The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-11 00:00:00

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LEEDS AND WEST RIDING FREEHOLD

LAND widigli:

shred, be we are baying estates everyiustk,asel sometimes
we bay them weekly-. (" Hear, hear." sad load sheen.)
A geed deal has lass said utast the pendia sad
anal aid meal Manages of Mee sosiMe. Now,
while I sauteed kr the social sad meal. I dem% lost
sight el the palsied Lusters which we enteme ; sad I ass
mans to sa ate ward on this, bemuse I Maid nee wish it
to be ; for we wish it to be tally uadentood
that what we are dams Ms not absolve paitat he=
Minas with the quad= of the Imelda is the wig E
ought to be dealt with, is order to ninon some . el dew
gram SaellUdiel whisk prevail In oar represonative
(Her, hear.) I don't at present may how tar this
shentetleletadirect
Ids say that I M eld be sorry U theethee
sips
of
eheabireet appeal to pseftemest der
ipm=
shealdehlak MS we, by
freeholds. parliament tram Mina ef esilowillie
lag the ;people. (Hear, bawl.) Skit I dec seiwilse.l
, look spa as • pdhliel issemswl, Ida
great 'edelweiss ; lethis,r I ea qpili sise, dial, west
you
see thus eseranddelag yomeizazatlers rb.
you will oleo Ism spas lb. Ihn
peasant—a liberal polies, ads in ..J
to the freachies, bat cm ell other
pies=
bees of parliamat are • ;very tire
mambas for mattes Now, the maim amass ham
hitherto bees moldered es Maas seenstidsg Who • elms
aesopay—set tile mesepely dseat,bum •.s ply
a the as 6aaablr. We sit knew that the
balk of the county Wades' have been masesi Ws:
few families. I could name to yes • half dam Of
smiles where the aomiaation of coadidatio, sad the
Mame le% ore Milled as tie Sabi, after dieser, at
daresis Milliamem'e Posies& the pre body silbrelEMEW
have desk es little wise, sad see etch Elk to the
seisisaiks el essilidales as mit awl's valet or my Wee
weidermetes--(beer, asellebeitA—probably, if yes weld
fades= the meteor, yes wield LA that the perdu kid •
frzwise in these eisedess 'Shea the great belly at the
, bola peal ea t thennell (Hear, hem.) Times sods-
dee will hew the sleet of &se* this system ; net merely
la referees' to We obaseseer el the wed swells of the body,
bat she la reheeses es titers sweep then who ere now
two and ladepssilost. We shall elms a "haw in this way :
these away as=hes who are often bead akar to-
gether in Leaelsra, beteg a sort if seabed body—the
members of ear apiculture' septim will bear the 11111T0b111
of mouths width main seek towns a Leeds, Birming-
lam, Wetrall Webeehamptos, lapis', " Ton will find
these !vest=s
land Mattes will play the 'mischief with us
if we mama asp them." " What are they Lies at Btu
'Bingham r aye one. '' Why.lll,ooo or 4,000 puma lave
laid out lams of mosey is lead, and are building
houses as them, sad so at Wolverhampton, and the
am at Coventry again. And they will inquire of one
mother what 4 to be the result of all this • ad these who
sit foe the more populous pluses will suddenly begin to be
impressed with mom liberal Latish', aid will as soddenly
be seavincod of the truth of the principles and Mows they
have all their livee Lea opposing—they will as.. to saes,
when the ballot is proposed for sdoptloo, and lastsa with
some shanties when any a. proposes a cossiderahlo re-
, diesden ia the national expenditure—(h°nd atems)— sad
when they soma of them begin to walk out oscaltaally with
, Hs Ham in favour of some notion of retreaohntsat, the
, members who sit for arialtaral districts will beta to leek
saaketaly in the Maeda of that lobby, and to was.
