The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-30 00:00:00

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I Pi tr:4ll. as MONDAY. Dos 1.2. ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL : oftherbiri um Dr•sta Mr. JORI EMAIL 111AVIIITAJIT OLASSIB. LIT* /ft Inne—llni laws. Illasay. Dia a. at Ll*. * till. In easilingo—ifta Lana. MANY& =lry I. kg a Owing el IA lanagw—Andisa. !NOMA* 11ADLLIID. Omni" 'LONDON CRYSTAL PALACE. REGENT ...a CIICUA otitomiolome. Oriel Pepartobrool pferzUILDING•III be 01.111180 to Ile patio TO•111011, .._ tor she SALA et en Hob el owed sot a alairtlol.lll. tbs of Obr7" .— % billa Ntor m" I=l follobobr i = • alma too tie restatltipooteeeesoombed DR. LAWS ANATOMICAL MUSIUM 4 S, warm. w i tro l lt Z . lllO. Mr.. ' ; amaerm e a ' a naM as se Se EVAN'S MAGNIFICENT SUPPER and man Rom 00VIIMOLIDB11.-06 sad 04 miser I L es 11.11abielea Mew et anew* .61 be We I e We TWAIN M11.1111..116 bleteees WRING el Wig veisible. t.. avi ee mew, ba. ha INOPOLION TAVERN sad HOTEL.--• goo I sod L nowerLow.ernizin.. SIGN NOLDOILY C. TM toot end MAWS la Loam lot hal • mooldia of Jaloto from IWI 7 olloolg. 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Wait lma. 9 LETTS'S DIARIES, ALMANACS, 2 11 "..M4 ran O. .4 inms Prit illaplaw ri ark aa mel Malpdve asubsser. pads, 4, be ob.asiel . 4 .. i biaftiler s la Ow Idasani. Lem asi Os. 11. liabores. QM EDWIN LANDSEER'S " DISTIN 0171111111D IMAM (A the intYA/11 Wail= the ILLIIVTRATIID TIMM d Da 4 be howl •lk kr. menu lagrartah Itukititettr prkeeeke• likle mitt, trek Ws lick . .11 Lairkeere yawn of A Dkilkikelted Il of the Mammas &x•ity." Prim of the lampteeread the imitM eeeber ll. Uez i tree br pea kr pe atm'. Speekeer re be mak •4_lt we* of the " Ikatremd s Tin a = kap 0•04 gives Se sewn early =PIM —0011.6161. A Lamaze's Loos Soso.—Here is a maple of a Japers, lorresse, Istrastid from MON' : " 0 pima II" my &airs T. arra dm lasi to boo' ; Bst 1 Ina aspires' my dam, ha, if dtai m basrd at home rastispa ast vault brZ, My ospolailas vosid Os aserilkid For ma. I shield Is Ism. Why I "WM I a n al mast taw? Alm it Is so N. libarty Is allowed nis. 1 Ms As bird Is id" alp." Tbs lover rowan : Wky aboiliet r.a yet mrHlt fie met see Way hare& Ile •. bid Is Ms cep Spa ask tat no; sips enneede Wee broken." r ♦pod may el the leameme sad ballads sang by OW mai le aro gnaw {milt Om; Chia.—Proarea ,Illagosisw, for Doseniee. -• Domestic HYTOCRISIRS.—When we drive up te Mesa booms sow-s-days ta our coaches and sir. when Jobs amiss up or motile serener , when finally we eater the dearag-rossa, wish our but hat sad brat Sunday smile fan war, does it ever hippest 'het we interrupt • Lundy row ? that we ems ebnpiMag sad moiling in, load stepping over the dallesdee rise of a WU baralag domestic heat ? that fa the lowed between the luallsdeor sad the drawing-ors, Mr., bite., and tbe Nimes Jesse have grouped theutrlves a Idly tabbies; this girl art rely strangle( flowers is a via*, let iss say ; that we reallshag ore as illuminated work of drudge ; we.., es the ask with the butcher'. and geese bees gushed under the seebres, wise elegant work Is b hut, and a petty Retie lest puled eat advantage rawly ; whilst lora Jesse, ter Ivor saying, Curse that Stows, he's rosy' calm bre .." holds oat a kindly had, thaws a plumed tau, sad sternum, What, Brown, my boy, delighted u we you I Hope you've come to lunch .." I say, der It ever haws m r te be toads the victims of domestic magma, the spears,* ef demur cosoedir gm up for our sgemel aniammest fo,lase be thaakfal, only fur them bat for sir he! met only ter besot welcome, but for Irartay, wake Wee unwelcome Map keen e..— TA. 01WoOPRIC COSCLUNONII.—H poor fellow, Wil ls( wee* shag the desty road, Webs bey_ harry that sees meth be who Is Joe Dow pasakag laraidil beak apes the seethe= el thot lu curlers cartage, swept along by that pit of ismddsg_therougit- Weds. Of mane the poor rhos is malaise. The man in the carriage le so happier UMW he. AA this* I ran say omiscientiously that the wry sehlem i meat peivith, mom writable, and meet Hoer Mated them I Math ewer seen, 1 have NOS looking oat al eh- Ism* frendsmas earths. weathers. Laznry retry' red oththewith There Is more reel ithiwymest in riding la • itheelbeemew dm is drying is a seask-and- four. Who dem set wwwwiliar the keen rehab of the rapid run fa the wirelbenew elowty youth, banging sod rolling about, sad away t..beg a eater at fa aped and upsetting P Who dem not rwarealew thh delight chic little springier wriest that dreamed is &heat sad plod down the bore ? But it I. tailed meek to be kessated, that merely to get near the poserideu of say erred thing instantly ',banes the ends, leek of It • ft easy still appear very rood sad dethable; bus the reruns is lure. When Kr. Jobs Campton, behest of theology In St. Mary'. College, St. illadrew'e, N. 8., wee working away at his Hrbrew, or tiriUtag ILA Lids to whom be acted sa tutor, and living eparingly os • he pounds a yea, he would so doubt hays taught it a trusendous thlag if he had rep told he would yet be • peer—dot he would be Lord Chief /natio, ot Bog art be would, upon more than use greet occur'', grader thee the the assorubled armoury of Britain. But as be get ea we, by rep, the gradation took off the form of eastresit: art succour step appeared natural enough no desk: gad sow, when he is fairly at the top of the ins, if that most amiable and able judge @tumid ever wish to reshot bin similes, 1 mammas he can do SO only by recurriag is therigle ar the bass of St. Andrews, sod to the days ware be drips& be papas is Latin and Orek. Ntufleot w INTinty, =veyereth lOW barniter,King'a Couatel,SAcitor- Amber is, Edinatirith. Attorney-Oeneral, Howe Campbell of St. Andrew'. Chad Juslios cal Hugtacd,—each sessmive rapt we. natural 'moire wean won, though the aid ime‘ . .arst=trom the Nallat of Carix.