ARRIVAL IN ENGLAND, 833

On May 16, Cobden left Paris for England. The directors 186L
of the railway placed a carriage gratuitously at his disposal Zr. 67.
to Dieppe. A public meeting had been held at Dover, at
Which a resolution of welcome had been passed, to be pre-Sented
 to him on landing, But he went from Dieppe, not
to Dover, but to Newhaven, whence he proceeded to the old
home (May 18) under the Sussex Downs, having seen the
Manners of many men and many cities, and having done a
gond and difficult stroke of work for two great countries.