The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-13 00:00:00

CORPORATION OP THS SONS OP MR CLEM'

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The annual general meeting of the governor* of
toes=liou was heM weetarday et their velss, No. 2,
lime, whoa the f -ohm* irmtlathalv list
contributes al thirty pumas or upwards to the hurls of
charity? were sleeted goversers for life, vie. :—The Mbar*
of Oseirle and Gibreltar. tie Era. Mr E. B. Jodrell, Bert.
Row. thr Chen Clarke, Bort., Bev. Remy Newark, EX,
Wm. P. Musgrave, came of Herdeed, R. W. Jell, D.D.,
mice of Christeherib, Joie Musky, Themes 8. Tenths'',
sad Hwy Wickens. Mr. Alderman ROM, M.P. het* Lord
Meyer), Mr. Alehouse J. C. Lawrence hate Sherif of Low
40 seal lthddlmazi, sad Omega iIIiON_FA A., JosiEh
W. Thrupp, P. a. Miloissil, ilembaeld earth, Mhz
= JielVerrW ra'rsk J is a " (lailVea "II tuarL:ldiaertal
Miasma), Presis Hart arks, sad Jobs Hodges, Ent-
illies Deward asd Eitherd Preis Top, were sloe
sleeted governor*, as emeatare of the will of the isle Let
Ann Cone, horn whom a legacy of 1,0001., duty free, bed
bees received during the year.
The Court bossy re-ved his 00011 the Archbishop of
Canterbury mad Lord Oreewerth palieM and wkropeid-
elset for the year seeds& preseeied to the ashes of three
tressurers, 'bee a letter Myth' best wed hem J. W.
Freshileld, Esq. Taiping his Aim of mooed tressoner in
wasemesers of Stymied, age mit isisielty. lime& eneni-
sanely resolved : " Mai this mart remert receive the
neipstlea of Jame Wither Preeldelik Faq„ es meow)
trimmer, without neeedleg Hs deep emirs ef the irepertert
eervios whisk be bee remised be this pest clarity daring
• the lest 92 years, 14 as trimmer sod 8 previonely es a
Imemberof the oeurt of mokithate. • M. reeeklisid's legal
stleiomeete eel pest modems hie die pereeplion sad
mead jetimmit, were DAM sthable 'le thedielles the
shahs of the esupesetion, set the three seas be IMO also
ociespionons far =pithy alatterieen• sad item eitiMMaa
to bemires Thisesed delta to these him Mails Mires
from the Alm of tresenuir with the rimed and beet willies
olattts ocilleagess, sad, is the hope that be may yet be
e occesioually to attend,. this murk is pritiW to
her that be has ivoseeeted he reensie • a member if the
I board." . . . . .
Mr. Aldermas Cepheid was thee reslooted AM Mu-
mmer sod the Ear. Dr. Vivien wooed fro mar, sod Hwy
Peevish, Am, airmen alibi Mildimermeglettsies, Meg
an active member of the corporation, wee WIND
elected third treasurer, is the room of Mr. Freeldelr, and7
Lord Obelmeferd, the Rm. Denial Moore, mod W. J.Cheleb-
toe end J. W. Thrum. lags, wage elided to ill the ether
vacancies is the court of assiesente.
Mr. DAL the reedier, mortal
year Nine the* &nag the led
ese bad ems askambia MIK IMaert 212 Paw
ammo. is various pry of ilegleed sad Weis, Stomac-
hs, of domtione for their okildree- 9,9061. is pesione Mid
doestiose to 832 widows and aged siegivr thegkiele: sad
2,6341. in 'isoseismal yeah, mrpresilee fees, end estate io
208 child:sr. Mr. Baker also seaweed theme gra-
tifyiag Strangers* that at the lest merlin of
the Coert et Amitosis tie worsen bed dethreeimd ho
rails passamtly the pensions of me tem thee 300 hem,
widows sad aged single &emblem, to the *Meet of 51. per
emus sod. To meet tide additional sharp it 1,50101. pier
moss ups the imam of the emprestioe the prverwers
Ilepos the gradually isameing mewl of their estates
e Morehty of those who, blared with the mesas Of
rents* the waste of ohms, are dimmed to arid the
corporstion in lie greet work of protecting from the extre-
mities of poverty ose of the most meritorious sad M-peid
climes of the oeurnareity. The poorer deny to the
metropolis sod thresghout the thantry have for some
time been tipsily ismessam sad oorrideliog the minor-
&nary aerie of the MUy of Lvindea sod others
to provide eimeeless sad spiritual minithilies for
the ever.iseressiag popirktioe of the kingdom, there °inert
be a doubt the claims of clergymen, their widows sod
embus, epos efeemoeriery fonds will burly aid palefully
istersese. Its, therefore, gratify*, to Meow thet s these-
ratios edema founded to relieve the dishes al the nu-
o,rgysoe who were ejected hen their Briers
le the lime of the Comesiselth, his est eel, survived to
the preset day, bet hoe gathered Nemeth with years, sod
now passers.the will sad the memo toiremst subetaatial aid
to the way worthy and ill-requited isrier of the esta-
blished thumb is our owe times wbe,eltheeglt get *faded
from livis m like their prideeemors el the emestesehe me-
Wm, an is much the rare pitiable plight, peasemiser either
so living, or wily mob prefermeet ie le Misty levideqeste
I. the peeper meastiessee of the Marshes, sad his hap,.
sad hems his widow and orphans to the inevitable usivemity
et awake( to charity.

