The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-22 00:00:00

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:WSPENDERENT S• BENEVOLENT AND PROVI-
DN.

Lost night the sixteenth annul meeting of the
members of this institutioa was held at the Freemasons'
1 Tavern ; Mr. Ottawas Mows in the chair.
\The Ositsms, in opening the beanies of the evening,
esti this berme proceeding to the easeideration of the more
smoke besieges of the institution, it might be well if he
were le weeded them sting what the institution was, what
it wasted. sod what wen it hopes for the fatzre. It
M, passim sad temporary relief to both Bastin and
mare who, from age, hfirmity, or distress, might re-
quire its essittanes. Although the isetitaties gnarl tem-
porary relief to those who were sot sesame, it restosably,
es a matter of justice and right, ranted rashes to those
only who were so. It was, however, extremely easy foe
each person in the trade to berme a member, amply by the
meter of 6a. per annum, or in other words by the payment
of a penny sad a fraction of • penny per week. The qualifies-
lion for membership was utreenly mall, sad within the
rear ef every one of them. They !tottew_ from
and eali
wt,:se sa.ywinar of amit
the y
taonosetoers; that sea enahr.bedwealthy,
wise. Now, iiewerrien wen a est or Usa whose avoca-
tions Galled tees eat early in the Mash' i and es early
ri•ing to a maim seesedeseed the 'gear le bed early,
whatever might he She Mate et their nesse& heath or the
extent of their wiedenthe 'Mitred that dear UMW poetics
did not much effeetthe market. (Lenghter.)There was
however in that sear of ltwegs, and is the het that the
membership of the isetitsties wee withis the me het,very
poor Ems. • seessg leverets, prellea eel for
=liras. The mastegamist et the hatiettios was
t .thele exposes were particularly mall. He
fiend that they had now three perioners oa the books,
GM a sem of I,sool.Thsow came to the question
of what the institation wasted. Tint it wanted, ac they
ell did, more mosey: end next' it wanted what,
from their recast parliamentary experieees, they did not all
want, men Dierdr=augbter)—but to the institution the
serrate of members was the mote important
et the two. It was only by the support of the newsreaders
thruster, by their exertions, and by • devotion to their
own cam, that the institution could emoted. By uniting
together for the benefit of their common calling they
would be able to raise it into a state of independence. (Ap-
plasm.) He raid mon them that it was only by helping I
themselves that they could get the public to help theta.
There was no principle more certain than this: that every
member who joined it gave to the Institution • moral sap-
port worth his sa. fifty times told. Every ma owed a duty
to his portiere? calling, no lea then to himself. If there
was even one man in their trade so sanguine as to thick
that he word never imperious old Age, isfinnity, ,or 'die-
tress, it was their duty to harem him with the ambient of
benefiting his fellows. Having disposed of these two points,
he sow arse to the question what grounds the
society had for believing that it would be able to satisfy thaw
mats. The newsman was a public servant, who derived
intelligence from his wired, and his peek was of vital is-
portrait to the commnity. There were, however, et that
moment in Westminster a set of bowling derviehm, who, he
verily believed, would, Haley could, to morrow, hamstring
every newness in the metropolis, Mare he was con-
nected with that great sad mighty engine whisk every
twentpfour hours pat a girdle round the globe. They had bad
some time ego• strike of the men employed in the gas works,
sad, later stall, a strike of the eahmen—Oseghter)—bett he
wished them to consider what light would be dimmed, and
what progress would be stopped, If there was a strike of the
newsvesden. (Laughter.) Hr. Dicker here proceeded to
review the progress of the ammaper press, hem the time
of the broadsheet, which, Is said, would have scarcely
afforded a night's curling paper to • young lady with a
moderate atop of heir, Lad
the t day, when nom of the
metropolitan journals had the airs of • dining-room
carpet. Daring the whole of this time the newsman bad
Wed as • public servant, end had thereby eared that rib-
lie support which would now, he felt mired, be afforded
to the Moritation. Yr. Dishine resumed his seat amid lend
"Ci:, sad called on the emetery to read the repast.
eport stated that this me the 16th peer suet the
establishment of the institution, end the eirmittee WV,
happy to present to the substation • statement of its affairs.
If the report was not as full se raid be desked, it exhibited
the same shady rec:isiv= deeemests had
hitherto ttleybewei. bei, leweiter,
bees travel ha pussies. sod enerstem nig whisk egad
not be estmfthed on monat of the OrWM 01 the ap-
othem, but the committee hoped that crab emee would
yeasty deeresse, es the bests on Mak the SOSISty was
founded became better knows, end as the humblest
newnenden' assistants were betteght te understand On
what easy terms they could theme assaisse—namely, by
the payment of 6s. annually. The perm isent fund bad
been increased daring the rot yen by 8111., and now con-
sisted of 1.5251. Three per Get Camas. As the disburee-
meats were approximatim is their Mural 'motet to that
of the receipt* hem the diviassaa, the eentatittes imprmeed
on the members and their reloads the necessity of actively
es-operating with them In making the institution mere
known to the trade. The emirs for the past year
amounted to 1001. 12a. Ild., and the 'irritates to 1061.2..,
leaving a balance of 41.95. 9d. due to the trimmer.
On the motion of Mr. GILDER?, mended by Mr. L.
WILD, the report was adopted, after which some routine
1 betimes was disposed of, and the promedlege terminated
with a Me of thanks to the chairman.
The mothers then supped together, sad spent a very
pleasant evening.

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INMEM TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bv:ogni
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Greet Islubition. Beetles AS, Ne. 4412, and far watch Ms Waft
medal was awarded.