I Eel what their time will wise. (Chan Bad loathe
• Ms) This is the way la whisk these tha' week
is this eountry ; the will probably be ao
revelation or very viole=t change, but still the Wel
• bad societies have already dose *sough to make siestry
I members pease sad sass at the fetus' • they will koala e
hype their course not on the actual strength of the ilasobstril
. lead societies, and what their members hove now Mama
. by these mans, but whoa they as what boa boss dew Is
, two years, dunes which period 80,000 peruse have bees(
I aloha, they will calculate what will be the east in the
l anise of four Or five years, and as ao public Ps, wisdom
his age may be, likes to conaive of ktroself as beteg Mkt- 1
• geisha in five years, there is ass •am ameelpd Wen bat
L will look more favourably at the gaieties et Estado'
• reform in consequence of what has been des.. (Merl And
I those organs of public opinion whisk mama the essegrade
, class who want to see say progress ad Improvement
, in the world, such organs as yea have beard Mr. Carbutt
. read from just now, you know perfectly well how they work;
. as they enact their patrons will be seised by a peals worse
. than we anticipate, they try to show that we are a dishonest
• set of people who ought not to be trusted. (Hear, hoer.)
. The world has always bees dividedinto two elessa—then
; who have spat and those who have saved ; the thrifty adl
the extravagaat ; sad the building of all the house, the
, milli, the bridges, and the ships, and the accomplishment of
• all other great works which have rendered man civilised
i and happy, have been dome by the savers, the thrifty—
, (" Her, hoar," sad loud appLess); end those who kayo
, wasted their resources have always beim the slaves of those
who Mabee& thrifty. (Hear, hwy.) It ha been the law
, of wore and of providoses that it should be se ; and I
, should be a great impostor if I method ay slam that they
, would advance themselves if they were improvident, thrugh.tr
, Iwo, and idle. (Hear, hear.) Bee what is gulag on in
another country Inland—where them is almost tt
, whole elan who ars jut now being estermlasted.
There le nett:dog which will save the world's; aliases if they
do not take advantage of the present favourable SW, of
trade in the eountry—if they do not take 'dams' of it by
putting something by. (Haar, hear.) Why, gentlemen, •
, few years of swag habits amongst the working dares
of the sunofectarieg diaries, would transfer them to the
posit/me held by the middle classes a few generation
ago. (Applause.) Ido mot like to be thought to he reading
mama to the working classes, because it swam so much
like seam* that you mei better than they ; and especially
might I sot to he Weight to do so to those now present,
tames, by being here, they prove that they, to some extant
at teat, de not used it. But, gentlest's, I cannot Lip (al-
ias intolenat when I think what an *mains amount of
mosey is wasted every year by the working elms is this
country. Gentlemen, there was • paper prepared and read
by Mr. Porter, secretory of the Board of Trade, contabie
hug mom fate which aro really 'teethes, hat to
which everybody who knows Mr. Porter's easeful
ad elaborate lobos's, sad the amities he holds,
suet attach the Melee, imarteaco. By this paper
Mr. Porter rubs oat that way, many millions we spent
every year by the workbag Muses ia iatoniating drinks;
sad *peat, too, whoa they must be Meat from their wives
ad families. (Applause.) Now this is so utterly ad tho-
roughly selfish. (Laughter end loud choirs.) I don't
mean to say that they might to make • practice of drinking
it in the Loam of their wine sad chUdren ; bet the fart
of their doing these things theist from their homes, shows
that they art doing that which conaa receive the approba-
tion of their wives and Midas. (Load spoken.) And,
seaters, I believe that the people of this (wi filll
swamies to the Importance of improved habits, border
to mesa the buses of societies such as this. (Hear,
hese) When you see your distinguished samba mad
others of his elms coining forward to recommead saving
habits, believe me they are giving you Loth of their dis-
interestedness • for though I do not at Least stand in
the position of the honourable representative who has ad.
dressed you, yet, if I did and wanted to make the people
slaves in this country, then I would My to the working
classes—" Follow drinking habits. (Vehement and reite-
rated cheering) /Lend Lay shilling yea got on the Bator
day night as fast as you can get it, and then I am sure
I shall have you at my pries on Monday morning."
To revert, however, to the somewhat more practical
part of the saniag's badness, you have no doubt
ban told by oertaia parties that you are goiag
to invest your money in the portage of property that will
not be valuable to you. Now, gentlemen, I sonsider that
the investment of ia the nerghbwrawd of towns in
this misery la the of Lad is not only the 'Was
bet she most profitable investemet that a we ow maks.
