The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-22 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

ORDINATIONB AT CHNSTZR ON SUNDAY' SEPT. 20.
—Deacons : Frederick Barker, B. A., Bruencee College, Ox-
ford, Thornton in the Moors ,• John Ashford Hartshorne,
8.A., Chrietthurch College,Oxlced, Duddoo ; Matthew Moor-
house, 8.A., Queea's College, Oxford, llatwistle ; Thomas
Thomas, RA., Jesus College, Oxford, Bothluinie John ,
Ward, RA., Queen's College, Cambridge, Scansbrick ;
Frederick Brindley, RA., Trinity College, Dublin. St.
Peel's, Treasure; John June Dreaper, RA., Trinity
College, Dublin, Bt. Paul's, Warrington; George Turner'
Birch, Itoentlate in theology, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Du:- I
ham, St. Luke's, Liverpool; William fibeard }TOMS, lira- I
tithe ia theology, Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Durham, Bt. Silas,
Liverpool; James Taylor, licentiate in theology, Bishop
Hatfield's Hall, Darks., lace in Makerlield ; Genre Rams-
. dos Koorthee, RA., University College, Durham, Bt.
Thomas's, Tosteth-park ; Charles Jumps, Queen College,
:114inethetest, BC Peter's, Cleoglthen ; Samuel Crawford •
Y Ammar,. Litente, Bi. Gouges, Livurpool Jahn Orifiltbs,
Literate, Nollingfare ; Thome Davies Jews, Magdalene
Hall, Oxford, on letten dimissory from the Bishop of
Bangor. Priests : Gilbert Coventry Mather, RA., Exeter
College, Oxford; William Alley De Berker_, 8.A., Corpus
College, Cambridge; Benjamin Cliff., RA., Bt. John's
College. One:tides ; Francis Henry Dies* 8.A., fit.
John's College, Cambridge; Robert Pratt, 8.A., St. John's
College. Cambridge ; Henry Arthur Marlin, 8.A., Trinity I
Hall, Cambridge ; Henry James Betts, RA., Trinity Col-
lage, Dahlia ; Jobs Burrows, RA., Trinity College, Dub-
lin ; John Galbraith, as., Trinity College, Dublin ; Ed.
ward Scott, RA., Trinity College, Dublin ; Richard Ashwin
Walker, Queen's Othisge, Birmingham ; James Frederick
Coggin, St. Aides. College, Wigan pariah church ; William
Todd, Bt. Aidan's College ; Peter Tivy Tomkins, St. Aidan's
College. la the more* service the First Lessee was read
by the Rev. J. Galbraith, and the Second by the Rev.
B. Cliff, candidates for priest's orders . • the Gospel long
read by the Rev. W. S. Norris, newly ordained deacon. In
the diorama Denies, the First Lemon was read by the
Bee. H. J. Bette, sad the Second by the Rev. F. H. Dia-
ais, newly ordained priests.
PAZTINNINTIL —Oa Thursday last the Rev.
Hobert Reeve Beckham was instituted to the vicarage of ;
Barney, ie the county of Norfolk, at the peesentatioe of
the Right Hon. Jacob Henry Delaval Lord Routings, Baron
Hastings of Melton Coostabh, I. the same county. On
the same day the Rev. Josiah Discarriers Bathes, M.A.,
was liosoned to the perptheal close. el Horsham IM.
Faiths, in the same county, oa the nomination of the Right
Ham Thotmu Heron JOINS, Viscount Ranelagh, of Fulham,
in the county of Middlesex, and New Burlington-street, in
the city of Westminster. On the same day the Rev.
Rowland Richard Coulees, RA., was licensed to the per-
petual earthy of New Backennum, in the same ementy, on
the nomination of the major part of the inhabitants, heeler
bolder' of the said parish of New Beckenham. And on the
same day the the Rev. William Hallam, was both
tubed to the recto:ogee( Bortithaxtiwlift Rmagagh Thomasnr!°?'be
Brogravesameoomtyilliam
r'ocoror Buro=p, of Langley•park, in the math
county, baronet.