—Fr saris a r I CI:S ' DATl.—When cheeks are faded and igloos as, Wt. rd or plueant, I wonder, for theorem who as a blast, bp men, to recut the period of her Mom ? Who the lean is withered, do the old love te rerselur how Is asse wee froth sad beet with weir ruder P Whim the spirits an smith* mid weary, do we Mks to What how bright they were is aim day., the hops hew hal:Teat, the eyemeedes bre weedy, the thjoy meet of life bow sees am/ seer f lie Oil /614—the buds of prier, the ruse of lathy, .the dedd heeds of esinmer,--adl end wither, and Ike umbel bamehes slither in to water. Ad that wee • brew este! dike George Warvingtos, as the that, is her nap NMI dittheade, ember in from her rout, end thet rola was a epheribi pekes. Crowd. of lovers have sighed bathe these there* feet, mid been bewilders* by the brighter' of she. eyes. He ethembered • firework at lawas. at W dame =the ring's birthday, sad eturweeds tacit at the wheel sod the owlets of the exploded essidles.-2h. rirpoisists, Sr Desember. About half-put ohms deist& au Thursday night ate. eekaby heavy gd peksgsd per of theater wee heard is ale tit,. It wee preeelled by s peculiarly grad .pairose • lughtsiag, obis* for theories aim. it lasted rewired the Greets slabs light as day.—Cork Conathaton. CRYSTAL PALACE.— ONE SHILLING DAT.—.. MONDAY, Nov. 29.—Admisume ea payment, 386; ditto by seers whets, 291. Total "Mon, 1377. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1858. MUSIC. DEURi4ANK. As English version of It Tr °odors was pal , lunar r this theatre late evening. Without gralkshil ot present the good Sole or good rigirat drplard keiagiog this prodoodou of ffigsor Vail cc the With etergs—though both are very qadricembia—r may -y that the opera wee very cerefolly got up, mad, as the whole, well periarinsti. The whole of the moat of the piste was without latisrpoistathe, std without =Wens of any import ance. Bents (kr shoes bomb tbe parfonossos Too gives) appeared se Mambo, for the fret tine to larks. H. Word the meg biro warrady rib ass hair sad opkii, sad wag wry alarivoly. Mir Laois Pro, es Lsoson, rag r bruit* r rid pro as iamb err* in to hr part r r IWO • ebereattee is arab ad Tin and Mode ad this ern is Aram. the gipy, who woe prarriod by Mir for Pyse with ma ..s mil trails parr dot awirlosd ay Wily as To bar drys drier of Ms laiq's rimier sight awl apirliol tarafir. Feeibmil Glow wag the rode of the Coot di Urea part airdmably. El err briars wine or hard to rag wiworear la bia pidasigal a, NII bales del ter sowirt whisk yr lark .nods 1 beriltal owl rims "Mame arairip an al Yr. a happier torksilis• um sir osimorly applaaisd end rakwardad. Tin kora i mps arid lotkrallogi Ui it as irk of id* —ladislor• haw radar ma • perkomanos ass arm* nadri. DAAALL .B.ILYIIif . I I The thestre-loring public has ' kw MOM rite past bee awn of the Moms of a 11 , 1111 ma Da, a esel, held Jlik poetaster of the bloody head of beisamage, who Ms mimes& tie maw of a low ommilea ; end,wlih no at tempt at peredieyst, lee been "stamina" la the full Mamma el hie reek at esiseiel and gimbal Ilmilese, and sea et some ef time !coif Loom el the dimes, which, though well ermaged red lucrative, hi rarely ems into the temier added km. Lem night, boar, Mie Bohr a made hle appeerenne at the liamesteet Theree, play ing the pert of Isla earn, in Mr. Madam Mertede hoed famed Whiseeit se Orsowiei. laic twirls mWiee ea the tragedian who amens up from the provinces teemerede him with • Londe. subsee—" Well, dr, he le •my to young matt I "—may, whitest the Wet quiegoa, he applied to Sir William Daa, who Mode about nix Mt her Wee tu height; hie Lou., whoa "made up" theatrically, is prt mesuely tang, madading cue much of the late Kr. Lime, and he aese every effort, legitimate and illegitimate ; to extort the mirth of hie sadism. Bat granted all the the of training Bahama of tads( about his min, mad at geoglag in word and gestare whew," than was a chum, the resat arrived at te, that Sir William Doe la no zoom has a smart amateur, whose phyeiml mideermeste mead him in good steed, but who has not the metal melideatioe mote nary to become a tolerable actor. OXFORD ItIDDLB CLASS BX4MIN4- TEE WIIIIH4IIIIIT MEMORIAL. The newaerial to the W keharoide who fell in tits edema after the designs of Mr. Battered& heT l M Pl4 erelled la the porch of the obeyed of Wisohesar Odhp. It esagies the wit well, eat era sista of fire elegesiolled weir, with mods borders sad rtieldivided by sidle ef reddish warble. It is Id het beig a Z, ad la Meg* di ast. The awleriels see Casa soda Desbylidee isuleig by Desseeldre s = The essaewark enseded by et Perlisarost-essest. The oak roof of Ile yew It wes Nom% ut Meryits• boarleas ; sad liss bin idea wrowen Ly Pogue, at SSW& Iliolaradesse,sre lied es Ste entreaos from dr Wilk seed sad ia tb dew se die deleiss. The door le led wish M.U.inieeise Ths pewit *Mb tie neshes. is by 4 fat ' Ober, Ws wad d idles dim. ad obese the sealhis d lie idle de aged beedeg a diik *OM ▪ Tildia, • le i til e & l 'of=t 21 11 AVin Isola le yews, "leis ad • dell ef lie deed, lee el the Holm Ise mate 1110." Ia lie led we eseumesseed Lialeeed 14-111 = s e Leaden ; - at& ; Dries, legieed; sal Dana SO& t="la wooed emparldest, Tredir, Hea. B. Borillik bosh of the Otesda, sad esp rit' Bakst, Mk la this aid seeyeeement, COMSIII I. Lowtk, Seskirat ; LicatowsN Ossoky, Sald s trat ; sod Lisardeas Curtis, 46th Regime's. la the essessinames, Lientresat Wise. 77th Itechnent ; Liseedene Dania dile Ird ; sod Lienhmeat Balk, Sid residen. The gesual tasoriptiva, which ills the ▪ sesperiaset, Is the Mow*: 'llk Peak DI W.kwh Angli Wlkos. dr vs ,we as a thip_ ihi girkwa iwitasa I. lilw della tho me el Op wrwr Werre= . :zab miPi reab .4 4l%. '"Keep sly left was imbe Ye ids nom Ged " flan Ink& thiri..ll:Lioli SR* by brafer •. Tin 1614114 - 4=M Sims& si PIM " And of thy lloestry.