(War, beer.) 111 toil you why I trash so. Aesp=a:s
this aseatry outlaws to advaaos in wealth and pepaLtio,
tho load of the town mast always amuse in mdse. (" Hsu,
hoer," and applause.) This win newspaper editor who has
hoes paid to you said, " How can this land be worth the
=sees. mhos all the' goat Laded proprietors are about to
rodeos the renter (Hear.) Well, bet lee forget' that what
be always complained of the towns at the time of the coca
laws was, that the landowners sacrificed us in the towns in
order to keep up the rents. We always maintained that with
Ms trade in corn the marfactunag pinatas would
flourish. (Hear, hear.) We do not say that the agricultural
population will not flourish; but I say, at the coatzery, that
when reel improventhats an Maul in the art of cultivation
—improvements ars when they set themselves to work to
Improve their ewe badness—whoa they have learnt to grow
three bushels (am they may) when they beton grew two—
when they will do theses tin% whisk it la theirdaty to
accomplish—then I will dim squally as meek ►pros-
perity as the messiest peptides enjoy. (Hew, bear,
sad applause.) This wiesgesdessas say' the landlords ari
all redesimr their realm liar lan not aware that they are
all redaelag their Hatt— (bar, hear); bat let that pain. I
repeat that as hug as WE =salty madame to Menem Is
wealth sal popelatles. a /sag meet dis land in tas neigh-
bourhood If teems iseresee is idea. Whoa the senuttry
begins to be statiam, or e• &elite In prosperity and
population, then will the lead la the vicinity of your townh
Lame stationary a decline It alas Bat when Worried
arrives, will not the public funds and emeriti" end every
other conceivable form of investment la this country, dailies
also? (Loud Leers.) Gestlemen, until Wet cow* yen
will find the land in this neighbourhood of tows p on
steadily increasing la valore I like thin mode of lavistssat or
mother teen. It introdness puma to the pane es el
land. (Hear, hear.) I do act lmlEve that smetwal NW
when they have obtained 360 or 400 yards of hake
7
y are far more Wily to Imbibe ea
hr bed which will sea laweasher. (
wail
Waity have always ht there wee se
gongtronsfe that they had .e.
),.... of to • leashaiLtalk of a treasila i
Yin might pareltaer • a of lead kr 3CeS. et
amp Welt be ask Awe Ike die. •
eweeqemeeeeiglit beim leewh est ile lawyer *weld weer
'dole IWO Pa OIL or Wata=l.ll=
but wow we to salsidebe by the Of
Midi ea (Apples.) Ferwaelety we has Ibe lible

LIIDII, Deo. 10.
The Ent fah at this eoWft eras held to Loeb
the Matron ((verge Itmes in the ,hair;
sea was Waked yJuan OneMangell, Mee., M.P. ler
rimiellereesk ; Itiehard Cokes, lare., M.P. for Ile West
; ad way ether gestlemea. Abest three basked
poem sit dews to tea is the Musk Hall, ark shalt the
somenal el the tables, elbow were admitted. The saris
leek plasm (a esiebeades .f the essisty's fret el
head, she paatiembase seassefrd wish wk & are is the
*Eon Wooded.
Tie MAYOR epee& the presseelkse by eallig; epee
Mr. Thews ?Bacilli' eseretary, le read tee repeekedwhish
Sea lellskag le as *street :
°The Wet Meg Presheid Leal fierdity tens mei&
liked sm tes 7th ef Jessary led. at a medleg kid bile
Seeeklkoheses Haw, Waked by Twee% lbellb
esdieltigide semi eseless "debate, at the fremelmil bad
whew, lee ths psrpsee of explaidag ke priesiples Ilmae
ablessia. The :moiety was lewdly leangeosted early k
Febusary, sad the fleet saimmeektiess were seedved ea the
lete at the same meath—the seelety, *mike, heinia
the teeth men* of Me esidermes. The somber
at its eammeasemeat was 2711, holdtag 3711 ism.
that pried et sew members have eaten& holaimPl
shares ; sad 22 member,, holds" 3$ have IPM.