HOLBORN VALLEY.

TO TIM EDITOR 01 TIM 13110,68..

Sin,—My attention baa been called to a
Neural of the daily and weekly papers copied
frtasit rtaireh le
City Press, ie which, after Memo( to the two
plus now before the public, by which the evils of Holborn.
hill and Bkinnerstaint may be mitigated if not altogether
removed, it properly anew to lir. J. B. Hulloing. the
City architect, the authorship of use scheme ; but with
regard to the other it states—" This plan was advocated
though not originated by Mr. Nimble, the late archi-
tect to the Metropolitan Board of Words, and it
would be the cheaper." Tbe City Prow doss not
stay who was the originator of this design, and
odd I read the paragraph I bad fondly thought
that, whatever might be the merits of the scheme,
I was the author of it. Before I put it forward at all or
laid it before the Board of Works, so keg ego as 1858, I took
every possible means to discover whether any plan taking
the sawn line, and possessing the same features and &draw
tages, had ever been devised before. I consulted several
eminent eogineen and arehitects—amongst the red Mr.
Bunning—Ned I was assured by all that the pleat wee at
least original. The drawings hung for many weeks in the
library and reading-room at the Guildhall. I exhibited
them, and explained the advantages of the scheme at a
general meeting of the Royal Institute of British Architects,
where • discussion took plane, and the merits sod demerits
were oanvused. The drawings wen also exhibited at the
soiriu of the President of the Institution of Civil
lingineers, in 1839; and further, two views, loot/
ease and wed of the proposed high-level
and viaduct, were exhibited at the Royal Asadeety
in 1851 ; and • long and able article, explai •
and going into the merits of the scheme, apped
is the lassarated Londolt News of July 20, 1861, with a
foil Imp engraving of one of the views. Thus the design
has been before the ,üblic and the ;„.......005
104 111111'1i the Ant time 7 ewer beard its originality ins-
probed ; but as the goodies of dais; something to improve
the state of the hills on either side of the Holborn Valley
is seriously under consideration by the City authorities, the
publicity given by many of the leading }oureale to the Mato-
seat in the City Prue le calculated to do me mash in.
jury, and I shall feel greatly obliged by your insertion of
this counterutatemect, as I never saw or beard of any other
scheme that proposes to treat the diflicultiss to he overcome
in the same meaner that I do.—l am, 10.,
FRED& lIABBABLE.
21, Whitehall-plain, Rapt. 21.

THI 111TROTOLITAW RAILWAY.—AL the Sheriffs'
Open, Red Lion square, before Mr. Coder Sheriff Burebell
Yd
• spegiell jury. a oomperstion "Samuel v. the
Metropolitan Railway Company," oavpied nearly the whole
of yesterday. Mr. Leah, Q. 0., Mr. Master, and Mr. Day
were for the Mennen* Messrs. Samuel. artificial floriste, in
Cherterhenseoqnsre. Mr. Serjeent Parry and Mr. Halt.
Way were for the company. Am originally proposed the
claim wee 18,0001. end upwards. The company offered
2,0001., which was refused, and the claim as submitted to the
jun wee 7,7001. The claimants employed 100 hands, and
bed a very extensive business. They held an unexpired lease
of 21 yam at 871. a vier. Property had increued in veins
is the mighboorhood, in consequence of the several projoeta.
Mr. Serjeant Parry mentioned the fact that the Metropolitan
istension line would cost • million per mile. The jury,
attar some deliberation, steered the &woe et 2,2301.
TH2 NATIONAL SUNDAY LRAM:IL—A crowded
m • of the memben held last sight at the olio's
of the Lagoa, on the Sunday haymaking one at Leigh,
James Heywood, Esq.. F.R.S., in the chair. A report from
the committee having been submitted to the meeting, • dis-
mission emend in which Messrs. Baxter, Langley, J. G.
Ciewford, Dr. Perlin, F. R. Bertoleeci, and others took
P end the following resointiou wee unanimously adopted:
"That Om report sow reed be received, mid the/ a 'moist
fund be raised by the committee of the League for the pu-
pae of defending vexations prosecutions for oeoforry than-
deLlebour."
TH2 WIDOWOOD 31211011 AL INVITTIITI AT Bow
unt.—Tin straegements for the ememooy of laying the
foundetioe stem ere being made apes • seeks wEith pro-
mises to make theevest as Unsmiling cm. The Chem ellor
of the Exchequer will ofßcdate at the emisiony, which will
be followed by a ckedner In the Bunk= Tows-bell, at
which the Rai of Llehlield, Led-lieutenant, hes siesested
to preside. The Bishop of the dhows will be present, and
the members for the musty and the borough, end other
eminent noblemen end gentlemen en ermined to take
pert is the interesting proceedings of the day.—Binsinpeese
Pose.

