The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-13 00:00:00

30ROUGH OF LAMBETH.-MR. CHARLES
PEARSON'S FAREWELL ADDRESS.

Last mak, a large number of persons assembled
eta. Iferas Tavern. Kennington, to hear the address of Mr.
Waits Peerson on hie retirement from the representation of
de ',reuse( Lambeth. lie. Joni( Dort.rox is the chair,
raphurtse by Mr. Pianos, Mr. Aldermen Sidney, M.P., Mr.
D W. Wm, sad any (Maw of Mr. Peanoet's friends sad
pwtors.
CRAISMAN, Is spewing the proceedings. stated
tat devise the time Mr. Peers= bed occupied a seat in the
Law of Curcateess, his mind Led been more especially
betted tweaks a reform ist the prison discipline, and his
sta.retie ant ally epos ibis subjoin, but else epos others to
eta. I. hid dented his attention, had always been upon
tenet: side. He bad promised, when he was returned aa
b member for this borough, to come before his orinstituenta
s: :to sad ni etch session, to give an account of his steward-
t:.;, sad to Unlff say questions that might be put to him.
It re tad hoes so MUM, however, tuna to adept this
maw. sad be now appeared before them, in consequenee
V— tuft!, to resign the trust which the eleeton bed re-
A La. and to bid them farewell. (Hear, hear )
Me Pi:AMON then came forward, sad was remind
te.u.entliwitstic cheering He stated that the few prelf-
!te, nteereetiues which the et:mirages had thoupbt it

sasaary to address to them (Mr. Pear.
• it se ca. ponies of his duty on this musics—viz ,to
secr fiat Curt the period that he bad the honour of
l'o.xe a mat aa their »prtative he had directed his
"Pt, in the right channel, sad that he had not swerved
▪ Ite %latest degree from the profanes, he had made
rtes to whelk» their mirages. (Hear, hear) He now
41trs'? e arty* any question that any gentle.
get a eht think proper to put to him. He
lithe it was • very important relation
r-v.: tad Waisted between him sad the electors of Lan-
*. I.r a period of three peon. That relation had sow
11:a.zau4 ; but he Right perhaps at some futon period
lax promo Lima& to this or some other constitusocy ;
ath tow tone my servant expect to get • new plain unless
4""04, I ewel character from his lint nem ?(" Hear"
''•• "Mkt») lie conblesd that although nothing had
'4'''""llto"BPl' hen to appear before tram, he coined
ltsrountioa prmasely la the same way as if b• were again
1-4..x4 their favours. Whoa he arise into this hems •
41:1r cad twea placed is his hands from a gentlemen. star-
oy tsst be !Mr Parma) had obtained • situation under
Inswersent, and that although the fact hod been emseraled.
end bye peep out. Now, he bogged to say that
" M., man had heard this report or my other espial
set t' !Le rims of his ntirsamat from the represented*.
1.1 tr.. Loraah he should be obliged by hie putting ts him
ssf •-,wet.oe wLieb night suggest itself to kis Wad. (Hoer,
1101 Ice reel amine whisk had isesessed It'sa were
stethe u r.e farewell address whisk he had published. sad if
Liese y »non pnesat who satortaiant any feeling
'Llre. Le should he thankful if he would express Is.
us crier tot hi might have as orportuoity of airier • es-
ti' `se• anxious that his vakdietory address should
"rs.: to them whom he might look upon es his
lieu, hear.) Mr Pearson Men resumed his east
.""e't sal qw.tima which the simian might feel disposed
to hint sad, after a paw of • fiew misintes, he muta-
t.' ~,d'us,"drese. They appeared to be all on one side, end'
"" sappy to Lad that *ay were on his lids. Ho
ws*,l, therefore, make kis observations as bed _as
Iw'toUs, aid, at the ms me, as much to the purpose
Pweile. Ilia resignation had excited some sumac and
" **l much afraid that this badicated that the slat* of
rue ea parliament was at • very low ebb. (Lsughtst.)
2'_se preessted himself before this ocastitasmy he gam
apartinelar pledge,ich he bad aims »lathed, and
I=l'2d .36404 Dermas ! Henriend in the chair had stated
"•
lb. Promised to appear before the electors at the doss of
"kiss, and ha had implied that he had not dose so,
as it was ast arimaary that he should. Now be meat re-
read thus that hie friend had not dose him Justine on this
P'isie in he (Nr. Peeress) had appeared beim them
°lewd?' I! is mane, and had we several messing remind
thelPOrubthse of his conatituanta. He had Mom Maud.
%-_
that an health failed his, sad ha felt he (*MA
-girg ▪et DW to Position of solicitor to the eswporatios
. ..I NA• .M time continue to be the ropmenetatim of
L leetle. Mem, hear) He had moved is He Roos of
;,!Itimoos for • cesaaaittes to imp*, loft the Ono diotrip-
mall a this country, sad the home geernieed lint a meamittes
be %placated. lie, thotolloo, 4•11110aot not to to-