draws for vedesellaNSO, such ee /.111111111111 flee the Si..,
stabsese, lks. The peWt sambas if membees is Umeeise
Werbeldiee Ma *sem Tler ..s 711p1
meteei sy Ie Set
Ileeterie ?Lit
the vim le betsallicTlaersbe. he ma piste el la
for • first Meeimet. Sewing neseeses welt sseeldaishie
pdse lakellke eiread the sensidets e/ the tem tee that
pewee,. In Asper. after the sesetts of se-
vent Ohm Ms had bees oresidered, met sites
were aMseled, sad the sosisers einem erse fr
suede/ le newsy the sem, sad so mart se
their eseepostive vales and eligibility. That we esseedlagly
dm aft peas me ; pleas of the ~rdse sareepill wise
MI Woe the eimemistm, esserepoM by •
ImiMileMiemport. After mature esseideratisa wsli Mar terse
MI6 • wellbs peens* leveed= by nearly all the matbses
et erMaitese of the moat suitable plus, the two edam is
Teekweed wen Whisky deed ups as *thee", ai sinew
sesame being seasidered, for the prpoee of the aseisty.
The two estates (merited upwards 64 wept tad we.
pueshased for the sums( 1,669/ Be teen as the pusher
was 'occluded the committee advertised for eostrame der
klieg and @works the meets, as laid down ia the Mem
seepeted by the surveyor, sad whisk was adopted by the
wepoduses by earefal ereddsratlea. The esseemele were
aweediaily eoselked with sompetent and lauetwortley
,to couplets the paving mud seweriag, adte pee
perms
the,herb stones, with pod materials sad in • week
manner on or abort the and of January
awn.ls the eresetruetioa of the sewer the sew
mks" have adopted the new sad improved ear*.
emote thy(; sad jackass have bees pissed es the
mein tube, which will allow of the slake, site., of the holm.
sommanteating with It. Is these arrugesseste, sad is the
distribution of the streets sad the leas of tee,
baONag lime, the great Is of the senamlttee W hem 1•1
swan pod and easy moms to the preperty, tel sedlelest
'slued ventilatioe, the complete &dans el the MI. eel
the meets of household cleanliness, sod is eme sleek cop
terrace an unbroken lite in the construction of the Maser',
The committee did not feel that they could impose habit 1
reetristions es the Embus relative to building, ka. bat
they have been most anxious that all they did dielhould
suggest to the awe', the extreme desirableness sad lc "port-
once of attention in the external style awl the interest ar-
rangements of the houses to the at poke% of proporti on—
• aosvenlence, end last, but not least, a considerate
deference to the *visions and wishes of the whole body of
the *Mew with reference to the style, the character, and
general arrangement of the erections placed spots their hp
divideed aUounents. The estate has been divided late
eighty-three allotments, inteemeted by one mats
street, named Freehold-street, tee yards wide betwixt
the herb stones, end 20 yards wide betwixt wall and
wall ; two terraces. fronting York-rued, named respectively
Cokes-terrace and Corbett terrace ; a short street, into
which a peke footpath will be diverted, named Cress Free-
hold street ; ad two back streets, 20 feet wide, running pa-
rallel with the ma street, and awed respectively Franchise-
street and County:street. The soot of Groh allotment, with
the exception of six corner es" was fixed at 291. 10s., um.
prising three principel Wise, es fellows: Lead, about 19" •
& patio asweriog, and putties kerb steals, shoat 71. • legal
charges of contract, original seaveyeses, sad cooveyeisee to
members, 31. 10e. • total, 291. 10e. Peery attendee' has
been pald to teen economy ia the week done upon
the estate, as ler as economy sad geed weekaandelp are
eempetible ; and is the items of earuyet's and solicitor's
charges the Birsainsham scale hes berm adhered to.
The readiness MA which the elletments hem been taken
up by the members, is the beet comment twos the merits
of the purchase, and the only one which the Enuelttes
will allude to. It will be obvious that with the funds in
hand, and an early demand for 7001. or $OOl more, in pav-
ing, he. site., the committee could not pay for the lead. They
sceordingly availed themselves of the power to borrow,
which they were enabled to do throne% the kindness of two
of the trustees—Alderman John Wilson and Jams Kitson,
It•q., who have given their joint mote for COW , at six months,
which has hese discounted by the scelety's waken. The
committee are happy to my that 28 of the allows" have
engaged to pay off the purdahs messy, NI can II the con-
veyance, are completed ; and es, in oceneequence, it will be
possible te pay elf the borrowed Mum in the course of the
next three or four months, the welsty_will sow be in e
situation to nuke a further medues. Whoa it is is • pod-
tin. to do so it will obviously be the duty II ties committee
foe the time 'beim to look out be had la ewe ether sad
(Kitimat locality suitable for the wielletted sweibere."