- Wm." n• Is sot a God of Ow Dorf. but of Lb* fAring ; ko W li,. unto RAIL WA 18 dArD COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS. Ought the luggage of a commercial traveller to be eimerpre while pesneg backwards sad forwards en railways t Melees@ peryow i That is a queatioa—mul something W be mid ea seise. The system, we believe, is Wilk emedilleseety, gni • beam arrangement mil* be lalmelseed If the laces INllployuig tra velers were to bring the ealikia to • imemoble mama. beim kw venous railway ONSINI•111. • ON/Brie se patient la very connocely is badness amemmegene limed entirely on • difiareet footing tram grab h kr isle. A wept@ at the Custom-house may be pawl ear des, sad • sample may be obtained from • atimier sr weer im—st least hi many instances--witheut pmmeere Than kt, tbatefore, a piennaption in faros, dimples Wig ferweaded ea Hasa of railway without pivotal of this and Image charges, provided the samples appears& the Iles am the lorenunters of geode that are to be tornados the same Mesa. This Is not aa namesonshie demand, end the leave d on ameroial travellers is composed elostepies whisk In many mess me only performing a emoted routine, ad ere only jeka!= seetatives of good@ whirl are attirwaide to be To the commercial leveller it le both • hardship==l meet that he shoeid Os salted on to pay luggage fare when Al. samples exceed the customary im4ht showed by the compares. The private traveller, who jouroeys once in • two or three months, or perhaps only once in • year, with an excess {Corsage, nature°, enema to pay full faro for lila luggage ; but lime not reasonable that the seam rula should be inictly applied to the temples of • oottentecial traveller, which are paring perhaps ea often ea once a month, or ma once • fortnight, along the same lira. What thee is the re sult? The charge is often evaded—and frequiatly also evaded by the pernicious system of bribery. This hot I. too notorious to be • slander, sad too well knowa to be capable of dispute. But bribery is this case le not like intenueetal fraud. When the same bites and the same pore* appear math after 'math, sad year after year, ea a ilea, the Mass may ease es be rased almost as • matter of course. But that system it nut strictly sorre. It is net strictly just to she railway, and it Is particularly offensive to continental travellers, who would gladly be delivered from all such preo noes. It, then, it be rettaanatila that movie, should yam, an arrangement might really be effected by commercial houses briefing the subject before the rail rimy companies—aid either by spacial tickets or tievellare luggage tickets obviating the digester system. It is estimated that there are from tsar to five dimmed commercial tom licrs oonatantly on the toed— , spending, between railways and hole* so average of ll.per day. This is an enormous revenne—einonntlog in the owes of the year to a million arid a half of money—which is so Mt a tax on UN proem of trade. Even for their own In trans, railways should afford every facility and encourage meat loth@pa sge of eocumarciel travellers, and when they do not—as to the cased the Leedom and North. Western— they suffer, teems the travellers on that line prefer the Great Northern whim they can see it, and send their goods by the Great Bartle= M meimiace to the North-Western. We imagine that theeemmenial travellers of the country might, In their Mat etaefty, baba ace this subject and bring ft to a clear unestme—es there could be no difficulty in mieblkhing a opium that @head be bulb jut and hemear able.—Glimgew Umansionntaita. Paattamamtat Itsroam.—A public mat*, at throb Uwe w • very Iry misedemem wee Mal La eve s* g_ a& Noweeette-epeerTyse, eammiles with the Worthies Rehm Mafia. Mt. W. Cial• preildest ad the nudes, pesidedl, end the steetrag was addiseeed by Mr. J. Cowes. lea, Mr. Charles Lads* Mr. J. P. Cabot. mad mama rosatialose la limey el the preelyies at the Lipka le wen miopted witheet oppeohles. nematode et means wire to obtota samdeuks to do badly; la which the meemas was held hem he arairdal Mita 1108 8.-BIOUL4TIOIVB IFOR 1869. The Examination will commence on the morning , 1 of Taillay, the 14th of Jane, 1869. Janke and senior can- dibble irSI be easadoell st the moo time ; but the papers tor floe fro atemdbeelom will be different. REAKNATION OP JUNIOR CANDIDATES (FOR CIATTPICATIIB). Osatitites aid sot be bare they 16 yeses of ego cia the dap whet the estandwelka begirt. , L Allpeadidaeos e• this ezeimisatios will be rooked to ' satiety lb winos fs-1. Rea Mai @load • ham sew AVM p Whir. 2. Writing &so . The mask& sad inks a ir Dsof kites from Corper's 4, TWO& 1. (" The e Sok kw mesiceted Ws peeks et the p osh, beaded. 4. W a shoo oh es a desselptito at a deo, ea so outlet sold asters' sr solikiel predate, or the law 6. Arlikessie. No eseskiele will be pseud who nano walk do bit for owls. dor is eat stopeas& 6. -Gste gregig. Rosy twedikse Oil be regmbed in SI up so out last oil by basstag the chief rope at manstalas, the &kilos kid chief lose at some caessry be dm know* 11l r—l e p os. lllesibmd. Irskat, Amps, Ask, Aides, Milk Ike* Aserits, Aisetraleda. Que. lewe dee be est fa . T. The collar of Ikeda Messy, kebabs' sassmks et serene**, the Aid I. sad soop ammo ot the h =ns im !t i "r e ds* T eltrarrelk:ll l Attie Oho tato seem* essmbolus la the eudlosets of kith sad rub -411101111121211212C1110 Desks et listeill• miss illiasili Of 211. Lake, sad the Lees af the . =:. 