The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-16 00:00:00

LONDON ORPHAN ASYLUM, OLAPrON.

This excellent institution, having now attained its
Mesh year, held its jubilee festival yesterday evening, at
Ymehaat Taylore-hall, which was ipsated for the occasion
by them:dent corporatioo of the Merchant Taylor' Com-
pany. fik Royal flighome the Duke of OANBiIiDOZ pre-
sided, sad among the company, aumbenng shoot 300,
were Lord Drury, Colonel North, Colonel Clifton, Alder-
men fielomons, end a large cumber of the principal
support= M the charity.

Dieing the MY matury that it has beat in ezieleme, the
Mediation be, heat the means of affording mainteranee,
*kale& &Moderation to nearly 3,000 fatherlem children,
end the rely* on the isexhanatible charity of
the Britieh po 1., have determined this year to oommemo-
rate the jubilee by electing to the benefits of
the charity no lass than ZOO orphans, namely, fifty in
Jam mat, sad fity ha Ms failewing Jemmy. The
maistemance of tithe large number of odd:omM participants
in the charity will mat about 8,0001., and the
otterstion sad ease icon io the 'Midis' t to
about 4,000 i. more. The charity has argotic &abused no
ken • aura than 3611,2704, and there are at this =meat so
Mee than 437 orphans under ita protection. The report for
the premot year mends the pa=rict that the efforts
el the institution areaordially
and that the ordhsery revenues derived = Tcaittu'idci
sabseriptime this your are fully easel to three base
boas reserved is pint years; bat it is needlmeto lay that
the eke:tics ef se lugs as additioa to the roiliest' al the
eliarifY PowelffsdlY appeals to the public to make isettessed
efforts Se give MI of
and effect to their admirable pro-
position.
The subsoniptims announced in the course of the even
tug amounted to MIL
Mr. Herber officiated u toestruster.
As the company were preparing to retire a moat extra-
ordinary mess peseesithl itself lb tbs vestibule. 'The hats,
outcasts, sad umbrellas had bees deposited to a small
room, and whether owing to the waist of mass pr to the
defects in the arrangements, the attempts to reobver them
resulted in a furious meths, in which many blows were struck
and discomfited sembathets ware now sad than NM
sprawling on the Our. The barrier erected in front of the
mom was brokee does at an early pm kid of the osotest, and
the plate, plated le edeordthes with custom fee Ma fees of
the waiters, wee overturned, notwithstanding , the most
frantic efforts 04 the pert of some of thou interested to
avert the esinstsopbe.
The Deka 410'33)66dg., as if meeting the aming strife,
retired early ; but Lord Lbury, who snomeded him in the
chair, was to the thick of it, arid great amusement was
mused by loses of hie lordship's admirers, who balled out
Wady for his amt sod umbrella, as though they would
sway be distingipshed in the chaos. The battle oom-
mewed before 11, and was still raging as the clock struck

HOSPITAL POS OONSUMPTWIIANHpIszaszs

OP rim CllitiT, BIOMPTON.

On Sunday morning lasts sermon was preached
by the Bibay of Rochester, at Si. Mark's Chao* North
hudleystreet, us aid of the funds of this charity. The
Bishop took foe hi tat fit. James, chapter 2, verses 14 to
17; and, towards the fed of as moeUent damns upon
the subject of faith sad works, mid that • case of peculiar
urgency bad bees entrusted to him to plod. Tao
hospital wae greatly is need of help. 10 prorate for the
large camber of lathe* even with the strictest economy,
a yearly sum of betimes 8,0001. and 9,000 f. was
.required ;
the mead subscripthos scarcely exceeded half this amount,
and the balance moat be made op by church oolleetioos, do.
aatima, and legacies. The bishop closed hie semis by
urging his hearers not to compel the roentgen of this ad-
rnirable institution to use panimooy owiog to say lack of
fonds.
. . .

The collection amounted to 491. 13a. 4d., including two
new annual subacriptions, and a liberal dooation from the
right mt. preacher.

Tar Nzw BAMPTON Litcruzaz.—The Rev.
Thomas Debasey Bernard, N.A., who has ben appointed
Samples Lecturer for 1864, was miseated at Raster Col-
lege, Orford, when he graduated in 1837, robin • second
clam in denim Amongst times who took beacon in
classics at the sense time were Once Bkralsy, Cason Loos.
dale, and Lord Stemmata. In 1838 he gained the ?Norton
theological prize for him ems y "On the cooduct and am-
meter of Bt. Peter," sad te 1830 the Oheseellor's prize for
Lis essay on " The ciammal taste red sharacter compared
with the romantic." 13e was ordained deacon in 1840, and
priest in 1841. Immediately after his admission to the
priesthood he was presented to the vicarage of Great Bed-
dow, Dear Chithadoed, and was nominated in 1848 by Lord
Rayleigh to the .loen of Terling, near Witham, whisk
he M preen* be*. •
It will probably be in the recollection of our
readers that lobos the Royal Nail steamer Avon wee,
wrecked at Calm Mat November during a terrific gale, the
OefW alanae brig-el-lost Bainbridge narrowly eloped a
similar fals, art Int ler. Milne. fifth sagioser et the A.OO.
with four oasis presses belong* to her, put off to the brig
In a boat, and nomad her crew at great personal merino&
blz. Nike bee jut received from Preadest Liam% a •ery
handsome yid watch, on which is &scribed, "To John
Mae, from the ?readout of the United States, for
komenr, and humanity." The watch was for-
warded thro the American minister in Loodsn, and on
Thuralay Irt Yr. Robert Ritchie, the company s superil,
iamthihantneer, had the gratifying tookof handing it to
Mr.
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