JAMES 0. MARSHALL, Merfr, st.r.e potted the
flat reseladoe. He congratateek la fellow Iserwease se !
the very esseetragnic cosusesswest wade is Leeds, to-
wer& early's. eat the freehold Ind seevesaent. He m-
ewed the meeting that If, es ememilsollea, he meld have
found wake, which meld - desk se te to sta-
bility of the society, he Meld eel have tem there to
eseessaead the pits for their Irk (ZelOW)
After kW* be the shareholders well Oh*
own affairs, tb. \eseseable MeMeded
moving " That this weft pep e& the gene' ellelmele
of the estate in Tawkwed as • ertmliew deamdeasise
of the panelist Wilkes dried by lime Peeskeld Lead
Societies (esposially to mem with mai bassets), ler
menthe' *heap and eligible sites fee ballase, sad ether
purposes; and would express Its greet eatiolaides that the
Ant purchase and dietribution of land by the misty, seise
lee favourably for its future prospects and summa'
Mr. Alderman CARBUTT, one of the
seconded the resolatios, and at greet length =lied=
statemeake is the beds tory paper, in which objeutiese led
bees takes to lead and building 901111/101.
The moieties was carried amidst loud applause.
EDWARD BAINES, Esq., moved the nezt
which he maid was a speech in itself, to the ess=clellidt
which he wild heartily may, Amen. It was, That this we*
let, whl bt it admits the great utility of freehold lead sralsiss
ee a powerful sad most legitimate mesas of trundles the
political franchise, is of Metes that the moral benefits of
each wadies &wetly outwelgb the peeks' : that habits of
thrift sad sobriety aresaesateed by tee offeWtoolt7
s safe 'overuses% Ibr emu savings, with the
ultimate protest* of thereby eeserdeg ea indepeedent free-
' hold, that object of *want sad hemealis eabliea to the
moans, esaa : that the 'upsetter Meted Ned Worse' seal-
tary arrangements attainsble emerseathea is dieatarehsse
and distribution of building kW. will readys to the
comfort of the domestic hear*. sold Already twat tO Im-
prove the whole household •011111114 ar eyeselfe Mom ;
that the peuessioa of a stake is the see, 'Mabee by • Tess
hate sad pereevering mune of ledusteyead eseefakere, will
gourds a holies of saltraspeet, wee* will at eses be a
safeguard against the may temptations te MMus 'adul-
teress which beset the operative and Ore wipe ember
sad higher efforts to raise hisaelf the -said MIA meal
soak: end that in addition to time sebeleetlil sileastmese
_cohered by the Freehold Leailleeledessa alms dame of
lie iNividusl members, the oesememdfd ise Ms sellective
'spooky, will largely gale ;is IMMIIe wl,l le rem ener-
getic end eked's* for all the peep= of meal saaelioratios.
and will greatly add to .01, stseetth sed solidity of its
guarantees for the preservation el enter, and the beressaiess
and'happy working of all its imitations."
hider:ass J. WILSON briefly sounded the resolution.
I The CHAIRMAN next called upon Richard Cokes,
IN. to support ill
Mr. COBDEN, M.P., os *lag, was reeeived with nibs-
dude plaudits. He sad— I ccogratelate you on the
report we have heard of year of ; not that I think
= SMUT/ are se many as they will be yet, for 1
of the circumstances which characterias
kb sepeeglegal all each societies, and I can account to
yea me hews not more members up to the present time.
M •
O attalir of a similar society is London, which is
ORM " The Nat West Freehold Load Society;" ad I take
•Olive port In its mansgemest. For way maths after we
Mwe made vac little prowess Is that society,
ho more ex siemteen of our board—
iMite she had had the greatest experience is benefit
bellahe date—add "wait till we have made our first pur-
ism*, Mt then we shall p shoed right ; never mind for
OWN • low members at lint, it ia all the safer, as it will
freebie us to ley our foundations if slowlyt yet surely."