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Tea LONDON STUD/08.--122. John Ballantynn,
ot Edinburgh, who removed last year to London,
has for a considerable time past been engaged in painting
a series of pictures of the studios of a number of our leading
British artists. Aces. thou already completed sad in
w the la kll,
aches. Friel, El Cront k, N• Roberta, PbLllip, 8I
sash
Audio Mr. Balhoitn;:' bras iawadnisd some iani;est
%not thatiatmlatic a the proprietor, and whoa oompleto7
the aeries will form an invaluable record of the habits and
taste. of the leading British artists of the present day, as
isdiested by their =nine—the shrines of their genius. Ia
execution, the pictures unite great breadth of effect to
careful and innate 'aisle, and as we miderstand the satire
has been acquired by au enterprielog publisher, it Is
not unlikely that no whole will be exhibited and published.
at Do &Meat date.—Sconinan.
ENNUI= or run Woodier= reirrval..—The '
financial accounts of the Me Festival of the Tine Oho=
are not yet made in M en an enabled to make the inn-
tying suansonsaint that there isacoasidenblesurplus of ro.
empla over the unmated expenditure ; it willosinialy Rot
boles. than MI. Thienenewill becapitalneed with the other
surplus =my sow la therfunds, and the ietores2 of which
farm • pining item is the &woad rein& la behalf of the
sleep widows' aid orphans' charity. The following fie •
oorrooled aid Aida statement of the daily rewires at the
neon of the) nathedral bat week for the charity, including
the oolloillene after the early naralas einkos
scat lls. M. ; Wednesday, MU 7s. id. ; Thensday,lW.
ale. dd. ; Friday, =X Ills. ut ; Wok 1,118111. fd.
Worcester Jourest.

