The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-06 00:00:00

HARROW lICiiOOL

A amber of the oil pigs of Nutty elf.
together at UN Fretiallese TAMS OS WedB4llllll7llllllllllllol.
The hall was elegeotty &ousted for the wearies. The
chair wee eampied by Sir Ronny Pm, Bart., 'appealed
by the Has. F. Peemby, Mr. A. Stsiford, ll P., Lad
Girlies, the Rev. Frame Teach, Bev. T. 0. Meehan,
Captsis Sate, Rm. J. N. Shapkisses, Rev. W. Onesbam.
Rev. J. Drury, Kam. N. Haggard. •3. P. Bilielhdow,
F. A. Healey, C. S. Caner, ea. • •
The Me haves bees maned.
TM C 1111111•111 wear( nals poetised " The Health el
the Queen,' sad "The Health of H.B.H. Prises Albert,
Albert Pelee of Vales, sect the post of Um Royal Family,"
toasts whisk ware nem Inas ruched.
The CSAULYLN 1111111 sall he bed to moms to tbse a
toast sonsocited with as tastitatiegeo io lassem a artail
they had been sal sibeb
weslal beset lais kr to Memo be Me
lita with of thee kris e` • they wale the it
melee elks walls. Whoesslibeek baa foibles time Mho*
scrim
males
gnaw sesakielles sew *spy resin*
Nub Nye ma Os 1111. if -a Harrow
sabeabey was tiled with tai reafelemess It bad Ma
sea bs a aktiagniabM writer that be hems mind, with.
Mantea. wes *e be what
bombe moos owes, milaseste they wen facie
the all el the manse Is bra maa ale Is. el:,lr mat
eatables*. as IMO of Harrow sr 'Weelbstler weld gray
=aged aosee4 to the moose of =Mel mad morel
Mardad be Mk papas. Re was .14 gib( Pi
draw ess MUM. esepseleas Wimp Se whismiles
Meld at Mew, east at Mee eaeW Mem" he knew
eat Rae., Westminster. and Windmills led all prehmed
pip& ebonies.. had abed . Mee to the kistory of ea
vie mesh, ; bad he knew er erten that nossaget the seam
bealsatedie reseide, bee 'bream. eg s lisnw
ameba imp Mt that, like the steeple
wait _ the se did Harrow overtop its roes,
tesemiebe Masao* attaismenta. It messed to him,
thresh he Jial see know why, that, apse hem the prelbedess
et tbe alma ea the law, there was eimetbeig is m Rimow
Mosese wheat pssaissfe MIN eta_ fer
Other easels certaialy bat pemisletarris Post 01001:1
Wasemisater seamed le poem as iatasest,
benaeld, Horne Tooke; limey Bentham, sad Warm
Lisle* having hem odoseed within its walls. liks, too,
beasemes is be: peva eI beg sulk as mob
W he
ade mailasea be memo- eg WMalem.
s Onsies. emesa lo esshowlimill beef
.ibis am signet sass. W~soi, the seat
sumessial rod
esemedns, bad bras Maeda them, as Ma
also that dilimeighed mas Me MOWN 'ea to bete just
dist mime ea the bid battik
let sLbst were Is
Hamm was dethagaisked ? They bad ant Lord
Pylon wkose poem mad SUM be hrptten ; Sir Joseph
Basks, and that areal& wit and aesemplisked esbales,
Swam As he ha mid, Imeaver, Harlow aimed
posaarly Maple& for edasatiag as. for sass
is the State, and h thought it highly to he *seer
that, within the last huts gm pun, Harrow had gives
as tom than live prime mishears to Mislead. (Chasm)
Did me that speak well fro the tErstro of intellect sad sum
Mar ef education eiddlidhid Harrow pupils? There
we Nee's! and Game* the r of whom was sleeted
for the Mee through a mealier combiamiss of parties.