'The Osistiket, the Noe* sad Boning , ie thew. IN.Papoe t will silo be al is the foliodag eight sabieets; matt edy oftlidate will be rupeired te all Ideolt for ex adobe boo Wiwi se leal ; bat so suebdate will be sosehri is Ca thee kw : 1. f Isok.—k prop wine don hen . ar de Belk) OeNse (Bibb Iv., V. VI.). Ir temialselos ado laileit, elk intowooksi sod miti eilicess. Catow Ilia 111011011/1/t Laths ....,..dos A pomp of Rosie& ( ( with as Ulla wok kw kiton tato Latin. tOnsk. pow will &es tereajbas , 's "Ana beds" (Book Mb its vamsba taio ftlipob with grata =slag ad ikeral easisimes. Aa key pimp from some oho hods leek for trocietka loco Beillek S. Fork.— A peoge will be gives Lew Peter's " Wimps": (Bak - 1.—1.), for treedieha kb Bag' b, with ins kikel mall pound isimilleak A ornste • Freda mewejoisr bor bessieeka Wes is Foilistmestmeese hr treadoket tato Preach. 4. Gomm. —A plop will be a from Padget* .. Udine,": for wench as into Ric with granspetkal net mod gentian A poop boas a Genoa nesterepr for weft. Ilion Ito It lids. lain& sestescas for tranalallon tato Garage 6. leslid, Books I. IL • arith- Q uetio n to simple egeations inclusive. Thasau s ant of will sad& a meditate to pees be subject. will slos b. so in Budd, Boobs 111., IV., VI., is goes* amebae progreelose, • wed pleas so beyond the akin et =it we 4 onwareMsa, ectretisei vis =setry. 6. II Neohisdea.-- satelkint . will be Okay ef "aa 11111111011ima drool: The lords should Ins illesuomilytimirsees bed drawings, whacked* cea be faestsced. - EMI forlorn will be orchid *good dm 0 • o w:: l2 7 l obnally.—Qmestieles will be Bite GO elsokory ids alessiatry. lisktimes Wit lava kb' 11. am .._ . pact . " . .l ogions aters the: w ee: B e: k plas4yemiesi s s a lksir eitp end pos t will it Ise '- -. IV, say Wei tbeemegees kw exseebstion in—l. a. 1111 Oat from km Piet. b. Drawing with Ight sail true a or KW. 2. The Orem rear d .... T ru of the aceitaledldstse will be waged to ideas ; tbal• 111 kW Millis will be plead is 4 mirk ;am lb! awl third divislose el y. Alto sea andidstem was will he heeled his ems the pike et by reside .., sad the whoa' Of my) tamowleish is steese es setestl the ezetaine %aim too. To an ibis le sold sweissdal sodidate will miti w t t he tab whieh te r vj a she =l o ter i : the rudeness@ a si lot elksmh it will not ego his ad Viet, will be wooed at lis certificate, iY by s oak praised ep his arse to the division NIA TITLB OF ASSOCILTR 111 ARTS. CesdlON meet tint he mom that 16 years of age on the day whet die exambation hegira I. Alicandidame at this mambadout will be required to satisfy th examiners in-1. Ansiptle of English sentences sod parisg, and correction of faulty seatuacee. 2. A short English somposition. 3. Arithmetic. 4. Geography. Every cadidate will be requited to 611 up an outline map of some gauntry to Europe to be named by the exalt:doers, by inserbg the chief ranges of mountains, the chief rivers, and the thief towns. Questions will also be set in geo graphy. 6. The outlines of English history, including the anaemia of soveselpa, the Wet events, and the character' of the Wag ems he each mtgs. Tie examination is the radhainte of faith and roll gke will "mist of questions is—l. The historical scriptures of the 011 Testament to thedeath of Solomon; the of St, Lem mad Bt. John, sad the Acts of the A= Thom whistler themsalvas for examination to Greek will be expected Marna questions on the same parts of the Greek Tselamseit.-.2. The Cateehissa, the Meriting and Evening Imad the outlines of the hishay of the Book of kemoa Prayer. 111. Everioaaditate will also be required to satisfy the 1111SIASIIII la** at least of the motions marked A, B, C. 1); or in can of yea four sad in one of those marked IL, F. 81CIION A—Englieh.—This will Imola& qateetions la 1. Eaglieh Irian, from the eacerics of James I. to the death of Ate; and the outliers of the history of English literature arbg the mass peeled. 2. Ilitakspeem's " %log John," sad 3urke's m' Modem as the Preach Revolu tion." 3. "he outlines of *Nal essesay sad English law. Theemmisatioa tot allied kayoed the saluaits Weald ot ► !to AM book at " Smith's Width of Nodsls," led the Ird %Nos cd " Blackstode's Camadailes." 4. plecal, and commercial geography. A fair know ledge of ono d these four earls of subjects will enable a oandWate nabs in this adios. Section B,—Laugusges.-1. 1 Latin. 2. II Greek. 3. French. 4.oerman. A far knowledge of we of these lan guages winnable a oandidate bc pen in this motion. Sec-nom C.—Mathematios.-1. Pere mathematics, to difieremiel *kola. inclusive. 2. Mechanics (including toechanisto)and hydrostatios nesthanatically treated, sur veying, andeadration. Algebra to the end of quadratic equations ai four books of "Euclid" will enable a candidate to pees in di section. The answers in this motion should be illustrste by diagrams and drawings, when these can be Meridians& Great importance will be attached to good drawing. Bacr6car D. Physics. —l. Natural philosophy. 2. Chemistry. Questions will be ea on the fame and general principles of chemical science. There will be a practical extelnation in the elereent• of analysis. 3. Vegetably and Animal Physiology. Questions will be set ore vegetate physiology In general, and the special func tions of ,but parts of plants; and on the general types and characterise. variations of mined structures and functions. Faris of pints and bones of vertebrae' will be given for de scription. 