Yesterday Mr. Mewed Bathes, the banister appointed to
revise the lids of veers for knights of the shire to serve in i
earthman for the county of Middlesex, held a court at the
Enfield Anne T . Eo6eld, for the purpose of inviting
the lista for the parishes of Edmonton, Enfield, Priem
Barnet, Hadley, Seals Mimeos, and Totheabam.
Mt-Albert Jaime appeared fur the Liberal Registration
Society ; Mr. T. Alley Jame, of Chiford'eioo, and Mr.
Henry Smith, appeared fee the Conservative Regietration
Amonations.
A curious cam, origin out of • remnant of the feudal
system introduced late F.eglaed by the Conqueror something
like 1100 years nem occepied Altoona) dome the mooing.
William Hoare dames to he registered is respect ot •
copehold house at Whetatose, called Sathridgecottage, to
which hie wife Ce rolls* had bees admitted by the stewed of
&hemmer ot Pesaro Bernet of the let of March, 1862, was
objected to by the ocesenatives, and of course suthorted by
Mr. Janata The claimant stated that his wife was ad-
mitted tenant Weave memos. Her father left the pro-
perty to hie two daughters, and claimant having by mar-
rime with me of them become permeate of a moiety of the
1 Moistest, purchased the other of the sister. Inasmuch, how-
eve., as the lord was entitled to • fiat ea every alienatioa or
le.
of Mauro. and • simile file only would be required
In woe of hie wife's admen" whereas there room have
three in the meat of his being admitted himself, the
fo wane was adopted. thet..ilUP.O.T,lttt wife ." ad.
sit lathe second moiety, ad he armed to be entitled to
by them of hie wife's properey. The claim was at
pemedel and the acme wee !endued.
loin* of George Reeves, of Manchester-house, Pon-
t, Edinootoo. es the lithe claimants. as • " 501. honor
be .1' was objeded to brie. Shovels.
. Smith, in support of the vote,urged that " WI.
must ma . 'pccupying to out," and cited
thy cam of Birks and Allem, when it was held that the
weld "lessee is the third minion was • snidest- de-
sevEsioe, under god William IV., c. 45, of • quaithethes
las eying toast, et a yearly rent a not leas thaa 501.
Barrister—The qualification was deocribed on the
register as "tenant," and ie the fburth column the property
wee properly designated as Newsteadiereoge ; held that the
thinner bad par tomaend the third eolumn by elmaging
amant* into "farm, as occupier." There ie another
ex case, Best and Harrison, in which it we decided
" theme means " occupying tenant."
tr. Smith—Mr. Justice Ede decided that it was aufileieth
if claim isdlosted the clam of qualification claimed ; and I
that the claim in this see peseta to the class M-
r. James submitted that oo qualification bad been
for. The description in the third column is " how-
be " It me tree that " 1501." preceded " licemedder,"
sti the phrase would equally apply to • Lime
er, bemuse the qualification for leasehold was UK
o an original lease. He submitted that there was so des-
tine qualification claimed for ; that the claimed, ie fiat.
had 004 used words whisk pointed out the oleos of franchme
to Which he laid claim.
Br. Smith—What can be meant by " 501. householder?
Mr. James—Not esomearily an occupying tenant.
The Barrier seed it maid sot be expected that every
claimant would describe his qualification with lawyerlike
secrecy. Looking the cases, and the geoeral reeves
el the matter, be thought that if the claimant bad insisted
that is his claim wh rufthently pointed I. the dim of
voters in which he wished to range himself, that would be
sufficient, especially considering the clause which ambled
the barrister to cornet • mitheecriptioo. He could pot say
that " VOL householder" wee anything worse than an imul-
ficient description of qualikatioti, or doubt that the claim-
ant moue a •' 50t. occupying tome " under the Mande"
althea. The description was such that • man of commas I
ease could uodersthod the meaning ; sad the qualification
would accordingly he altered to " house as weepier.'
• Is the aeons of the revision, • circular from William
Ball, thisieghallthreet, was put is, offering to the overseers
to aupply them with copies of the register appertaining to
their respective parishes on metals terms. Mr. _ Smith re- '
marked that this we an exceedingly objectionable proceed.'
log, since the circular emoted from • policed pastime.'
the agent in fact for the liberal interest in West Kent and
elsewhere. The Revising Barrister maid the overseen were
responsible in a high degree for the accuracy of their lids ;
and their best course in future would be to get as essay of
the lids as poesible from the clerk cd the meth who, be
raVetoed, would supply them et the cheapest possible
At the dose of the revision Mr. Smith atoned that
be appeared in the plesent registration as objeotor
in th• aenseentive lowest, and also as agent of c...,r2.
Repel Comervatlve Registration Association.
Mr. Bailee holds the third court this day for the revision
of the lists of Edgware, Fiochley, Groat Stanmore, Harrow,
Hendon, Kingsbury, Little Staiomore, sod Pinner.

DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE.

CENTRAL BELIEF FUND.