The these was one (the late Sir R. Peel) of whoa It
mead sat bosom him to spook et say Mg*, IA cease-
=s( the relationship which he bore to himself; sad
pia, their two moat recant Premien—Abeam and
Palmemees. (Cheers.) Did it ant yelled great *elastics
on their abed that the three most meat of Premien
—with rely two latervals—sboald aS have come front Har-
row t He woe est of those who tilbeitit'Utat Lord Aber-
dubs, who had fiches power by a embinatioa of partial,
hid Mt lase fairly trsatad—had see been rightly sadar-
stesa—aindl she had set had saMelent credit gives**.
am tie oval and talent with which be 'Mamma be
ease the government of the conauy. He mild
sow speak oely of his noble friend who at present hike the
pees eg power. He certainly did not *min the mead
MOM he was called epee to all by sip eseemiss
eg pram but had been celled to Ii in essmagessee
of lb miss of the seamy almost esiversairy=
leg ilea me as the sae is whoa bay bad
hie be Se (Chem) He had
by hie lee,
bassla free timid( is peibmes ispeelist of
ales (Mr. rd). le, too, was es mnir ems, NI
had elesedy greatly adegaistied blamer la the Reese of
Omen Who we. Sere edoested la the vied who
mad elms upon the • distesehhed names of thine who
had bees laressat up WM* ill wells without • feeling of
pile, red who but weed espielise • *Mimi feeling in
his Mace hearing of Iha mesa* a sehoolaillow ? As
the meat maa who had gem ban them had illustrated
the mire of thole ashael, so let them hope that they
eight be enabled so be distinguish themselves is to at
ether pees& el the essellsace of a Harrow adscation, sad
SI est se assephiwhit Wight be looked up to and admired
by Mem Me hod set yet left the school. He was proud
to hod that liserwar owed its distinction? not to the indigence
of re* meminnem but to the individual energy, talent,
cad &teUides of its pupils. Trusting that mow
idea overcastings to 1111110.1ipsay their ezerrime he begged
to give them " Prosperity to dear old Alma Mater—Harrow
School." (Loud sheen.)
Ks. fiIL,FoRD, M.P., in a Immormas speech, proposed
"The Health of the Governors of Harrow SchooL"
The CZAIRMAM neat proposed "The Health of the
Masten of Harmer School."
Toe Rev. W. OXINIELDI, having apologised for the un-
avoidable ammo* of Dr. Vaughan, retuned thank,, and
said he should never forget the pleasure he felt some 20
yens ego, when the distinguished lather of that gentleman
meted in the chair which his eon that *slam so ably
He was sun they would drink mast m*Wly to the
health of Sir Robert Peel. (Cheers )
Sir R. Pm briefly asksowledged the compliment, ma
proposed the "Universities* Oxford sad Cambridge," k
whist many Harrow boys had obtained the highest dis-
tinction, comities with the toast the name eg M.r. Comer.
Kr. Coasts retuned thanks.
The Csatarsas seat proposed the "Army and Navy,"
remarking that may a Fiatrow boy ball fallen whilst
bravely perform*, his duty in the Came. lie dying mo-
nists Meg,
_peeler, brightened by reselleatiess of Harrow,
asd the names& Me his mown swag be *Mimed in
the Maris el his eta samillame.

