The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-07 00:00:00

Yesterday evening a meeting of the above society
wee held at Fitzroy-hall, Little,Portlaniesreet,near &gent-
street. The hour appointed wee seven Minh.
Mr. NICHOLAT„ furrier, of Oskedatreet, presided.
Letters apologisiog for non.atteadaase ea mormat et absence
from town were read by the seafeetsat, lir. Sports, from
Sir B. Hall, Lord Dudley ?Haut, Mr. 'wart, sad Mr.
Scholefield: the latter expressing maimenace with the ob-
ject tints meeting. As wisely as we mad judge about 260
persons were present.
The CHAIRMAN described this society u one of the
most impormat ia the kingdom ; and said he had
been present at the first meeting at Marylebone, when it
was headed ; sadden then the scheme bad been taken up
and supported in a way quite equal to the expectations of
the committee. These freehold lead societies were placing •
lever la the hands of the people which must reduce the
most important malts; for, was it not satiefectoty to find
that he • shilling aweek • man could be put in a position to
*Meta a freehold ? (Hear) Why the expense of obtaining
lila an amount of freehold property In the general way was
akin 601. or 701, while It bad been proved that by so open-
lks the some could be obtained for km thee 201. Rome of
the smallest 'notation had been ahead/ let on building
lease for 09 years, at 21. 10e. per annum. Thus the remounts
were not only independent mea, but landowners obtaining
• return for capital such se no other country could give;
they would have • vote, and be enabled to dicide whether
they would have free members of parliament to represent
tree and independent men. (Cheers.) At present, it &man
wished to represent the people, he had to encounter the
heavy expense; and more or Ins be bought his seat;
sad then the probability was Mat se he bought himself in, so
he will sell himself. Under this system the people never
lad been and could be reanimated.
Altar some further remarks from the chairmen,
Mr. BPONO, thy seeretary, read the report, and
explained the objects of the society to be to give an extension
of the suffrage, to promote the comforts of the petple, and to
inspire a temperate and provident disposition. It oily
needed one shilling a week, or twopence • day, to obtain •
freehold. They were not required ho pay the money
down, but they wen asked for their 00-operation in raising
• fund to purchase large quantities et land, and to retail
It at cost price to the member,.
The genenl purport of the report was that sines the
commencement of the society the number of members
had uniformly and rapidly increased, and each week the
sabeeriptiona were greater. The date of the report was the 2nd
of June last, and up to that time the amber of members
enrolled wee 800, the number of shares take 1,122, and
money nbseribed 2,0321 ; bat minim thee, according
to the secretary's statement, the somber had in-
creased to 1,000 members, holdiag upwards of 1,400
shares, and two estates is Middlesex had been purehseed
one, the Gospel Oak Field I. 61 allotments of freehold
budding lead at the average price, including drainage, of
20f. sub. Some of the malted had been let at 501, per =-
aim on building loam. The minced estate, called Lear
lands, was at Holloway, essaistuag of thirteen, eerie, wish
teed,treatage. draisage, one son, and would make 910
phis, which would be shortly Whined foe a
telraier members at net price. Co•operatioa couldlfrol
' this he ROL whisk would cost individuals, if even they
led Ohm means, 1101. or 701. to effect. lhe promoters, epee
the has shown, united the public to become shareholders
• a parsaisry iavreterat, believing that on* better or eater
glst dist This, the secretary observed, was the bade of
seitly.
mg. UAL sieved " That the divides' ea all popular quer
IlMaa k the Hewes of Crum= prove that the reels have
ae leye la he MEWS slum, while Marytehams- Plesbery,
WINN SelDheth MO/Wharrer, mad Glasiew. with Waal two
=gam of imbibition% see amateraly newhelhed by
Theellad, Henri* Ohlirsti3Orlideds,ned Chippahate;
bet the trefreaddeed k large tetras have the power he thir
ewes Yids, if =l:like to use it; Oise et mos Jela this
Preiiii Lead , sad prove that by their eadeavota
dada** *Alois using for a regesetatatlve that they
dentews perms it." He raid that the mellirresaheilSejek
ids mho, epee the fare that were buses Its. that It was
weeds= Reuben et perliamat were abets* by bdbery
eat eneseptioa, sad he liaised several ewe et ade sours,
agellag partieukuly to the sleuth= d Laid Napa* at
t=ey, of di 'T. F. Beztua at Mayors*. Ma gra
to the counts seats of whisk se Beddredidee,
the ilbsemes was en with elate greet erielearatie how, en.
ef the sties of which mere represent it; sad in others
whose iseicas were esateeted batmen twe peat families,
we were upended apse thin. This state of
thaws sass el the ire el mg ; bat, g the representativeslMO
Wasted he sag by the psi*, the week of the people would
be ;denyasi k the Disunity kr these sunless.