The weekly meeting of the Central Executive
Committee viral held yeeterda7 at the Manchester 'Awe-
WI. There were preeent—&r J. KAT Suorruwoare, in
the chair ; Lord E. Rommel, Lord Egerton of Tattoo, Mr.
Commissioner Faisal', Mums. M. Rom, G. L. Aehwortt,
it. H. Hutchinson, T. Ashton, J Werra!, (adore
si'emt67). A. Heywood.Am bwOrth, J. Fenton,
W. Roberta, J. R. Kai, and Ci-oodair.
TM Hon. fdlonsrasy 'reported that the balance in the
baba wan 292.691 k :ok.. 3d., cod that 37W. 2a. 4d. bad been
received during 'ate week.
Z. Coinilesiocor FABIIII4. presented the following re.
Pert

"I beg to inform you that at the 12th instant there was
a decrease in the number of persons receiving parochial
relief in 27 unions io the cotton manufacturing Ilistrieta,
as compared with the number so relieved in the previous
week, of 800. This demean of 800 is explained es follows
Then is a decrease at Ashton-under-Lyn of 592, at Black-
burn of 61, at Bolton of 52, at Barclay of 34, at Bury of
22, at Charley of 25, at CUtberor of 4S, at Gersten( of 26,
et Obispo of 37, at Msoehester of 322, at Prestos of 421,
at Prestwich at 62, at Rochdale of 260, at Baddlewortla ef
96, at Salford of 73, at Todmorden of lrf, at Warrington of
214 h and at Wigan of 1; making a total decrease of 2.274.
Bit there Is an Imam at Barton-upon-lreell of 48, at
Chorlton of 11, at the Fylde of 46, at Haellogden of 151,
at Laamater of 11, at Leigh of 12, at Macekelleld of 26, at
I Oldham of 981, sad at Iltoekport of 166, making a total
Merease of 1,474 ;so that there • net decrease of MO,
and since the 6th of December last a total decrease of
130,903 has taken place. There were, on the 12th instant,
141,980 person. receiving parochial relief in the 27 noioos
adverted to; in the oarrerpoadieg week of 1861, 47,494
parsons were so relieved ; there is, therefeee, an M-
amie of 94,486 persona in the receipt of parochial re.
lief, or 198.9 per cent. In the corresponding week
of 1862, 166,535 persona remind parochial relief.
It will be a source of satidaetioa to your committee
to observe that the pauperism of this week is lass by
24,555 than that of the oorrespondiag week of 1862. The
total weekly costa out door relief on the 12th inetantwas
8,6471. 3a. Id. ; is the concepoeding week of 1861 it was
2,2671. 16.. 7d., there in, therefore. as increase of 6.278/.
6s. 6d.. or 281•3 pee cent. la the corresponding week ef
1862, it was 10,0261. 6a 11d. The average per otatege of
pauperism on the population of three unions oe the 12th
Meant was 71 ; In the corresponding week in 1861 it sae
; sad in the correspoodieg week hi 1882 it was 8.4.
The amount of money in the Made of the treamwers of the
above unions on the 12th inst. was 93,5681. 4s. Bd.
Mr. Maccoax reported that the number of ablobodied
men relieved b the relief committees in the last week of
A igest was min ; able bodied women. 37,647 ; children
nadir six years of ape, 54,294; aged peewee, 5,124;
melds( a total of 119,997.
Greats were made as follows :—Asiatee, 4501. ; Stay-
bridge, 4501. ; Hurd, 401. ; Dukinfiald, 1501. ; nativists,
2001. ; Mosley. RV. ; Glossop, 3001. ; Burley and Baharg.
ham, 1001. ; Rolliswood, 501. ; Ashton-in Makereeld, 201. ;
Wigan, 1,0601. ; Btackstewle, 2001. ; Withnall 604 ; Barn.
her-Bridge, 60/. ; Andenshaw,lol. ; and Mellor, 301. To
Stacksteada 3•1 10e was greeted from the Employment
sad School Feed. For the superintendence of labour
31. 12s. was granted to Bratketeads, sod 111. Bs, to Btslj.
Walt.