(irm, hear.) It ha. just been so—reeisely wee Pfe•
MOM, and from the mostent of weeldayeet Ileet pitshese.
eke* showed the practical made, M theigstaeb The
had yalestresel was laid oat is alhemebb est swot ail
the embees. oche eswereed shwa eat OMR let. In the sews
sot item teat mew*we lewd Attention,
Meade. e. *eddy, sad $ setiiifs Weems is ear
Embus task plass shy/wilds. afelam.) We we sow
the Wpm is the Ihe large
WM, estsblished Inki°l=amagrelsere.) Hav-
ing kw ablest ben London a fended, I hardly
Mere hew may umbere we have, we bureau so
(sag; bet we ere settles es, I know, towards 3,000.
C 1....) I mast tell kow may estates we bays per-

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ll, 1850.

ditty reessled, sad the steep day so issmeassly reload as
to prove of ray rest rank to sack enelette es this.
Wh ,losing peeler of bad made by this stele, will
to make all the members advocates of a system for
the sale sad transfer of land. (Applause.)
Whet a maa heaths to thumb his parelusent eoanyanes
sad tie the lams of jargon and rabbet' of whir it is con
will say, Why should I sot hive a simple
rate he
of my lead ? " (Loud cheer) 4nd jentlersen,
there esally s so rums why you Wahl sot. (Hear, ker.)
I bases I raid thaw to the boyars that they do
i 4.11161111 at eon 11/1 Gaon a wrong by shutting out can
term& Let them mks the ' of land easy to be
moist them wines bmllp, quick returns, and
eel this they will soon dad atllbapysegriedil
hirearsons worethey lave sae now. ( .)
Well, Wan tee a the imitated el this
Lad that we eta talk about sad dimes
tese allied about the trader of laad. (Applause.)
Rookie wealth' MO of land Just bought by Oh misty.
This iireggyeses harp bees ark, see what a uarbse of
laborite will be wouployed to risks the lima and to sewer
it ; sanoyete gad erne te lay is gut sad repose it to be
belt ups ; sad traria wilt me bore after hear rising
=We Plefonft ilms you will fladmagenth larksetten,
esrpersn, gad all sorb of aliens Imerght es to
die lend. Fallow end this ities. gad Sim as If bad was
tore r .wily tea- diaable es ere essemeditir
low, ark MOM emilsprist fee labour world be bower
lac sat haw meek rare labor there word be irffhe pm-
seat sauna of sempallies. (Applause.) Try Wit, and
;see if bales of wear seeds were taterfered aid beinepted
la thou wepladseilles _Mattis, ea ere egi tlidr way Ines
**se rare asemeryt by bag deeds of esavoyeass
the jewel' enellati-Arawa up mad herglit forwardby. gentlemen *ward sad brought up, as it wen, to study
the arta of systiffesties, expose, sad delay. (Laughter
sad applaget.) I as sot surprised that there should
he jealousy 'in as to the regress of the Freehold
Land Society. It le true that oar some hes much
resembhaes to that of emother gaiety, which is, however,
very different. I mega the Lead Society of Mr. O'Connor.
Now, I do not want to impeach the motive of Mr. O'Connor,
or of those who jolted him in that scheme ; but there is one
Mrlwh the wake, clews *raid apply to thee" easier@
—WM wens which try should always ask is the ree—
1, sod that is, "Is it enrolled under an an of rrliameat."
(lima.) if it is not, thea it is not a legal society—yon do
sot take advantage of that protection which parliament
Ins wisely, and In many cases, gesereasly, given to Wes
segieties ; sad if you do not eke ears that it is
ossolied, yes have no right to onspleia if your society fe*
sod you have set the 161111114 of winding up the misty, sad
isseregriagils smear which you have invested. These
Goa lobemists who are not thus earolled, have me
nab' to seeepida seder such eireantatssoss: but still les
his Oh ergo& of the Anti Freehold Land Society party •
Ping M plan as in this positioa whoa we ere gavelled.
( .) Got society is murr the eogairace and
sertien of an sat of parliament. This is the first thing
whisk you, as working men, have to look to. The neat
Ara b, are the directors repeatable sad responsible men ?
I dent meal by this all they ell risk men ; Ise you may
have mon who are rich who are not repeatable, and you
may have men who are not rich but vary respectable.
