The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-20 00:00:00

LAPIN° MR FOUNDATION STONE OF SILLOTH

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SPEECH OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM.

A special edition of the Carlisle Eransiner con-
tains a report d tits proceediege on the occasion of laying
the foundation stows of eliloth Dock on Tuesday last, Sir
Junes (inhale, M.P., egliciatang. The shops were closed
at Carlisle, and the day kept se a general holiday.

It the mums of • 'Pesci, delivsTred while standing on the
stne, the right hon. baronet mid —" Gentlemen, in the
prayer which we have just beard, auks is made to the
prosperity of this great kingdom of which we me members.
I cannot on an omenee like this dissemble from you that
great national dimmers have soddenly come upon sea. Many
of as hem have probably, in a distant pert of the British
dominion', sons, daughters, and relatives whom we love,
and whose position there we regard with anxiety. What
there is • firs raging, It does not bemuse um to ark what SNP

the causes of that in. Our Ent duty u men to to extinguish
it. (Hear, hoar.) lam sure I appeal to the united hearts
of every portion of the British people when I say that that
empire which our fathers won by their gallatiy, by their
courage, and by their constancy, it would be unworthy in
lIA-1.10 should be degenerated Indeed—lf that which
a century has won, by or• timid misconduct were lost in an
hour. (Hear, hear.) I am @Media, therefore, that the
determination of the Biala people 11 it be unanimous, that
that eum,te which we have won with oar best heart's blood
and with the blood of our children, we are reedy to preserve
—and that es one ma we shall rise la deface door great
pomenicias is ladle. (Hear, Marl The Ices of that empire
would be the canammosment of our dovetail—the audate-

same of It would prove that we have not degenerated. AM
u I have before told you that concord is strength sad a
certain socially of succese, to let all teener division, and
e63se be a:egotism among to. Let uas a Nailed people
make a great effect, sad sustain the honour mid futurity of
the British dominions." (Hear, beer.)
Oa the completion of the commonial, the shareholders and
their gusts proceeded to the useless angina shed, which
had been handsomely fitted up se • dieing hell. The char-
man (Kr. P. J. Dixon), and the vicwelminnen (Kr. J.
Irving), presided at either end of the room Several Inte-
resting speech/. were delivered.
Sir J. GIL IMAM respondingto complheutaly toast,
again alluded to Passing events in India. He said—. I
have the deepest conviction that neither the way nor the
navy of the present day wal be found to be degenerated.
(Cheers.) That army sad that easy, all locoed and oars.

Palmy ;orrice bang now at ea thel,see thlweemee, They
ere draws from the greet body et the purls et this theatry.
I my with pride end sethisetivt art, sew growled se oU
mat, I do pensive la lime peat lady el the people et this
ootuttry, within the heel Ire* et a envoy, the most
waked Improvising. nig an um highly latelligent.
They are better luansellal. Mar here of Mort, to not
.bead; battle lout steer la mere sidecar/1y perm:lbw
And a people 10 Cr* se hob eeled. by mares so pike*,
cea sse. la ray *elm, M le end bath is the west diesel
left et the es* with= nth eathee—thwees I% GIMP
saws, wthethem le vithell the beam et Walt settle LA
le esetele the NOM If one dew, sod is reams awl
Iseewley that web es miles as mm &NU math. (lewd
chava) I de set ham b. the wybe which the Mama
Wellesley. have woe a Orr the will set tore. As relates be
oar *my, thaw eiv vela la tie deerseter of the is.. who
base pee Owe to take theeemetwallellitb, did deepewleory
bait Y would Sethi It is be guest
think of air Celia Cawreler, mpiaL (Chem) I via matt= a
twit with respect to him. Hs wee not them he the cow-
er ad-tn-chist in the Pima whoa the le* heeeMd Lorl
login died,thlt staiwelleer. &leader Aker was sp-
pelateL Her seW Wiled he Mr Colia Oawgbdi that it
would be le the put dbetheaimpt et this wiestry It he did
sot Vie the pleetht mod le seetwesd ; sad of ail
tontine sad the ipeesellethe et the awoke Teat out
esoll well mar Ids "mkt saw. (Lewd cheers.)
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to dells diEstekibt head ontell label bow vet its
slog.) nth ewe the Beis,
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towillemth• et the ledidethre. Prow lethellee met ea
will he smith ist the eawko mot be wed, led lw the
blesitte ' Preetthwe I have so doubt eat we dhoti
ware (Cbcera)

Mr. Andrew, chairman of the &spinet's Valley
Benwey, had la tatsrview os Teseasy with his Bead-
, log M. Mums, Turin& Ambassador.