Tao COVJUITHY PILISINT AND ADMITS 70 TEI
PROWLS/ or WiIAIL—W• sedeseteed that the iodise ad-
dress to the Meter ed Velem has Mae completed, sad as
• specimen of Coventry munientes it is probably the mon
elaborate which the looms of the eity have ever produced.
It will be recollected that the work wee entreated to the
Nero John Ratclift sod Bee, who ewe the use of their sr-
shinny sad the earner of their establishment patniteuely.
The &skitter is Yr. R. Helms, V.B. A. TM orsateeetatios
is le the style of the fourteenth osetary. The text, whieh is
watts% is the Coatis hood of tie period, is maces' be •
harass ef interlaced golden brandies, which form a series
of el5l medallions, in which are *traduced altornatoly
the of sad moseys= the Prince of Wales. Is the
'entre the border, at the top, are the arms of the citl
Covstry, and OM MIA side of theshiski is se ennek feats,
with the nento, " les Dies." Os eras side are hemmer
nfemestisi the anneal standard of Desmark. The eine
*ion, 'Mineola sad norm the national erns of Denmark,
the arnu el the Paned Weiss, be., an Windward is ether I
patis of deep. Is the sapsentien of the work tire 900
Jacquard leonerhave ben employed, surrll•9 MN swat I
sad rerisirisgl9,B7toseds. The watch le de/ern of goid
,aed
is 1 and 1418 the of se inee kr dlameirr. On the beck of the
ease, which is espaved, la • asespan. enneousied by the
Yemeni's aeons, composed of rose disown* and briniest'.
The nieverret is • kaltplaie by.,. It is nased'aotored by
Italhoinas sad Ikea, of (*vestry. It may be
nenerked with roped to the wan/ aloe, that so non bees.
lifal end in every way esesibrat predate*. has ever hese
lessulestesel in Constry.—Biesehopheas
Berm. laze Houma, OsAy'ifrum-acup.—The
swans of patrons relieved at this hemini dens' the We
ening lisp& 19 was 3,578, ad whisk 1,168 were sew eases.

Apublie meeting a nder the envies' of tbe Emanci-
pation Society was held last miming in Craven Chapel,
lhrabalbetrest, Colden-aquare, to further the canoe of
negro onamipation, and the continuance of pesos with
Amerie► The Bey. J. GRAHAM presided. The chapel,
which in a very (specious building, was well filled, and there
ware present J. A. Nicholay, Bp., the Hey. J. Kennedy,
Bev. W. Brock, km. Dr. Campbell, En. Sella Martie, Mr.
J. H. Oorrie, Mr. J. Lyodell, Yr. J. Omit, Rey. J. Betsy,
Mr. R. Noce% Hr. J. Alexander, Mr. J. Adsey, Mr.
Nodes, doe.

Mr. W. Caere moved • ieseintion. &earths that
the steMiag reetgaised is the rebellion of the slaveholdess
is the 'Southern States of Ampriot an attempt to
head a government on principles which the civi-
lised world bad long prirsonnoed inta.nom and
Minima to the interests and sights of tsaakiad, sad
regarded all at to give amisteace or wappoet
to the &adhere Cost by supplyisg them with ships,
arms, or money, u an offence against morality , and worthy
of indignant reprobation ; and ceiling upon bee Majesty's
ministers to frustrate by all the mesas in their power the
designs of those persom who attempted to equip vessels of
war' or by other memo offended 'gaunt the proviiiem of
the Foreign Enlistment Act in support of au unholy war
wooed against human liberty and coostitational
mesa Be combated the idea that the South was BdMieg
foe liberty by a reference to their antecedents, eepec y in
regard to the war they bad been the means of promeMeg
=the Indies asi Florida, for harbouring esimprd
said the damped nude upon the British goverpmest
sad &Moeda for compensation for the slaves implared
&wise the het Animists war. The South were sot figheiag
far Won% bat for ealisalled and uabmited hoopoe to
iniimple upset the woke of 4,000,000 of them fellow beip
wham they sow hid down beeeath the Eros heel of slavery.
Kr. 'Omit *ea pesseeded in minute detail to pq an
hotoust of hie self-appointed mission to the King of Da-
heosay, to iodises him to abandon the slave tie& the per-
tioabas of which have already bees made public, the
=1 meat Wag that the King offered, if • market were
to him, to tan the attention of his people to
cotta grewhig, and to abandon slave busting.
The Bev. W. Beam ersooded the resolution, reminding
the meeting that the South begun the war, they fired the
fact shot, Mid Sued it against coostitutiosal authority, and
avowedly for the purpose of upholding slay , and existed.
leg it sad parpetuatiss it wherever the isAseaas el the
Cord Us denounced the circular mat
resod lialiclitiligatet clergy in defence of slavery, and
published es as eldvarlisemeat la the Englinh religious
mats ,as. dielpamfel he *see whose names were appalled
to it, but bethought it would be useful is couvinciss the
&tin &esti people of the abominations of a meats which
as persisted the meatsl vision of all who wen mixed up
with it.
The renoinfion wee carried with one diaaratient.
A vote of Meeks to the chairman, proposed by Mr.
NICROLLT, assoluded the proceedings.

