark at the
heck to his dna& of Corby to enjoy its mil felicities. moner's issgeleitfen. The anaviage, with three oomnart-
mo
not mennesst, 411•11 Borrow was taken up insen,lble from
buT'tThwhiellii". I.
. °ltlth°andliN. pEntisnsiledthe amendmentaaa ata,:ethent' off tit. tie eng iashla l.thelliewshavingdaewppeareth
atleyepinambandkosvecriblmhe.
Mat 1 about:ik 100Thhuale 'originaiweresootiehellaapertreinii‘ afriril by" delli:ermeweasigaltollhes.ili waellaartanswertainof edan life had ebeethnerracticri--
. dead en the tlpthethe then, in
womanthe fragment, and
HENRY HOWARD, of Greptoke COW*, proposed panther** BMWs boEf of the Poor , Bush Price,
.hat Oa High Sheriff sign the eddies' on behalf of she wee emeired beneath -the heavy roc/, which had crushed
„ and take early mama is inmost It to her one enthreend M. The emistaaile of a surgeon was pro-
cured with thee daisy, bet It availed not, for she had
Vills(lPrritlead by acclamation. A vote of Makin the bees Mal iwelessweeweely. Hesem expired during the
Eisk Ilber! toneLosted the proenthilinop.
7er4st night. The Gaups ef Mee. Badge and her eon seems alto-
gether othenhas; they occupied the middle or best
. RAYthew-Onie of .. liirdete meetings soak impartment, mid lin. Pries was seated in the back or
Mkt awambled (leameday), at the tipper third-miens division of the carriage. Neither of the 'ormer
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lii ill.. IWO fie presidency cif riethedany bodily injury. The driver wee some distance
. SA exclueintly of lay- away at the moment of the (albino, and it is to be regretted
OM -ththeli if thet In imitardes if that he did not apprise the passengers of their danger as soon
Wm "aid neWoyelitas lay held at the /row se the engine appeared in sight. Borrow's death taking
Vs* ylatietat wee aloe erowded whh Sees is the town, the inquest on his liody wu held on
meet of gentleman dale city, and the peon& Monday, at the Town hall, rein' • while'
alawswhes thawed thetas diminution hoe tampion is VMS& occurring in the misty,
therongh protestant Mins tenfold la this Sty Moe the held the same day at Atheisureh ;
nand digoesiltroestiop of the Pope of Rome jury returned • verdict, of sosidental
Int beams 'sale& Agile , who was greatly op. time most strongly a:pining their
gbethed, loyeeesed apesthe tho weeigty of their of horse power and steam power or
sat aiweitai the eihnuist avid ledigsatba which had bees only a sisals Use of rail) is dar
=NW la sogyileato. Ea hued that they would opts ho watt be nada compatible with'

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