The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-03 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL.

A festival of the North London, or University
College Hospital, in aid of the funds, was held yester-
day evening at the Albion, Aldersgate-street ; Lord
BROUGHAM in the chair. About 120 gentlemen were
present, and among them were Lord Raper, tins Master
of the Kolb, Sir Edward Ryan. Mr ;Stens/cid, M.P.,
Mr. W. Jams, Q.C., Mr. James Heywood, Surgeon• Major
Peterkin, Mr. A. W. Jaffrey, Mr. T. F.Gibion, Mr. Frede-
rick Goldmid, Mr. James Booth, Mr. D. Mout* Dr.
Rogers, Mr. W. Fowler Mr. Provost, Professors Sharply,
Grant, Erickson, Binger, Williamson, Harley, Reynolds,
Sharpe, Waley,
Among the dociations mentioned in the come of the
evening were the following :—Her Majesty the Queen, 1064 ;
the Prince of Wales, 10/. ; Sir F. Goldarnid, ILP.. 300/. ;
Mr. J. H. Jaffrey, 1501. ; Mr. A. W. Jaffrey. 100/. ; Mrs.
A. W. Jaffrey, 50/. ; Mr. J. Heywood, 100/. ; Mr. J. Pem-
berton, 1001. • Mr. W. &mod, 501.; Mr. F. Goldsaiid,
501. • Mrs. Vateon, 501. ; Mr. Edwin Soundly, Eli. • Mr.
H. Lineman, Z/. • Mr. Stern, 31/. 10a.; the Duke' of
Buccieuch, 211. The aggregate amount was upward. of
40004

ARUNDEL SOCIFTV ♦OR PROMOTINO THE
KNOWLEDGE OP ART.

Yesterday the fourteenth annual general meeting
el this society took plies in the rooms of the institution,
Old Boed-striet ; Lord ELcuo is the chair.

A report was presented which stated that the gross income
of the past year, exclusive of the Winos in hand at its cam-
mesoliment, was 3,4791.65. ; and the expsoditure, though
oontinually increasing with the gradual enlargement of the
society's operations, is still kept within the receipts. The
result of the system pursued has bees that tho balance in
hand, which oo the Ist of January, 1860, was 2244 19s. 11d.,
had rases on the let of January, 1863, to 7991. 3s. 64.—n
re-
sult not purchased by leaving a large career of liabilities
unsettled, for in 1862, for tile brat time in the history of
the society, the entire cost of preparing and printing the
annual publications was defrayed before the close of the
year, whilst the outstanding debts under other heads did
sot exceed the averse. aiumasit. In 1862 the annutd, publi-
cations wen duly delivered. As however the publications
of 1861 were also issued in the beginniog of 1862, tee ex-
poses. of delivery in the balance-sheet are really those of
two yenta. The publications of 1863, which it is proposed
to distribute is November, will be taken from the two
series of frescoes now in course of illustration, and will
consist of an engraving by Herr Schaffer, from Fra Azure-
lieu's "S. Stephen thrust out before his Martyrdom," and
five chromolithographs, by Means. Starch and Krasner,
from works of Marcelo in the Ilrancacci Chapel.
Mr. GREGORY, M.P., proposed ; sod Dr. MICHARDROS
seconded, a resolution for the appointment of Mail council
for the ensuing year, including the names of the Marquis
D'Azeglio and Sir Edmund Head, in lien of the late
Marquis of Lansdowoe and Sir Francis Scott, who had re.
tired from ill health ; and also that of Mr. Ruskin, who,
according to the rules, had been obliged to withdraw in
consequence of non-attendance, but was most willing to be
reinstated, if the laws of the institutiou should admit of it.

ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE. LAMPETZE, AND
DE. BOWLAND WILLIAM

The retirement of Dr. Williams from Lampeter
haying been preceded by • subscript.a among former
members of the college and residents in the neighbourhood,
for the purpose of presenting him with a token of regard,
it was arranged that his portrait should be painted by Mr.
Robertson, an artist of reputation in Liverpool, The pre.
sentatioe hag taken place by means of • highly complimen.
tarp letter from Mr. Johnee, the Recorder of Carmarthen,
and ax-County Court Judge, stead/man widely known and
esteemed in the literary and patriotic circles of the princi-
pality. In reply to this gentleman, Dr. Williams writes
a letter of acknowldegment, in which he says :
"Undoubtedly loouM bays wished that my long-meditated
retirement from the anxieties of teaching had not been wet
by the harsh welcome of litigation in my new abode. It
consoles me that persons whom I most ed.-ern, and who
know me best, follow me with tokens of regret and regard ;
and as the recurrence of each morning's light i■ not more
certain than the progress of a true cause alum artificial
obstacles are removed, so your personal sympathy SIMMS
me that some n'isariprelren.ions which hare attended the
contest will also pan away.°