MR WILLIAMS, M.P., ON WORKING MEN'S
CLUJ&

A public meeting was held lest 2:6: the
Walsworth /actinides, fur the purpose of Into oon-
Moulin theszpediespey of fermis( a Weekly 's Ls-
ignition is conesioa with the Working Mss Club and
Institute Unice, the object of the premolars being to pro-
vide a plan in whin workbag as. inn together for
the purpose' of serial coeversane and t annesement
instead of resorting to public-houses sad drinking shops.
The promoters contemplate the establishmeet of newspaper
roadie( roans, and, where meth* libearies, and as
opportunities °ear, the delivery of Wiener reedter, reei'
neon, and entertainments, the whole being a modnication
of *herald Ilsobareke' hesitate. Leiters weer rend approving
the enjoin at the ineeneg, sad lee the
eteesiond the writers, from Mr. Denim, M.P., Mr. A. H.
Lewd, sad Mr. P. J. Turquand. The chair was
tan by Mr. W. Wafture, 311. P., who mid be was very
, giad to see so numerous an atteadance, for It proved that
the object of the meeting was apmmated not only by
it jeep number of the nrkiag damn but by neany of the
higher classes of society. (Hear, bear.) At present, work-
ing men bad not the means of earring on their social inter-
nurse, except by frequenting the public-horse, which did
not afford the least facilities for moral and intellectual im-
provement. (Hear, hear.). Proular clubs had been e eta
blished in numerous towns in different parts of the country,
and Ike repeals citizen institutions 'bowed that they had
bean remerbably oseenful is preamelies4 the welters an
benevolent of the working clams, and in some instances
tin character of the people in the seighboldbood bad been
greatly improved. (lien hear.) As inenation of this
kind amen be carried oe without lane, and he was quite
sun that the liberality of the people of Walworth would fur-
nish smote meats for the promotion of the object in view.
The secretary would be most happy to naive any donations
and subscriptions arkin might be offered, he should
himself have gait pleasure in coatributi4 toes
'i
jLoed dieer,:j There yes-- -Aine.. 7
oWnerono 'or...
agP. great ability In various inventions. Pro-
vides's, in its beasvoince,had not endued superiority of
intellect to any on den Be bad withered gistaerous in-
stances of most important inventions on the pert of working-
roes, the sdenstagee of *Mali they bad last in consequence
of their neat of education and not having their intellects
properly trained. (Hear, hoar.) Working-meo b attend-
ing mentions Me that now projected would derive great
began from having neer to libraries, sews
periodicals, sad Oontneeleel lectures. He orniciseed n-
ighttime of the utmost Im to the workievelasses,
and hoped that was the alms of the inhabitants of Wal-
worth penally. (Hear, bear.) It was of the union im-
portance to society at large to rain the tradition of the
working•inan; net had' bees his object through
life, .aad he was mast happy te may that be bed
lived to witness a net amnia of traprovemeat ia
the Albite and condition of the working-classes. (Cheers.)
Mr. Clerk., who attended as • deputation from the working
men's union, moved the gist resoluties. iris., "That is the
opinion of this meeting the efforts now making to establish
and maintain a working-mire's club and institute in Wel-
worth deserves the grateful and hearty support of the
working-Janes ie. this neighbourhood," which was carried
unanimously. The Rev. F. Statham their moved, sad the
Rev. E. N. Wiles*, seconded the following : "That this
meeting pledges itself to an their best szartione to make
the undertaking successful, by endeavouring to procure
members for the club, and the funds needful to carry it as
with dignity." Carried unanimously. The meeting was
also Wiesen by Mr. J. Whitlock, Mr. Stringer, Mr. W.
Sol way, sad other gentlemen, and the proceedinp termi-
nated.