1 Geology and Mineralogy ; comprising the ascertained .' sets of the structure of the earth, the origin. cocipositise and tea of rocks, and the history of organic nowise ; he chemical and physical abstracters, and geo metrical lone, of maple minerals. A fair knowledge cd one of these dame of subjects will enable a candidate to pass in this section but in all cues a practical acquaintance with the sethjectroatter will be indispensable. The answers in this 'sedan desuld be illustrated by diagrams and drawings, ware thew eon be introduced. Great importance will be attached toped drawing. Beare:del—Drawing and architeothret-1. Drawing in outline foals met or model, and also drawing with light end dad* from brume. 2. Drawing inpanipsdive. 3. Draw ing in ruandesa' a natural object. 4 Design for en orna ment or pagan; or, fora picture. 6. Questions founded oa Wornunis Ipochs of Painting ,1 Books I. 111. IV. V. 6. Drawing of 'lane, section , and eievadnes, with questions on the elements, taois of construction. Candidates will be re quired to misty the emunimers in 1 end 2 in order to pass in this dude. and in 3in order to be pistol in the first or second dlviale of it. Berrien?.—Music.—l. The gramme of music. 2. The history end Maniples of musical composition. The airmen's of thoroughbass will be required in Ordered that a candidate may pass lathe section. • Separate late of who distinguish themselves will be published fa each of the sections A, B,C,D,E,F, arranged in two division, The names to each fins division will be ar ranged in odor of merit ; taps he earth second division al ptaociitally. The names of the oder eexesseel candidates will be primed in • gemeral elphabedeel list. Afire each successful candidate's same will beheaded his age, the place of his realeace, and the school (if any) from which he wines • This Mk% mast la Oka by owl etodidete, Woe his points w gosttilener se his eiteminetits is it. s li=rttiaty vat be yes be skowbsg wee advanced ' pla Leila 'ad Ole& t &llama of taro works way be eitiebeed at Is. 111. am& d Mama Porker, Oohed, end 377, On g& Londe& 4 The eosin meet be tam by every ordldigui. velem ' Me nata of 'Needles., object le Ida ennoinelliso la le. 8 1 pi 2:4llMity will be Ova /or chewing wore advanced In Lena end la (ifiiik, sod she knowledge el Zama and Cite* History. 1 AZ "Mien et the " Epcche of Psiotiag," 031111611111 sad revised by the satiate, is now in the peels, end is espeeted to b• 1001 7 bdow tie end et alb year. . Price 6s. Murray, Lahr& (Stamped Id. Additional) [TWOPENCE. to =tend the examination. Every candidate woo pews will =olive the Viel•Cheaceiloes certificate conferring the title of Associate in Arm,and opeolfying the subjects in which he es =doled the exenoinare. - The fact that a candidate has paned the examined= in the Rudiments of Faith and Reli gion, altholgh It will not stied his place on the list, will be eons= on his certificate, and signified by a mark prefixed to Me name to the division lists. Flees of Zzanalnetion.—The examination will be bald in Oxkell, and drenitaneonely in other places, If it be requested, end found expedient. Local committees wishing to have an examined= bold in their several districts may obtain all airceseary information from the Rev. J. R. Sewell, New College, Oxford. Time of applying.—Candidates deeirotis of being exa mined st Oxford mint apply to the seaman before the let of May, 1869. Candidates deacons of being examined at soy other piece must apply to the secretary of the iocel com- ' mitt= at MA Oleos before the let of May, 1869. No can didates' names will be received at any place after the 30th of AFil Local committees desirous of having examinations of their several districts must apply before the let of Febreary, 1840. Fees.—Every ausdidete at the Janke examination will be required to pay a fee of 16a. Every candidate at the senior examination will be required to pay a fee of 30e. These fees mud be paid before the lat of )4y, 1869. J. E. fIEWRLL, Bocretery. LIiaILNOHAN AND MIDLAND 00T/N2lllB CATTLE AND POULTAY SHOW. —•— BIRMINGHAM, Mom)AT Immo. The " private view" at this exhibition took place to-day. From an early hour in the mooning till erring Blogley Hell has been crowded ; the attendance has bean se large as, If not larger, than on any former acesairs. Amongst the nobility and patty present we noticed Lord John Scott and party, Lord Berwick, the Earl of Shrewsbury sal 'Pa ha, Ihe KM sad Countess of Dartmouth, Lod Cobb:cps and party, Sir H. De VOMLI, the Earl and Combos of Ches terfield, Lord Stanhope, Lord and Lady Guernmy, Lord Southampton, the Earl of Denbigh, Lord Villiers, the Hon. Mr. Lennox, Mr. A. W. Foley, M.P., Sir John Retail!, mayor of Birmingham, Sir F. Scott, the Hon. B. Percy, Mr. Noel Hill, Mr. William Mathews, its The show itself la looked upon se a complete rooms. The Inuit in the Hereford dames was unequally dienibuted though then were amend first-rate animals amongst the "oxen or steers." The Hereford cows are exceribily good. The one with which Mr. Vaughan, of Cholstrey, takes she ibex prize is eleven years old, has had seven calves has alive, and is Sill remarkable for symmetry after the service in breeding which she hie rendered to her owner. Mr. Rill's is about am years her juaior, has prodand only three live is somewhat wall la Ms. Ai Ms sams Us r time, ea sal ase ediababla. The tommenisti mow we may also mention is deem mars oidi end Ins had alibi alms born alive. As a clan probably, the belies may bike preeedisne the • winte facie." Thum are only six entries, but vs the opinion al tbs Pekoe vary that half-a-dozen better animals never before stood side by side, and . they marked their approval of Mega by g gonna! The