The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-13 00:00:00

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OTILSING OF THE MI DDLE-CLAIM COLLEGE AT FRAY.
LOMEAIL—This institution, whose formation does honour
alike to the county and to the prince whose name it beers,
was opened most successfully and effectually on the 10th
last., by the admission of about 150 pupils, the formal and
ceremonial opening being deferred till July, when it be
keyed the Prince of Wales will he present at the uncovering
el the elates of Prince Albert. On Monday next about a
Indeed of the younger pupils will be admitted, and a few
line defined their entry till the July term. There
us now 274 pupils nominated, and as only 300
will be admitted in all, it must be allowed that
the college opens with every prospect of income.
The 'hiking exterior, its position on s rising ground,
end the beautiful view from the grounds of the old castle,
eat floe church of Framingham, and, above all, she inte-
rior arrangements were subjects of general commendation.
The dieinghali is • very large and handsome apartment,
abseiling of which is adorned with the coated-arms of
weenies. The dormitories are lofty and well ventilated ;
three in which the younger pupils are domiciled being under
lbs raperintendenes of under-mutes sleeping in the same
room, white privacy sod comfort an at the same time eon.
mita Each pupil has a separate bad, hie number being
teethed at the head of his iron bedstead. The dormi.
lairs are solely for that purpose, the lavatories being
*mint to, but quite distinct from, the bedrooms,
Mare are also convenient bath-rooms. The cooking
sopuatus is very compact and corivenient, the bob plate
Intern and steaming being brought greatly into use. The
Wain work is very properly intended to be carried on
wholly at the epilogs, and the arrangements for that pu-
ps, including the air closets for drying, are very complete.
The little town of Fnunlingham welcomed its motors with
iteP and a merry peal of bells, asd the beauty of the day,
with the geauel satisfaction apparent on every countenance,
Ire quite a gala amount* to what is generally about the
quart town in Suffolk. It ie very probable that its m-
olt to Fnmliogham will eventually be as advantageous ea
Hume and Rugby have experienced their schools to be.
Inge educational establishment is only a desirable addi.
tise to • large town, it is quite the making of a small one.—
Joe sad lionoich Post.
DILATE IF • STILEFLICHAB6. —Ail inquest Was
'Waded on Tuesday evening by Mr. Moor, coroner for
laralader, me the body of a young man named John Jones,
en el a veterisery surgeon, who came by his death is
Surphoksse at Leominster a few days previously. The de
diend, who WY only 16 years of age, and a youth of much
Pemba, had been induced to rides mare named Wee Annie.
le a "scurry " Oakes, in heats. He had ridden the Bret
hest, and obtained a place, and was going on with the
steed heat, when the mare fell at a fame, and before Mr.
Ines could get up another horse following jamped nue
hha noshing in his chest and breaking his ribs, which
Wend his lungs. He was picked up insensible, and died
*alit after. After as adjournment the jury retorted •
'mem of " Accddestal cleatb."
CASES AT THE BELFAST POLICH-COITItT. —TUESDAY.
—Nicholas Lytle was charged with being disorderly and
vita, using party expressions. The constable wbo muted
prisoner ended that the prisoner shouted "To b-1
WI the Pope," is Ardmouliuotreet,Fallnroad, at 7 o'clock
ea the previous evening. Mr. Orme—Did you ever bear of
IhiPstalt wer inflict upon people who use such *sues.
lime Pr —Oh, I did, air ; and lem • catholic. Mr.
OTteuell—You are only that by name. I suppose you
!an no religion. (To the coestable)—Did he soy any-
Mt about Mice William ? OiswAtahlw—No, sir. Mr.
ODlO—Fise bins 40e. ; you weed be minim your lac..
forge ot the desert air addressing that fellow. Mr.
noenell—You are aped in 21. and costs, or le date I.
Psi Mary Anne it'Cullough, • inieerable.looking woman,
wbekergedby local constable hiliullan with being die-
risrly in Wugh's-court, mid with shouting she was the
het Papista in the town, and that she would dig their
Ckaste_„ hearts mt." Mr. O'Doesell—lf you am, as Pm
7,4 yourself. a Puget, you are • mast disreputable one.
Ye. are and in 21. and costa or 14 days in gaol.—NorMern
Paouno MATRON.—Mrs. Andrew Allison re-
narlituilleaver county, Ohio, lent week gave birth to four
Mildew. Some twenty mouths ago Mrs. Allison
to three daughters, whom she named Osnit
ree, end Nora. These seven childre• bore within • period
" two years, wire at Net seseents, day( well as was alm
men notber.—Missouri Paper.
The number of patients relieved at the Hospital
le Donne of the Heart' 67 Marpretntreet, Cavendish-
Kelm, was 109 dozing the with.