MUSEUM or PATENTS, SOUTH KINSINGTON.—•
Number of rioters for the week ending May 20, 3,016 ;
total number mace the °peak' of the museum fro, doily
(12th May, 1955), 736.091.
The occasional tole of Parr'A Life Pill., will im -
vine digestive powers, and restore the whole nervous
system ton happy and natural statm—lkdrestlsentent• I

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INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
!NU. South Kensington.
A GRAN!. MILITARY CONCERT in AIL) of HAUL the
PRI Ne ti %kV 1.1 11. for Pro,i•tink. Nurses for the Inmates
of the eASIIIKIIitiN $Y LUSI, will be gin Use Interna-
tional 131111,Iniu. South Ia a utig ,by perrnlsslouj, on SATUR-
DAY, the Loh .Iu e
Tinier the Immediate Tatronee

111. iliglincei the Prince of WALES,
Ifielmre. the Prince*, WALEA,
Het 1t..).t1 !he.hue*. the Duchy. of CAMBRIDGE,

tte. K. ,I if 4ihoes% the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. sal
Iter Eoyit Iltimrso the Princess BABY ADELAIDE.
Ih, BAN U. of theT IBillit1.1) BRADE, consisting of
he First Life Guar IGds.
The *cowl Life thiards,
Royal Horse Guards Blue:,
The Grenadier Guards,
Col Istre.lln 1;1.1111/.111. and the
scot% Fizsilier Guards,

MJI perform nn this ocentutu.
fa. retterved seats, 7s. 6d.—Tickets to be .thtained
at Mr. Stuns' Ktl3l Libr,try. St. Jarattis.street ; Mr. Mitchell's
R,,,a1 Library, Old 14T,1 street. Mr. Westerton's Library, M.
t., true's ptarr, Knightoridge Messrs. Keith and Punnets's, 4S,
Cllc4ptide lIMI at Molina Tickettoelice, 18, Piccadilly.

JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
'ln Engl.ind) of PARAFFIN IS CA ULM to whom the prise
soda] 188 e: has been awarded, and their candles adopted by
her sMilesty's Government toe me at the military statlonv abroad.
Them can :lee can be obtained of all chandlers and grocers in
the United Kingdom. Price is. 8J per pound also Field's cele-
brated United Service Soap Tablets, ed. and W. each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label Is on the
packet or boxes. Wholesale only, and fer exportation.—Upper
Ranh. Lambeth, London, S.

MILITARY CANTEENS for OFFICERS.
45 each.
Comprising TABLE R NI V ES, SP, lONS, FORKS, tr., &c.,
NO CHARGE MADE FOR lIIE OAK PLATE CHESTS.
Beery other Size sod lirice up to the Sum of CMS each, kept In
Stock.
MAPPIN BROTFIFILs, SILVERSMITHS and CUTLERS,
222, REGENT STREEp aTo ar and AS, KING WILLIAM-
STRET.I, LONDON-BRIDGE.
Same Prices charged at both Houses as at their
hiANUFACTORY—QUES:S'S PLATE and CUTLERY WORKS.
sHEFFIELD.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS.

EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. MILES.
Alfred Webb Mlles REMOVED FROM ROND.STREET
to 73, BROOK-STREEr, Hanover-square, in Ines.
The les. Trousers .nrig.uated by him; in all the Sew Patterns,
BETTER THAN EVER."

DOCKET BARONS ETER.—NEG RETTI and
ASIBRA'S trustworthy and relialie Instrument, the site
of a watch.—Particulars by poet, I, Hatton-garden; &9, Corahlll ;
122, Regent-street and Crystal Palace, Sydenham.

IN FUN THIS WEEK, Puke One Penny,
The Old Jaw Bone.
Lonl Henry George Charles Gordon Lennox. 11. P.
Our Prize ways.
The International Dog Show.
The City Election.

Now ready, handsomely bound in magenta cloth, gilt,
so post paid, 64.,
THE THIRD FIALF-YEARLY VOLUME of FUN. with numerous
Engraving by talented artists, sad articles by distinguished
writers.
The First and Second Volometnnifortn with the third, on sale.

Eke erVrefso.