The Express.
London, England, 1868-10-19 00:00:00

were stretched anions the street in front Jf

and again in the tcutre of the town, and
freely displayed. There were also several kuel- :
which discoursed eloquently at intervals.'to • •
being opened the hall was speedily crowded to ex
Eva presided. and amongst those
Mr. W. E. Gladstone. M.P., Mr. H. It. Grentell. M..
Gladstone, and a few other ladies. The local
party mustered strongly. Mr. Gladstone was receiv. .
immense applause, the band playing "See the mini
hero comes- as he entered the hall. The Chairman
it was with the ,;rs atest pleasure he had to introdue
them the liberal candidates. Mesas. Gladstone and 0
fell. (Cheers.):
Confining L's observations exclusively to the .1.
of the Irish d. irch. Mr. GI ulstone delivered An
criticism on •he report of the Royal Commission,: s.
declared th-t he was nut satisfied with the recorati...
tions, and expressed his be:ief that the great
Irish clergy were rapidly coming to the conclusiou •‘;
estublishisunt would be preferable to the :7 Al
suggested by the commission. He argu..l that
principle of right and justice the state church in L-•
h )uld cease to exist, and contended that 1.., 1.,:04
maintained it would serve to keep a c.intlnued
and a bitter controversy.

On the previous evening Mr. Gladstone made h.
pearance somewhat uutxpi etedly at a !_athvrin;
bherd I•arty at Liverpool. He there tool up the 1.4.
in the Prime Minister's address which referred to
fidential relations which existed between th,i
Premier and Lord Derby during twenty years. P.. :
hon. gentleman reminded his hearers of the v.! )rts :
by the two conservative statesmen to restore pr
after the corn laws had been swept away with th-
currence of Sir Robed Peel, and spoke of the or",
which, under their guidance and sanction. had bean
not only to free trade. but to the repeal of the papet
and the eatetwion of the franchise. Ha appealed :
constituency to support men who had approved of
measures from the first because they believed them
to. rather than send to parliament men who gave
nu:abut el.. a reluctant ackuowleagment after
become law.

A singular correspondence betw: n Ur. E:
one of the liberal members for Win r !'. 1

Itiehard2on Gardner. the conservative , 1
place. has been published. Colonel Oar.i:t
have taken umbrage at the iact that ,t.

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Eykyes friends hat •• offered to 14 b.
the result of the elhtion, and hid wtt:11:- s•'l •

oa various pretests after they were aeceptc,!. H.

fore wrote to Mr. Eykyn. offering to w.t.:ct
hon. gentleman will not win the elect:. It at I :

seat. V Mr. Eyltytt briedy acknowleages tho.i•l
letter. expresses his surprise at its eouteu:.

at all doubting the result of the eleettou. ,1

wagcr on it.

Another appeal is to tx• tu.i.h. to
for War to inereave the capitation grant t• !! .
tom". About 140 volunteer conutuutdaig c- •

which number nearly likl,oo cur a h.iv • -
memorial to Sir John ralimrton. i•kiug th..! c•
MCC, nu--y be made on the following

home, mounted rifle, and field artillery ; ifts.
6110/1 artillery and engineers; and *l'. to riflemen.
name of the Puke of Male ster. who is the :osmium
officer of the lit Huntingdon Light Horse. appears us
list of signatures.
As IstmEcEsr FEr..tx.—The other day a ,
pendent of the 11 it drew attention to the freak
young nobleman very well known amongst the upper to
who is in the habit of amusing himself by accompanl
women dressed in men's clothes to theatres sad
places of public resort. Another correspondent says
strange phenomenon" is to be seen frequently at
Crystal ; and a correspondent of the TS,ie f re,
nised these people at "the London" iu Ylest-sti,
but at the latter placis the attention they :etri,
hevame " too hot for them." and they left after beat,
the room about ten minutes. Two foreigners were ;
sent, and one of theta innoeently inquired if it was
for ladies to dress in men's clothes in this country. for he
only known them to do so at low easinos in New V,
and at the habilie and similar establishments in Paris.
HAYMARKET THEATRE.—This evening time It
market will open for the season with the play of I
r.
which Miss Bateman, having completed several triamph
tours through the chief provincial towns of Englsisi
the capitals of the sister kutgaiines, will make her first
peorauce in Loudon since her return from AM'S:. A

year.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—Another greed diAptly
fireworks and illuntinution of fountains standar to tho
given on the Mh inst. will take place this evening at si'
o'clock. Various attractions are ',welded during the
d.
and the palace will be lighted up for promenade WI
o'clock.
DISPENSARY FOR SKIN DISEASES. i, OREA
MAILDOIIOVOII-117111117. liktlgirr-1111"11% 54"ti‘nt'
wore relievedat Ws ttiorweeery %laded the week 0114

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