The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-09 00:00:00

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his oomt7, but his name would be held In remembrance se
well r those of Chemberlayne, Cotton, and Edwards.
(Chas.) He right go on adding to the list, for there was
bonny a stogie Mom. who had been called upon during these
'inkstands emits to perform his duty who -had not acted In
a saner which entitled him to bare hie name enrolled in
the ant ids of the military brae of this country. (Cheers.)
But at the t moment his duty wee coodued to the re-
solution relating to the grant to General Havelock, which he
now begged to submit to the house. (Cheers.)
gir r PAILINOTON had met graltacetion in seconding
the motion which had beat proposed la terms so jest and
=by the noble lord. (Chem.) He isattrei7 concurred
the noble lord la the belief that tine could be no dbl.'s.-
awe of opinion se to the propriety the Asp 5e.44%.=
On the wairery, he beloved ell paths In
andially eau:erred in the realution. (Chan.) It soy
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(Hoar,
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he which the noble lord had amnia the mese of 81, Hwy
Howie& aid Oared Wilma. The polite
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dr to one annatenda at much the other. Cheers.)
BILIBCOI engystal that that the eon ty should he
otationed to the next 1/100181Wo the this.
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COigtll7ol7,..;Da Mr. Cranky,
thought the emaai et the rarity too small.
Mr. WHITE rid the hoar Ind been addressed by mere-
bees of the militery sad marl prodricer, sad he would
address it es a alereiree. It m berm the dignity of that
Styropene se smell a plaice, coasidetiag t
ee '
the !sentry wae nailer to Omni He
Weir. bear.) Ore* Harkok we now err 63 or 6t
yews of age, aad laying teething of iteraho which he
ire maid ia the parks, hls did sot
ark - trisesmse Mire waled value hie ei erre
thee, these reel pierahre. He thought each • mum err
utterly lairdementie to the services performed, mad he believed
that would be the *air of ray rasa ia the couatry.
Osearel Harrah ha out to. Crimea, from •
wouliMindttlarm have 4edeoadacteds ender aristocratic
peeler . leaders,
LoriMLMIRSTON could not anew the immersion of
the boa. imam mgeadiag the Crimes to per unnoticed.
He thought the hon. member mast be la • Mate of entire
=at whelped,' ia that campaign ; most have
the beide of the Alma and the tattle of Laker:mann.
He mar have forgotten those long months of *rads, of
dagger, and ef diMealty to which the army was subject in
the trenches Wore Sebastopol. He most have forgotten that
the army, having landed at Old Fat, and having undergone
the privation for two or three mouths of not having those or-
atory ecernienors whkir even Ina eampelin attended the
soldier—he mar have forgotten that the soldiers, without
1 their beggar, performed their duty is • mar, honourable
to the weary. Oar army in the Crime covered Itself with
honour, and he disliked to hear an Englishmen scorer him-
, self as the hon. member had done. (Cheers.) That army,
which began with difficulties unknown In war_ Girded In a
star of perfect discipline, and was the admiration of the
other snake in the dead. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. WHITE—Ood forbid that I should say one word
mai* the gallantry of the British army to the Crimes. I
quite concur in what the noble lord has rid is its praise. I
should have been urrorthrsf the name of as Er-Ishmael to
have expressed • ortrary opinion. What I mid I meant in
a strategic point of view, and I was =rely repeating the
opinion of Germane eel others who have written on that
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Lad PALMERSTON rid he too would look at the cam-
ns is • generic port of view. The two armies, French
Emil* besieged a fortress, In which there was an army
squill, if not =parlor, in numbers to their owe, that banes
bodies a Tar sccomulation of ell the materiels of war. The
allies were at • distance from their resources, bet they eon-
guard; they tea the place, which was ooaeidered impreg-
nable ; sad farmed of failing in • strategic point of view,
they gyred ea &deluders which enabled the allies to con-
clude • peace with Russia, by which Russia engaged not to
have • naval arsenal in the Black Sea, end, instead of having
a test of 26 or 28 sell of the line there, was bound to have
only 10 small ramie for police and customs. He thought
that his boa. friend, if he would allow him to call him ao—
(a laugh)—would, on redaction, see that he was altogether
The moieties was then put and wassimottely agreed to.
The homes the Willi into committee of supply: Mr.
Fitzroy la the chair.
The CHANCELLOR tithe EXCHEQUER, in answer
to Sir D. Norrey said, It wee ant intended to take any vote
In supply before Cbsiatmaa. The vote just speed to was •
charge on the counolidated hued.
A formal resolution having bees speed to that supply be
granted to her Majesty the how reneresd.
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