(dear, hear.) The 'moral et meter and bearable con-
duct of the man is all that you eta nest to; for if
you trust to a man of indifferent character and want of
knowledge, you any deposed upon it all will be wrong.
(Her, hear.) Goalie's's, I must reiterate, the first thing
for you to know is, is the society enrolled )—mad the second
is, are the men who hare the management of it good chea-
ters ? (Hee, hem.) Every body la Led' knows who the
gentlemen are who form the board of directors ; and having
sea that they an respectable men, nod asoseelaing farther
that t sy aro ISIOWVISI MOD. I do DOS for my put ea how
an) thing bat good sun ease el those societies. (Heer,bear.)
I have looked these ileidltias round and round, and through
and through, and if they are honestly managed, I am sure
nothing but good can come of them. After a few words oa
this topic, Mr. Cobden concluded amidst rapturous appease,
by untie the West Riding Freehold Lead &nay to
breed inertias, so that they might, by his neat eat,
berme the sewed society in the kingdom.
Mr. RICHARDSON moved, and Mr. Councillor
MORGAN grouted the last resolution, which was as
follows "That the plan adapted by the National Freehold
Land Society of purchasing seats", and inviting the public
to take allotment in the same sleet with the subscribing
member, sad whir, secede; to the report made by the
SWUM= ef the society, bit worked well both far the gab-
' scribers sad the public, tad also the suggestion of the deb
gates at the Birmingham Coronet* repeals/ the dl
vision
of the Wert looming from allotted shuts, solely emeogst
the members who have not received allotments, are, in the
opinion of this asesteg, denying of the senor and avant
tionsiderstios of the mars= of the West Biting Freehold
Land Societp."
All the raeolatiau were serried saaaimossly ; and, after
• rota of thanks to Masud Cobden, Req., sad the Mayor,
He meeting separated.

8211291026.—1 n obedience to an order of the Hoar
of Comatons, ride on the 2d of August list, on the motion
of Mr. Donau, as abstract bee bun putilkitod of returns
of benefices onsand, or sae stomobly held with the mural
sue of Cilaweestar and Bristol, Oxford, and Peterborough,
stating their usual value. Of Foments made out of the
opisoepal fond to nay bishop; snit of all lands parchssed by
railway toompulos hunt mum in tho bonds of dignitaries
of the shank spocifyiag portiadam Under A. first had
the abstract siatos, that maned to the bishopric of Glow
outer sad Bristol is the 'lousy of Alesesdshay the per
iglus of which in the year wading October 1,1848, was!
9331. 16e. 2d., the outgoings as ratei,taxes, repairs, he., sod
curates stipend (2601 ), 3921. 10s. Bd., leaving • nett Swims
of 6411. 4s. 6d. That the ealy preferment hold in sonuzion
with the bishopric of Oxford is the sass" of Caddied's,
ENO voles (for the you 1846, later the. which the bishop
has so Muni is London), 4741. 8.. 105., and nett yield
after deducting 1001. for OUrite's salary, and 861. 13s. 2d.,
for ratio, Ito., 2881. 16.. Bd. This assosat, however, a foot-
note informs us, was takes late oesoant, whoa the usual
itsgmutotioa to be paid to the cue of Oxford was Auk_ by
the order is mewl of July, 1837, at 3,8081.
per won. With the us of Peterborough In
held the rectory of Coster, the grass valve of which
including the ...Welds. of Sutton and Upton, which sr*
annexed, is 1,1061. 14.. 44., and the son posited., after
deducting woos' Slued. (2161), taus, tenths, and other
esterase, 9061. 14s. 10d. Usdr the sound head It oppsan
th it putouts have boon nude in augnsentatioa wades
various orders is cooed' to the following mist's: the Bishop
of Chester, 6631. 19s. 2d. in 1848, sad at the rata of
1,0671.188.'4d. Wase ; the Bishop of Chia/aster, 6601. • you
but 1837 to 1611 ioslusivo. 6401. 10s. 64. la 1842, cad
6311. Oe. 161. • yam dace. No other hassles or poeferasst
is held with these two ars. St. David's 1,0001. is 1841,
1,6881. 6., hi. is 1842, and 1,6631. Go.' Bd. a year since;
Exeter, 2,3601. 19s. 6d. up to 1860 is commutation of
tho Mobile Latest la an estate troaderred to the
comnalnisaers. Dr. Moogrou, Bishop of Hereford, in 1838,
'89,'40, sad '4l, 1,4004 • year. 1,3834 91. 6d. is 1842, sat
boa '42 to '4B, whoa he was truslatad to the Arobbishopria
of York, at ths rote of 1,3691. 3s. 42. pa shout ; Dr.