TIM POLICE COURM
THIS DA

SOUTHWARK.
Avtaairran sinciam
Aim Oise, a respestabieleskies mosso, orbs
te auSerios severely trees elaiirases 1110161101, was
helm Mt. Combo, tamed with attempting Si smash
ilealesaumm a wideness, aid he was at waft soar
Corpomier wharf. et the bates. of 31111.1sae, Today
same% bolowoom See sal di Wile* Moe omit* whoa he
saw tie solamor ma rather wadi, lesmodo is skilaie
d ate
whet* emspesting how bee .arm liar bra
wesestourp data the dna he tooled loMasihia mod /sr-
'su hold of her as gibe was la Sit est et
Smits lissoW of the wharf. It wee high Me at the
time, sod the abet was telly twenty-lit Sam &up at the
MIA as that, bed she jumped in, he Mesh ob. west
bays bass drowned, as there were s number of has aad
Ile at *lbw WWI lima, whisk woeld haw drama her
imam
Mc Omaha asked what state the was is
Whams moiled sbe was very sash mast the Mas-
saro of Ikgsgir, mad eat= hie repel that he had set
Pal her to
POMP ONlebblOdidral sid he took the primmer tato
aside, sad he she beams rommieeo, he aseartaised
SW her lambead was s requotable tamis /eddies la
Meech* street, Benneadsey t that she hod hen leaking
foe enema dem sad quarrelled with has hashes He
believed Sat as ass sly swell fres Ibe miss .1 erlak.
Is smear Si Se slave, the pehease add ebe was very
sorry for mates sash sa attempt ea ha life. Os woold
sot have &sae so bed she net bola Maids& ea& that
mend a quarrel with her busload.
The emosebte mid he aaisesessal she bad time yews
Seem at base.
no piens mid Mat was tram, sad else biped his war-
shmipid weal& brew Me and lit her p home to them She
It seal&
Xr. Oesbe tel& Me be elald sot allow her to go at terse
la task waft as should used her to lionsamager-
Ins Gael. Alessi* woad rossive the atiastios et the se-
died plasm ad the chaplet*.
The primmer was then removed by the gager.

Lead Oahu= bong ingemded,
Mr. 81%117011n, ILP., trotted that he might be allowed
to latrine oa the tine of the company a few monents, to
inform this that upwards of 200 soldiers whom he led
had the pleseare and honour of wing mad sediment's
to fallen at Scutari, bad called apes him since
their return to this country to express their gra-
titude foe his muttons oa their behalf, as well
es to those benevolent ladies who had dose so such
to sheer sad unit Is restoring them to health. Those
men ha I ggaaaeorally eharasten that would bear the Whiten
la ; sad the greater porttoa of them, though
disabled from farther duty is the army, were well Hued to
fill the shanks of door-deeper, gettlessaa's porter, or
other light employmeat. He had the "Adrianm of the see,
and should deem re Wear too gnat to endeavour to get
Wm some kind Id angiegment, by which, with the aMst-
san of their psimisms, they might be slighted to keep them-
selves is amdert. lie mind the gentleam present, should
they or their Mini have hi opportunity of employing any
of those men le de fek as it would not may be a flung
reward In thel:Sesenees, but would an as en inteative
to WWII who hennas be called upon to
dita
Millie duties to maany to their utmort esertioriC,
the emarance that is the bag of difileulty they would an
be 1 weals by thole
Several other toralsal== the "Health of the Rev.
Kr. Dem, the hem semestely to the dinner committn")
wane deviely sad the ge separated, about midnight,
sub pleased with the areetat el the maim.

ALARMING FIRES.-(IRIS DAY.)
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ROYAL ITALIAN OrnA.-Her Majesty the Queen
sad Primer Albert honoured the performances at the Royal
Deltas Opera with their premiss last erealag. The gases
and the Prieto were secoutpasied by the Ling of the Bel-
gians, sad the Prisons Charlotte of Belgian sad the Coast,
de Planar's. The illestrieue party coespied, in sdditioa
to bet Majesty's be:, a awed doable belt ou the grand
the. is the mice of her Majesty sad her illustrious visit/au
were the Duchess of Atholl, the Rea. Lug Kerr, t►e Burl
of Listowel, Lord Alfred Paget, Colossi Seymour, sod
Berea Mosrlorks. The theatre was well Wed with fashion-
able eoespany.
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Hie Szoallency the Count de Persigny, jablifieAou
ellhaites at tbs Court of Bt. James's, sosongssAG Who
Geollsis do Peratipty sad a 111111111fOUS suite, annul al
Albers Gate How yesterday laleflio.lll.
Its Post states that on Tuesday the Caudate it
illbelbaros presented to the Cassias Widow**, at Park, ik
She awes of amorous mambas of the British aristocrat%
a aaspdiseut emerald bressiet, seat treat Leads., awl
%swim the (*Bowleg words as as iaseriptios :—" Tess*.
mop de meson et de regret." To this bra/islet was MIN
as elapse little book, cestataiox the Digester's of the
gime. le She umber of &early a beadred pastes, wee
wag Noe r—f, Promoted troths Counters Wastrel's, by bar
IWO Mink seas expression of their dame regard for
ber. NA alike deep regret they foal at her departure from
libienatry."
TM ZOOI.OOIc.AL SOCIETY OF LONDON.--w M the
alallseierinsio.
Waiverittis_g:,Vittaitirmey II" ilm nt
k. Lord seem Clint., Ms. Ataima,v.i...•
-.4 lbws. O. Bowyer, PLP., St. Osseo
P. Ls IL P. Currie, C. P. f L P
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THE EXPRESS, NRIDAY EVENING, ITULT Ipich.