collection of short-horns is not so attendee as it has teen on same former erasion& It is nevertheless most com mendable. Better individual examples we may have hed here, yet the reputation of this popular breed has ram been more worthily upheld in the aggregate. Mr. Stooe's en Ms, we understand, carried off many local prises, end his success cm this occasion will no doubt be the mom exeptable bermes It bee been gained over the heads of such erased exhibitors u Mr. Stratton, of Swindon, and Kr. PhdDlps,d Weems*. The brat is " wail up" in ell its points, and carries • My amount of superior beef fa roportion to its bons end offal. It is also very large in frame end Stu le touch, and the fine development of its fore-rarters Is particularly ob servable. Then was • smart aerate between Bed Spasm dad Mr. Phillips for the second Ora, and it was only after olemiderale hesitatka that the judges raided in famm of his lordship, whose beset, we ray add, is inferior to thd of Mr. Root, Chipping Warden, in weight ,sed In quality, although very commendable in the latter pertioular. In the rase of sbort-horn steers Mr. Sutton, it will be observed, takes the foremost pleas, the ground of the preference appa rently brag that, although his steer is not so large se twat of Colossi. Pennant, it Is more eves and uniform. he tows of this breed are admirable. Mr. Swinnerton, Weddington, near Numestoo, is • very eery winner of the drat prize with a brat which hes . serried off laurels at other Mom, and which here also resolves the society's gold medal as the best cow or heifer in the building, and the extra prize se the best short-horn in the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth classes. She is an attractive:looking mese and symineoteal through out, notwithstanding that she is close upw seven years ef age, and has had two calves been alive ; 3m condition 4 very superior. Mr. Phillips's era is ea ezoellent ntiel 2 with a first-rate back and borne. The heifers form it y gehltse oleo, but are oonspicura for their merit. + - The Devons do not make any gidvence miracle*, teak ranks being more mistily fatal then they were entrain 1868 or 1867. Still it is gratifying to be enabled= that, with diminished numbs., they more ikuu their ground as regards exoellnoe. The olms for " Ora at Steers' was highly oommendisd in the 1141111 by the judges. The Meer with which Mr. Turner, Barton, neat Suter, gained the first prize, is a model of what • taus North Devon should be s with a prime back and and • itmall amount an of bone d offcl in proportion to beef, at th e age of three years end eight months. Prince Common's ox is • larger animal, evincing great omit, bet not sulloientto coin• crfor his greater age (four years and eleven months). e "e steem are likewise preaseworthy, thet of the Prime Consort being looked upon by the jetty, es • superior saimal, end one which weak' lie likey to acquit tuff with inareuting credit et • mop advanced cgs. Of cows and heifers there was only one Mob, end although their (Mims were net disputed, the jeers thought them deserving of Breellelmes - As to the . lotet-homs,they appear to be nearly obsolete. Only five make their appearance in the Hell, • tact in some measure, we believe, attributable to en epidemic which was prevalent in the letter part of the summer, and which pre vented Mr. Cox, of Spondee Hall, who continues to culti vate this old-feshioned variety of the bovine race, from being • large oontributor. The best specimen to be found among them is • cow, of Lamle, which has done • great amount of work. She is eight years and eight months old, and has given birth to half-edosem calves. The dunes for "other pure breeds and cross-bred sal rale," interesting and noticeable as they heretofore have been, now present addition.] claims to attention, not only le the number but in the value of the entries. His Gmco the Duke of Beentort sends one of the best orsobred oxen which ever entered Bingley Hall. The parentage of this brat if stated in the catalogue to be that of a Mort-born bull and Glourater cow. In colour the beast is a dark red, with ex traordinary bulk, as well es compactness of oodles. 8o high an opinion, we believe, did the jodges entertain of its form, weight, and quality, that it was drawn by that to enter the arena for the moiety's gold medal for the beet en or steer, Kr. Stewaree ox is a cruel between the short-horned and polled Aberdeen. With reference to the " Scotch oxen or deers," they do not muter in say force, five being the complement ; but they are most efficiently represented. Kr. Corbett, the owner of the West Highland which was pieced first, had a formidable competitor in the Duke of Bend" whose beset was somewhat more "sleek" is handling than his oppo nent. The clue for " Welsh oxen or steers " brought only two entries, but they was of sufficient mark to elicit both the prism. The extra cleans for entomb not entitled to compete In any preceding division of the Hall are worthy of examination. The epees allotted to cows and bitten is well filled, and con tains mom short-horns which are evidently of reputable de ment, but which are unable to comply with the conditions imposed upon the candidates in the other deems either as to age, progeny, or breeder's certificate. One of the number, a cow, belonging to Beery Smith, Esq., Dean Abbey, neer Salty, Is the recipient of • gold medal for the best cow or heifer bred by the exhibitor. She to • very handsome roan, very elegant in form, with splendid back and fore-quarters, and in the best poeeoble condition. The present show of sheep is the best which has yet taken place in Bingley Hell, sad the crow-breeds occupy