liampdsa, his satamoor, 7041. 2a. 6d. in 1848, end at the
rite of 9701. 16s. Bd. annually since, besides 1931. le. 3d. in
'4B, 3711. 1 Is. ld. la '49, and 2791. 2a. 7d. la '5O,
advanced by Ms commdoaers by way of out-
put. To the Bishop of Lishfield, 8601. • year,
is 1837, 1838, 1839, 1840, and 1841 ; 8411.2.. In 1842, and
at the rata of 8261.4.. 2d. • year sines ; Llsadaff, in 1860,
1,6291.1.. 3d. which stands as the first payment to this
bishop. To Dr. Bagel, the late Bishop of IDiticad, 8001. in
1837; 7801. Issetae the years 1838, 11M, 1840, sad 1841;
7391. 16s. Id. is 1841, sal afterwards as loan aLe hold the
eel, vin.: to the year 1846, at the rota of 7281. 2.. dd. a year.
This grant (the smaimiselooors say) woo made la order to
mut the sapousei of on Wares' utast of Meier, but
without rehashes to the larger mama' of aiepsatatios
authorised by the sot, subject to the realisation of polar-
imeate held is eassisarrst cis :•••ClAtintliWY.
chest 2,0001. • Shadier rectOry, 4001. ; and Lsy% miry,
7601, which informants have been Touted Wtherendellies
of Dr. Begot to Both sad Wells. To Dr. w mitt sic, doe
present bishop, the nasal mount in oinitiallg has
her 3,3971. 18e. 4d., the au looms, of Oadissisa
being taken into acomist. The Psialmts ia
ear=
to the Bishop of Peterborosigh bar bra 6714.1 a 110
is ; 1,1601. in 1841; 1,1301. 16s. N. la
sad at the rate of 1,1161.9.. 25. sanually rasa lactlertr.ei
past the nett port& of the Castor rectory we eonresM.
To the Bishop of Ripon thine her bees posh of 2,2001. •
year is 1887, '3B, '99, '4O, and '4l, with SOIL a year he
hese seat; 2,1661. 10e. 2d. is 1842, and 2,11115. 16s. 81. a
yea; besides an allowooos is 1848, 'My sad '6O, of
4815. lb. 451. kr laser rent. Te the blimp of Rashers.
thus her beithpeate is aspaestedes dmie 1846 at Ma
ire SSW IS. 61. a per. There into she bees gnarl
le the Ilf.hey el Leers eatewatiestegelber 1,2861. 6d.
Or beer test *May the yore WM Y 43 iodates ; and for
the oadowment of the Disheideol Idaseheiler 2,4761.12 e. 641.
11'1848, sad 4,0771. 10s. per masa sire, besides a payment
souk this year (presumed, lima the meow la which the
is draws up, to he he the first ail reads sly) of
171. Id. The Mel ems .t of the pasts sole wassally
der
_1837 have visa has 4,8001. ta that year to
• 1.12.. 9€l. is 18111; this la ezetaare el dr sees el
Losiisa. Crliele, Glesentier and B& W, and Weisister,
110011 to which no retorts have bra aria To the
sea of Cashirbory, York
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Deni Dish end , Numfas, 111•119. mid
Algae m mil Iles rue Inneheis so graft The hdansaties
the led htsl, lisediessi aid=
41.." amen WU
WEVilert, the Lahr Wilregres.
lea rid theirelah, re Iselin VW" the Ilsa
west edam, havlai made ra Munk as fie as is Apr
the shiliest ewe that is ear sit st hip* Ifie
rusk hale by She midway
isespirCogom
bave bra ye the Nor he usual
aseries abrils=midThe 11.1
an regress Ncethers ,618061061,11661,..A....Wains
, the Briers Counties 16,8941., So
Shoaeld, aal Users 14,6041., aid tae Odlile.WINIP:
rid Weiribirpeall,726l.