The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-30 00:00:00

ROYAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT 00IJAEOZ

The eleventh anniversary of this inittitutlioo was
celetested yesterday evening by • dinner it Willis'orocelm.
St. /eases's, the company numbering upwards el • hundred.
The chair see taker by Earl MANN'S= ; end resew those
win Lord Chelmsford, Sir Within W. Wynn' the
Master of the Temple (Dr. Robison), Si Pada Lacs*.
Sir Joke Fiber, Mr. W. Coulaon (High Sheri( el Carswell),
Mr. J. H. &airfield, M.P., Dr. O'Connor, Mr. J. Propert,
treeserer of the institution,
This college weamtsutzojected in 1851, red as excellent
elle bevies been at Epsom, on the ea of July,
1853, the lint Woe of the institution wee led by' the late
Ike use, thee president of the charity, in the mere of
the Prises Maim; The wee prevented by
Dan ban primes. The formal opening. =tank
piss on the 28th cif July, 1835, was prOlida.
over by the Prince Cougars, sooompareed by the
Prince of Wales, shire which time its walls here been open
for the reception of those for wham it was designed. There
are et the t time
euresidentlielir the college 20
dow,, sorb gr,eo, set
with three calrnfoetably furnished room; an
51141116311 of three and a hell Mee of coal; end • of
i Of. a year. Pow more pensioners will be added on the
ompietiou of • new block of residences. There are •also
reelle'et in the cane 180 boys, the sore of mediae men,
10 el whom, being the foundation @choke, are educated,
Ireerded, clothed, sod maintained entirely at the expense
of the institution, while the remainder are charged 40k •
year sash for es education of the highest dam, board,
ereshlng, use of book; tic. There are oleo Dorm dry
nooses, who Deed not Demurely be the saes d
mimed etatizieg .d
iet wPof272.reat
sr *
per-
one for each guises subscrilbed annually, fa=
Ms guises. given, end fat every twenty visor
Est tea guineas are life governors of the eel** ; sab-
ot sus guises annually are governess dunes the coe-
d their 114114WiptiOWL The ordieery income of the
therbis the pest =year wee as follows :—Aannal sub-
-3,1141. ; done I,ooBk ; dividend; 1681. ;
1011001 payment; 5,0621. ; • total of 9,3401. The
ordinary expenditure was 8,8581.
Auscats the snteariptions announced is thermion of the
=was one of 2001. Dana the Sere dthe late Dr.
us, of Portsmouth. The total was about LOW.

LONDON D 1001847 CHURCH BUILDING

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lik ifFY:

Yesteethy ofternooll • meeting um held at
Dunlop Home. It was composed of bedoweses and eas-
tnel labour in the metewpolie who hed.aasunbled at
special invitation of the Bieber of Lemke busman ea
to the beet mass of meeting the spirituel wants of the
=districts of the metropolis. The Bight lisv. the
of LOIIDON presided ; and asoed than present were
the Sad of Shrewsbury, Vie:coat Seeo e, Led Egerton,
Sir W. James Bart., Sir G. Behar, Sir Powell Buxton, Kr.
Beradord Hope. Mr. W. Cotton, Mr. J. Wilkie/am Mr.
:Few, de. Several clergymen attended, ref amens
thee
were Arehdaeaos Hale, Archdeacon Sisthair, the Dean
of Westminster, Canon Clumpenwahlte. The Minoan
mid the population of the wee now 2,800,000.
Within the kat Me yew, them base se thereon of
50%000 pereme end during the six or seven rank IN width
be had beim the bishop of the diocese sent 200,000eouls had
both Aged tithe popidatiou. Thee, fade woe though to
chop 11,1 Aisieldable evils would arise if. Beets. wen not
meth to meet the spirituel wants of the tiny. Their
lope for the future cestred on what lied abeedy less so-
.esspilited. He dim described in detail the ellethes which
Bithop Blemiteld had made to baceseeiVeal m
the oommo-
dation in diocese Through the s greet "aorta
IE ltherreths Wenbe built le le yam. lordship then
went en to any at about Mae ran age ene effort bad
been made to providethfor the spiritual dasgbetepri which
than marled. The Duke of Bedford led given to the Lans-
downe hind, which was than rend, the awn of 10,0001. to
be area over leo years. Varian. other sums. had also
been gives. The time at which they would
•lis paid weld eoon aspect, and *Oboe
An siert was made the operations of the society 'would be
very much crippled. It would be an impartment. for him
to puma, their consideration the greatness of thd work, or
bluer them on thee duties as bedews'', or eloplovere
of labour. After some further obsermitiose he eonelwisd
by maybe be wadi be extleinely thankful if a thmitims
effere should be made s that the evils to which he had
alluded might be resolutely net. After some contereation,
the Berl of Shrecesberylwor=gresointioe, plesigiag the
sort
• the ehissei of the
society. 4: .1= seededed the reaohitkie, add it was
mired onaubnonsly. Thu following reseletinw was also
**LT.!: i sunklased dunug.
the next tern years as a special fund toe tie four following
objects Providing missionary curates ; providing parson-
ages; providing endowments, building permanent end tem-
porary churches in the diocese ot Loo." A committee
was afterwards appointed. and a vote of !baths having been
=ate chairman, the proceedings terminated with the