unglue tionably the first place. There is an increase of entries in this department, and the standard of attainment Ia generally higher than on any preceding occasion. The improvement in the Weenies is very marked; and the other long- walled breeds ate likewise very praiseworthy. The Bocithdowes are most exestimit, and the Sinopshires justify the high esteem in which they am held ; sad the classes tar such as am cram-bred contain, se they have invariably doss, some sheep quite extraordinary for their size, shape, Old useful =Lest year there was no entry of two Men esthete, and very few in previoue years, and the °Gesell, In coneemsoce, have now only offered one prise of 61, instead of two, as in the other classes. The snood clue for long-woolled heep, not being Leloesters, has been dis continued, and for the same ttlilloD—the want of exhibitors. These ere the only changes in the sheep dames. The Mures for pigs Wen well filled, the Berkshires being the feature of this part of the exhibition. This year, for the first time hers, they were Sinned into • elms tor Mem-elves. High as has bees and is the reputation of Birmingham for its poultry shows, It is likely to be rammed, for such an array of domesticated birds as is now to he witnessed in Mosley Hall has never probably been seen in this or my other part of the kingdom. A greater Durand specimens may have been as tubled together, but no prevents exhlbt- Nara bas contained so many which may be properly termed select. The number of entries, however is Wye than last year. The game, in all varieties, 'really superb— the block and brown-breested reds es pecial ly so; end the Dorking/ are euperlatively good. The aBzppeeseeha meet share too in the general epooneutes which we have applied to this department, although the old ones ere let rather out ef condition, in orammense ef lets inonitiog. The beff Cochin Chinas are quite worthy, as far as style end feather ere rammed, of their old reopen ; sad le no feature of the Mow perhaps I. the advencesrat grater then in the poeticise-feathered kind. Of the Hralary, the Nelda& seem entitled to the die as to merit. Tbe Polish sue likewise in tbe srandest, die gelds, in porticeltir being *soave then lam yen. The humus% though small ia stns, see great in merit, the gun vermin taking the lead. ' The Rosen duke appear to be recovering the ground wittch they have recently um, end the getesseel turkeys are praise wonky. The poultry pens were es usual the meat attraction of the show. The elbow of assegold-wersel and other roots at Memo. PMIAOIt sad Rylesffe stall was one of the moot interesting betures of the exhibition. Beerything oniuseted with the exhibition was admirably managed, for which Mr. B. B. Wright, Mr. John Lowe, sad Mr. littackel, deserve lemourable mention. [Advertienessq—A P4mPaier, 64 pr bas apyramborldeb sesta to be isEzeir of all yrorml 10101160 bombir ;Is bran lbs illtalso of IlkipMfts urger ; or. Orden Ill bs lorrembilbri.ort es. yaw. mama la limmosa .ailaMedi sr model In‘asdellO ellistml = F =PIPIII. .""liadak Inr vaamea am" amanailloa al 11111110.0. bribm. sid bur drormfermb% libb amPb .1 0 . 8 ".. _,—. o lidobr alantra, mamma. a.« la. 11, salmi.. 1au1ma1=4"..... Maul man fly Imo lb n ail Is .at Jam It Won bee by saga ea mil. eit a PIM lialla. as s llama. beelmest. 11. ftemikernselanbar UNIVERSITY INTIZZIGIINCE. --... OXFORD, Nov. 29. two ossieisisl at a late BALLIOL Coissox.7-1 e timosed erlielle bap ma im ta lamp at Maim Climes la. Paw, e Mk Risk" visesemeed, was weekly amitioad. Then won 2li t teldeies. Tbs Mheindi* wee about 761.. yew, sad are Meek& fOr fin rem At the ems time Mr. C. 8. Bowen wee militated an actual fellow, hawing raved owe year's prebetkm. THE EVENING SERVICE AT BT. PAUL'S. TO TES IDITOR 01 THIIII ILLTIZIS. Sta,—Will you allow me to address a few lines to yea an the subject of the that evening service at 80. Penh. 1 vas ems of those nearly sgossted to death fa the dime mob at tits wastes goes of the cathedral, end saa ay that year mesa; although not strictly correct, was more so than that of ray other paper. !tom this account It is evident that you are sot aware of the true nature of the promedisis, so I will Mine them, as brisk ae ol i m pas Moos. Last week's papers inkemed the that u the western gates wouhl be sighed at sat di patib Mitained into the mil, sad that if ads got inoonossisady tell before elx, the doors of the cathedral would be opened." Also, " that when the proper member of persons bad been admitted the doors would be closed, and a Dodos exhibited to say that the cathedral wee full." -- Row, sinlai ;I ass bow is them regukrakini were sdhamd to. 1 was at the gets at lig rd.*, mid learned than that enemy Uri hem Indira. Owe rases bar, but up to the time I sanfired oo pie lad bees armed, so of course 1 emeidieed split fa a mey fair way s 7 yratlng a good sera. well, din half-peat Ave 0111110.