ENOUGH TO DO AT Moire..—ln Strethbogie the
pariah et the Rey. Archibald WC.'bray (who goimmitesed
the crusade sgsinst Good Words a few days ago), the pro-
musicesof illegitimate children born annually is I in 5. In
the panel' of the eseender of his 'notice It is Ihi 6. la
the parish of the reverend gentlemen who made the next
karst speech about the evils of Good Words, it is more
rhea lis 4. I. the parish of a fourth gentlemaa it is lis
14 ' • mid is tits pariah of • MIA it is Ito 3! Theprepletioe
of illegitimacy in Scotland at large is about 1 is 10—
end Sootland is is that respect about the wetst country
in the world ; the proportion in the parishes of Beath-
bogie seems to be about 1 in 4 or s—betag worse,
Iby double, than the average of the worst country. One
reversed gentleman (whose own proportioe is I in 4}) with-
out venturing to deny that the presbytery ought to enter
oe •crusacle agaiust "Popery " and "Rationalism" in Lou-
don, Glasgow, and creation geoerally, ventured to hint that
"theists also a good ileatiof ewer in our own coopegatione.
inoluduag Ariminianism." We wonder if this reverend
gentleman, who seems quite a latitudinarian among his
beeches., would carry his mediae a step further, and
admit that something more deplorable thaa even
Armiebioisin may be found in Strathbogie. Probably
not—at all events the only question be watered to intee
was, whether his co-Preebyters should not assail theological
error in their own perishes as well as in Loudon inagemess ;
and the suggestion was sot favourably received. As to vice
of eoodoet, as distinguished from " error" of opiates, the
Strathbogie ministers mime to think that it is sone of their
business. If they had thought so, they would have known
that they have enough of things to do at toms without
seeking to Silk about titian' a/amber& with which
they have no buskers at all. It is an old and
inveterate tendency of the clerical profession to prefer
making a nob' abroad to doing good at home. There were
such people is Miltee's day—" Hot volteniste mad cold
bebop--swashbucklen agniost the Pepe, and dormice
spinet the Devil ; while the whole diocese la sows with
tares, there are sane to resist the enemy but sae as let
htm in at the writers—rare superiateodeuts at Rome, sad
^rs at home." No doubt it is easier to accuse the bre-
" •• . -'look from straying. It is Maar to
three
tbau to Keep we,6ss cina-
tmat men to hot and despsk 6tam
ten, and respect themselves.—Srottmen.
ADlllnaloM OF Chau TO THE UNIT/HUTT gX -
anncanona.—A paragraph has appeared is "'era' news-
papers stating that the University of Cambridge was about
to admit girls to the Load Ezaminatione, aad to offer them
the degree of Associate in Arts. This, however, a not the
case. The University of Cambridge does not offer the de-
mos of Associate io Arts at all, and the question of ad.
natio. iris to the local examination has seareely been
much lees decided. Meanwhile, as an experiment,
the Syndicate for cooducting these exammatioes have autho-
rised the printing of extra copies of the papers for the mitt
examinations for the use of some girls is Leedom, under
the ears of a committee of ladies and gentlemen interested
in the question ' • but the looking over of the answers awl
reporting upon them is a matter of private amassment
betweeu that committee and the examiners, and the result*
will not appear in the University class lists, or report.
RENTING At-N*IISEI.IT. —Lori Middleton nearly
lost his "tint whip" no Monday night. The meet one at
Sledmere, and some of the hounds were scattered, and the
Ent whip remised to get them together. The night was
very dark, sail being a stranger—this being his first maim
—he took the country by Wis:ham Rebid Whar-
ham Church there are some spring herds, acid into oue
of these horse and rider fell, the tome being uppermost.
Both lay in the cold spring water unable to extricate
themselves, hut, curiously enough. both with heads above
water. The hounds in the ,ark were heard down the
valley as far as Whatham swine, mid by the passengers
in the last train on the Duffield Railway. As the
hounds continued to cry for so long a time, some labourers
set off in the direction of the cries to see what was the mat-
ter. Here the man who found the pitiable position of the
" whip " was preveated rendering him asy help by the
dogs, which far some time would not permit man or horse
to be touched, and would clearly have worried anyone
attempting a rescue oiosleltaotled. Both man and horse,
however, were eventually got out, after two boors' immer-
sion. The " whip " was taken to the Dearest house, and
was soon able to move about spin. The bunter, however.
a rateable mare, took a great deal of getting round, and
seemed by far the worse of the two. Had tot mistimes
arrived man and horse must inevitably have been starved
to death.

DISPATCH OF THE BOIIIIAY MAILA.--SOUTHANIP-
TON, Nov. 12.—Thslar sod Oriental Company'.
ship Enure, Captain IC ellocit, sailed boons to-day with the
made for Gibraltar, the Metlitemosean, Egypt, Adria, Bom-
bay, and Upper Hiegel, together with 72 first sail 40 mooed-
Glass passengers ; swoop& whom are Comet de Paris, Cap-
tidos Anderson, Seymour, and Carrigan ; Lieutenants
Stubbs, 'Woedriffe, sad Haydo•k ; Rev. Mr. Pike, Rev.
Mr. Butterworth, Rev. F. lisnoam R.N., sad Colossi Do.
sown. Amuapt the passengers who proceed rid Mar-
*Mlles to join this mail are Sir C. Bright. Lady Herbert,
Earl of Pembroke, Colooel Stanley, Culooel Tower. Major
Jones, Dr. Meru, Rev. Mr. Dickenson. Castel° Stewart,
and the Hoe. Mr. and Mta. Ward. The Entire took cot on
freight 1,706 boxes of epesie, value G. 57.2131. 115 e., of
which amount =POOL is sercreigoa, and 1001. jewellery,
he.,for Alexandria ; sod for Bombay. g0k1.44,200/. ;gold
coin. 12,2001. ; bar silver, *11.5001. ; smear ceia, 112.500/. ;
revereiges, 2,5001., sod jewellery, watches, he., ARC F 7..
The Elkus also Souk out a full cargo of general merchandise.