TU LAIRD TWO 117110101.-Dllollli Min 1130LICT.
• poor woman, with four ysasg Andros, applied to Mr.
ersaY fee kis advice sad @obtuse*, under the following
eiressestsasse :
hull=t said that her lauslsead, who is a wheelwright,
espied in the Land Transport Corps, and
left the Anatol at Woolwich as the 29th of March. The
arresgeseut was that be was to receive two guineas
per week for his services, a portion of which was to
be tresessitted, se his wages became due, to his wife
fee the waist/wee of her family. On Monday
she received two batten from her hushes& the
one bearing date the 6th, sad the other the 12th
of Use, steams that he had resolved 61. lb. wages, lie,
the greater parties of which he had pees over u
to the authorities at the Crimea, to be forwarded tee
to Landes for her use. She Immediately west to IA
the Lead Transport Agency-oaks. 80, Pall ma, and pro- _so
dicing her husband's letters, inquired for the money truss- rc
by her husband, but was told by a gentlessaa u
she saw there that he 00111 Q net give her any- is
M.
tang until he had an order to justify tits Is
Ming so. As she was is greet diems, she bad 18
els applied at Soeserest-hews and Whitehall with
so better BUNINS, and now wanted to know what
she wee to do. Her husband stated In one of his letters la
that his nest south's money would be due in a few days, is
bet she feared she should be no better off than than at pre• is
seat, and was much distressed to know how herself sad ohll• I.
dyes were to be supported.
to
Mr. Arnold said it seemed to be a very distressisg ease. •
He could really neither offer her any mistimes respecting es
bee nosey, nor any advice. He would, however, give her 10
10s. to relieve her present me
wants. .

This apisralag, batwaa ttia hoar§ of 12 aid 1, a
Imo hr ISM& tam alien nearly lost their Lim, Dap-
ped am fig ormulm bakagiag to Mr. J. Bond, s butcher,
on*, as beim ell Me. 8, Beysoisr.stseet, Easton-
spare. A pdimosillem in posing the premises, discovered ii
a glare of lighedinlng through the fanlight. Hs forthwith 0
gave ea alum, mai after some trouble succeeded in arousing so
the inmates, elm, with the ezeeption of three children,
sleeted a safe retreat. The fire had pined so strong a hold
of the rooms under the one in which the ettildren were m.,
sleeping, that the onapants were usable to get to the plus. 11t'
tome person, on being informed of the great danger 96,
they were ezposed to, rushed through the smoke, end 11
brought out the children, who were almost suffocated. The
Are wee after some time extinguished, but the lower pert of le
the house was destroyed, and considerable damage was eet
done to the upper part. Kr. Bend was not insured.
Author fire happ used about the mute time on the pre- ip
muse of Mr.Maddes, greenroom and fruiterer; ife.l Hatay, 96
cheesemonger ; and Mr. 'Tickets, botcher, situate in Meath- et:
aseptoionews, Islington. The building was nearly 70 feet gR
long, and of proportionate width, used principally need as M.
stabling. The here's were with some diSoulty rescued. 1:1:
The lames were not extinguished until the premises were Ike
burned to the pound. The caste of both Gres is unknown. 14.