-NO grass spored, bates mob was wry large; ax co' ail !kiwi was atus, bat MI we wren ill lbe lpi irfa i " wellewleg fa the Wm," whilst thi NA el we thrmingd by the mein vrairass. se rams la* pled whet ouli = in& to ha wit hips to get reetie, sad that we had fragrant, we gave them a Igninifir try shoran( to thrall lo opt* iltigmes ; but in min, 1 for at swim a 6412 wets in• the mans slate—we vies apes, asd as miss up, so - we it lbs disi some aosiirat hell scoured Yids to pretest car sink- Masa Te emeNteis if this Imre tie asst. waft wait to the mo th Misuse to inquire, and wen idlisateishy the RUN that " they rained It wen toll, bat was wet sm." To-day you till as that the mithethel ems ibra at 8.80. Will you barns me how the 2,600 poem got in, for no ens outside knew that say eat wee in the Wither itoreosirE d ey that so ow mu admitted raw the warathel wee rm., at 8 °Amin, whereas I myself saw four , with tickets. et a que-ter past 7, and if t h e plac e was tall at 8, whore did ttosy put times four, end whmg did them four get the dame, and who had • right to give them tickets ? Now, Mr, although I do not know who is to braise, I must say HM if the committee had exhibited 001/11201111thinanity, they would have Maimed the . ill-behaved mob, " as some MA P4MB 0 4 that the T, l foil. a* AlegAdiE dispersed: 7'1;1;1i the dlsaraatnl nolrwhiah assesewoula have been &smiled. Apologising for bespeaking so long oa year valuable time, I am, ar, ie., A CHURCHGOER. Clue-lodge, Porry-DIII, Ilydathass, Nov. 29. SPURTING. TATTKlMALL'fi—lioirwau. Very few subscribers awaabled sad the low bets laid were S. War TWO THOUSAND. 100 to 30 opt Mr. W. Dort YADSOw nodal land 101 l 40 to 1 opt Hr. Probe. aimed NI 40 to 1 Mr. G. fttiotlitsWo Stiodo( (1) I/0 to 1 yard DorWootor's Noma al - r. 16r. T. me to 16 Mr. W. A Onarentli Tao Name (U Me to N Mt. T. Wilklesta's Else of Alders ei Ito 1 sad Mr. ltoblesca's Artistes tat IVO to ass Massa OM lady Klairsare bads Arleeak rest the 110,6 i. CAlailf. 2 Ire old, U now said Ariardis. testi or Moos eisocc.—The faonW, ears sold by station by Massa Tatiana Isingreny ISlonuissi —TM Druid. 17's DK by lb. Libel out of Priestess. 11 guineas • brow. Illy (ca.. by All{ool4 of 018y8way In guineas; Lansboans. a Irs. by Loan 0 0000 out of Maw so Matkit. TV Tus Pousa REVOLITTION.—Ysiterdey being the enniversery of the Follett Rev*laden of 1880, a °ma . dsrable number of the refugees celebratd the event by bold ing a meeting at St. Mertin'ehall, for the purpose of con miciating the Kuwait podtien and inters prospens of their tonally. Maur Soulyndek, who acted se chairmen, M. tiwitostandakt, end the other speakers, impress ed upon the =dismal that it made little difference to than whether • Nicholas or an Alexander occupied the throne of Rosen. It warn, they geld, to De regretted that France, the power which of all others had in times gone by befriended Poland, should now be leagued with those who were trampling upon the opposed nationalties. It was, however, a matter of pride to than that Poland, In struggling to break her chains, wee par use peers the champion a liberty. Mr. Mackey, Murata, also addressed the meeting, urging the necessity for anion among the peoples in opposition to that existing among the despots of Europe. EARL GREY ON THE DERBTITE POLICY IN CHINA —A letter of some Importance has land been written by Earl Grey to Mr. Crawehay, of G in reply to a re quest that he would present to her llMist y . a madam against Lord Derby and his colleagues, founded on their condom in respect of the km Deadlines with Chine. His lordship se. sures Mr. Crawshay that the opinion which he expressed en ' the events which led to the war when they ware firm brought under the notice of parliament has undergone no change and that, regarding the war as unjust en the pertof this country, he cannot look upon its success as either his to as sa a nation or likely to be emended with the advantages expected from It. He cannot, he mph with the information now la his possession, reconcile the course pursued by the =ftgovernment with their former language on the sub bet as the public are as yet very imperfectly so audited with their views and the grounds of the comes adopted, and ea they must have been much embarrassed in deciding upon the proper reassures to be adopted by the elate of agars which they toned existing when they came into office, be thinks it right to suspend hie judgment on their conduct an , it he is in posse 'on of the information which he hat no doubt will be laid before parliament when it meets in February next. His lordship is also of opinion that, even ff it were safe to owns to an unfavourable conclusion as to their conduct, nothing would be gained by an appeal to her peel Ithies beef y ty personally against her responsible advisers.—Lierr fled. Ms GREAT BELL OP ST. STEPHEN.—Yesterday afternoon the inhabbants of the we,t end of Loathe had ea opportunity afforded to than of bearing the tams and jads leg of the power of the great bell which hes recently been raided to its place in the tower et the north end of the New Pekoe of Westminster. The whole of the power which will hereafter be brought to bear in sending the tones of the new bell over the metropolis was not brought into full play Far terday afternoon, the experiment+ having been tried by Ohs , mad not by the six hundredweight hemmer. The =was that the sounds of the bell were only audible to the waternmatheof the metropolis and to the Sonny suburbs. Leaps numbers of persona assembled in the parks and en the beaks of the river during the tints the experiments were being tried. The them of the new bell are nisch more mel low then those of " Big Bea," whose untimely fete is so well haws, sad this way be seeteneed for by the hot that the new WU is mu this We lees mei • half tighter than its —the respetbe weighs. bsing : Big Bat, 1h isms 1 quiver 21 pour& • Be. Stepliiim, 13 eons 10 cwt. 3 quarter. 16 pseuds. is seMillimdf dot the bail will he raised to Me Baal wedge piss* = d ais& set te motion before the ocathenetensat of the fortheindag 01•Ii:ll at pariiasist. Two GAmaisintas SWOT ng Caesium — About iv* giant out daary _moserg lon as no paw Moron as no arant Ehory.Linyd, Iln., joirelNuir Ur oleo, ury IMO MIMI • aranor2”o:oro. ll. who hosuratoly and in. Mon, klll. cao amen roan Bann runt, sad =may oiondiag mother airodrag. don. Two of no proem von send. Aa limns le to bo hold dr day (Twery). ' I