The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

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(CARDINAL WISEMAN ON LONDON
CRITICTI:III.I.—TIir BUILDIft of THllt DAY, price
42dar post 54., costar :—Pise view of the Royal Iseuranoe
mg Montreal—The Metallurgy of hoe end ateel—Archl-
tecture in Treace Mediaeval to Itesalssesee—The A achitectural
Irldbifts—Gard sad Archltecture—The Proposed De•
*oration cd 84. Pears Ntlesdrsi--Gulldlasll, London—The Ellay
of Shake/Scare In Btratferd-on.Avon Church—Cathedral Resters-
Mos—Holy Trinity Church, Lee. Kept (vrlth Illustratlonan—Oe
the Prlsclple of Imitation as appllvl to DOCaratiVe Arta. to., At
—oMce, 1, York street, Covent-sardeu and all bookeellen.

ROYAL HORMAL TOR INCORABLIA.—Thia insti-
tution esiebrand in ninth anniversary festival yesterday
seising at the London Tavern, wider the presidency of
Lord Chelmsford. who was our by Henry Huth, Esq
(Meararer), Sir Charles Row , Bart, Captain Rowley,
R.N., General A. Rowley H H. G. Bob., Esq., Wm.
Hartridge, Esq., Rev. G. T. Hasty.,Rev. W. Woodhouse,
Alderman Lusk. Mr. Sheriff Cove, Rev. A. Trimmer. Rev.
W. A. Hales, John Meehan, Esq., Pm. The Institution
appears to be in • satishietogy and Improving position, the
revenue of the last year—part of which was of an excep-
tional chmacter—having nearly reached the sum of 15,000.
The number of patients in the last year was 149. There
have bees added, by election, 90 ;on payment, 4. Twelve
have died, and one, received on payment, has been removed
from the institution ; leaving the present number 161.
Of the actual beneficiaries of the charity 79 are
inmates of the hospitol, and 62 are pensioeers on its funds.
In • special notion and appeal issued an the =emirs it is
remarked that the charity has long needed a home suited to
the peculiar requirements of • suffering and Jot-rinsing
family, and that the board of management ham succeeded
in surnaming for 1.8,00 W. a freehold estate, condoling of a
mean= and 24 acne of park laird, known as Melrose Hall,
West bill, Putsey.beath. It was believedthat for gib/Mien
sad healthfuleeng a better spot could not have been found.
The estate was nearly ,paid for, and it had been decided
to make saahadditiose as would complete accommodation for
300 =mates. The estimated met of the satire works was
8,0001. The Minoan, ioproposing " Continued Prosperity
to the Hospital for Incurables," referred to • visit which
be paid is it last Soturday, and testified to the admirable
cooditios in which be found it, and to the resignation and
cheerfulness exhibited by the inmates under their touching
▪ ictions ;add log that he trusted the institution would receive
angmeated support proportionate to the enlarged sphere of
usefulness on which it bas entered. The aggregate amoans
of subscriptions announced in the course of t e evening was
2,950 f. The musical arrangements were under the direction
of Mr. R. Glenn Wesley, mended by Mille. Florence Lin-
da. Mies Lamellas, Mr. Wilbye Cooper, and Mr. W. H.
Weiss.

RaILwAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLlA-
mmrr.—Youtooday in the committee appointed to 'squire
into the proposed new railway communications in Kent,
the bills promoted by the South-Eastern Railway Company
were referred, being unopposed, to Mr.Maesey's committee,
together with that for the proposed Weald of Kent Railway.
The case of the Leedom, Chatham, and Dover Railway
Company'. proposed extension of steamboat mammies-
tion was then opera by Mr. Barka, Q.C., sad Mr. Round,
Mr. Merewether, sad Mr. Crime opened the ease for the
Isle of Purbeck Railway ; Mr. Coleridge opposing for land-
owners, sad the oommittee adjourned to
Propound
142. The
bearing of the North British Company's Perth
extension still engsgmeMr. Baseard's cominatee. The ore
for the Nottingham Gee Bill was continued, and that fee
the Belfast Water postponed. Mr. M'Clean, president of
the Institution of Civil Eagiseen, and Mr. Carnegie were
examined in favour of the proposed Bete Cooke at Cardiff,
which are opposed upon the (raked that they will interfere
in some respects with the ils os of the traded
OarlirAL PALMS. ONE EIHILLIMG DAY. •-••
THIMPADAT, APIIL 14.—Arbalenicas on paymeat, 1,374;
ditto by sewn tickets, fr4o ; total, 2,014.