Ile salerged versa the heavy le fa:peseta anew/lag
the perches. if Ihedrolds, mad thawgaled how, by the pls. of
the society, these west. be lessened; and concluded by say-
ing that, IS this hewessat bed pewee sad was judos* ado
tocncy, at* • Iney, weal/ date le !Wow the yam sa
their owns Icy di the et the people had use esc
premed the remora( as . (Hear, bur.)
Mr. DIAN imemaded the prolniem; and, in re
it, ealaried pea the uml burden of imam which
Ir. do gm* ter the Maven biltl szPumela
iette prime el
HILL. a wriskiag masa, shortly saypereed the pia
cdpk;ead showed bow he bed bridted by beteg eseaselei
with a bilMea esseistime.
The reeslathe wee &beat le be pat, whoa a &mist fa the
yagesy, who gave Ids name as Pub., deiseed his kiss-
ism et arrieg, as a imam; ea sateadnesat kg Me
=adierter. hsue hsbubemes aimed, mad Me
used the resslagsa a seemed tki, bums, be
rail. be tithed te de bathe be all waft sad wine as seamy
it Me Aurelio es the *situ, sad be ma ft it the melba
whither the speaker .Meld be beard. The hula' wee
die/ seam that seams, but It was prepaid that he
spot kw eve selanamoe slow his sieserlarat was
M the ebjest of the asetlag, sad this set ”pser-
bsthe our, the ~Jag retool te eau bIU te
peened.
Ifs weistion wee serried.
ROWLEY sued the emceed readatiom, whisk was
la Se ail Met the sesisly Waal atusel,m paoistint, mad
esah subills.
admin.& gal
asilbi hivai desievad
lltheat the ellabject of re.
gletaillis x
Ns =MOOD otlte»iel the resolution, which was pat
aid an del • M item.
!he aid at 10 o'clock with a vote of dumb
Sethi papiesd by Mr. Etrono sad mended by
lds. Itimcisamw.

HIGHWAY Rosszwo.—Mr. William Mk of lid&
dor, • respectable haw, whoa retereleg lane has Imager
fair, about halftime $ Vds ea the evens, ellifeakis
was waylaid sad 'mind r ne_gile al* iseds leen the
public road w • hen maid the Wan. The spa Wend Is
about a min ale half fray Deism mad about balls idle
hes his own ban The read et tarpons asaidde
of an alder brake. Mr. Illio aim lady sp the
hill, wiles, jest se he Mud ass mime IR lito
bodge side, be resolved a severe blow ea the imempla vksh
stunned him, sad bare he send rano Musk he re.
*Weed smother on the beak eine ben, whisk Mosta lan
dews quite alibied ea In Me lido the did at the side
at the road. Twe et the rebbinthes II spa ha, mad
kid heed of ha is seek • swami es Se postathen hen
ear sang se i=eat,Ashlest the taw
beat hima an day Monde ire
qua hakes Aug elan mad sahnika, nay eon iad his
pedals rid subbed Ids et est soutane ewe
aps. ma three peals twe hi diver, aad a loan
bleei~emadeiss sane him essiale. 3k. Mb
basted Is. whit nab pia ea an be node din line
arena, peons linstlanasaseiladr
the esi=1blendl seise et thin MI ohs le.
lbw blend
he we tee nail eshil wad lII_ the
tradmisat he had twined le puns Ohm 1
thee Oa wanes nab ale et Wadi hen dews 31:74
• hay rail Inaba Of a ipiemir the eel arse die
easy was )ildneelled. IS Is a mew time )lilt. aft
wee set Wiled den the la bkrw bi wedded. Is no
sad et Ike IA tibia yes isbissendy bewi sa
read, then as • fa soli -• wend ea la
bead, mad be Is ant Mend kr Ns se the last dad the
nil took OM kits* Weld porpoodlookilr.