Ihrisortian Ditarn.—An inquest was held by Mr.
Humphreys, orroarr, at the Loudon Hospital, last night,
os the body of Miry Coonor, aged 49 year; whose death
bad been oowsioaed by a slight wound in the foot, caused
by a nail sticking tip in bee hoot. She was admitted into
the heepital semi twee ago, but in spite of the most skilful
treatineot she died of pogrom, on Saturday last. A verdictof "Death by misfortune' was returned,
SHOCKINO Dirt. or • LIVIIRPOOL COITON
BBOKICIL —Om Thursday monis& a gentleman known as
Hr. SMol.v, cotton broker, Liverpool, met with an accident,
which proved fatal, at the Hagen, near Chester. The
doomed was rating in a carriage with a friend, when two
dogs commenced fightiog upon the road, sad the horse
becoming frightened rushed down the road, and in coining
towards Crosehowel.bill Mumbles!, breaking the carriez,
into Plow end the dammed gentleman was throws csa
Deceased was cooling topareis the Bassett station, intending
to meet the 9.50 a.m. train for Chester.—Cbmier Chronicle.
STABBING • POLICIII•N. —At the West Brom-
wick patty neildllal, w Situ/day. before Mime. R. %pall
and G. C. Adkias, the man Berzillal Foreter, gas-banal
filer. Parham" was brought up on recoiled, charged with
cutting and wounding police covetable Beard. On Suede,
emoting, the 131 h met., the policeman beard the w-
ither °natio, a noise and disturbance, about Mae o'clock,
sad proceedlag to the spot, saw him holding by the °oiler
a young mu named Jobs Hall, whom he dashed the eon.
stable to Mks into eestody on a very gram aharge. Beard,
who knew the boy Hall was a very unlikely person to cow.
mit such an Wows., refused to do so, as prisoner was
drunk, telling him to come to him fibs constable) on the
following morning when he was sober, sod substantiate
the charge. Forster declined to do so, and refused to give
up the boy's bundle, which he had taken from him, until
the
_police insisted on it, when he delivered up the
bundle, sod following the constable, who had pro-
ceeded on his beat, used very violent mod abusive
language, saying it would take " forty men like
Baud to lock him up" The constable was about to 4k-
him into custody for losing drank and disorderly, and put
bib hand as him for lb. purpose, 'bee the primmer
lutooked Ida down end kisked him The panacea' got up,
and the pMeease again rushed epos him, when they closed
and fell together. Beard, feeling something cut him io the
s46nntiaggraPPladhigi
intewitheamadthey. prlemterm
ths,leakanclapfisally succeeded
ken
up the knife oat of Isle pocket. The blade of t was braes
nem the haft, and blood was upon it. It was the roe pea-
dead. Nisemnnstable Beard then earthed the prisoner,

wad food spas bile
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the moil spas thara moot. Beard. wile.. =ll2
badly. west ea ewe to Mr. Hicks, cameos, Bmethwick, He
bed hew isespable at resamioa his duties eves is... It
wee a dasgerows weeacl, which might have east the rem
hie We. The prbosar reserved his defeats. Bell was re.
foes& awd the *mew was eowwitted to take Me trial ant
esolosa.—BireWeplems Game.
Full benefit dt reduced duty obtained by pue-
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moweret es 44. aorimuly alrouguel
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