The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING,

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. , Noire LONDON OR wrirszurr COLLEGE
HOSPITAL.

HOUSI OF LORDO.—TuantraY, APRIL S. I A dinner in aid of the funds of this institution
was given last evening at the London Tavern. The Duke of
The LOW ClllAleCaLuut took his mat on the 'recheck at Amami. presided, supported by nu F. H. GoMemel, the
I o'clock. • How I ;ems Denman, and about 120 of the ragmen end
PRIVATE BUSINFS. other friends of the institution.
The following lens were reed a third time and nand :—._ to so appall fur support which bus already appeared in
Tyne bleeeval Ferry. Al.surdou Kohn" Icarian. Hodditen our adreetiseinent •r doors, the managing committee thus
Railway ImPilal, :.c.). sad Conon...H..llW* llaihnlY bille- describe the special claims of the hospital for public sup-
Viweunt Dl:Nit t NNoN env, natim that on the second port:—" At an anneal expense of nearly 6.000/.. the Malt
sesdik; of the Paider ti undo'. Hill lie alsould move that it skilful treatment and careful uoraing ate provided for the
be nail • nand time that ilsy sin months sick of the densely populous districts adjacent to the hospi-
DECLA RATION OF TITLES BILL. tal, and for patients from all parts of the kingdom in came
This hill was r.rewd, with amendments, to the house, of difficulty. The need of such an establishment iu the
SECURITY OF PURCHASERS BILL. vicinity of a great railway terniinua was strikingly proved
This bill ueu „meted. with „imams* ii, the hew,. by she important merrier" rendered by the North London
Hospital on the octesion of the dreadful accident
TRANSFER OF LAND BILL at Kentish.town in September Mit, when thirty-two
This hill nee rils.rted, with am rim to the house. sufferer. were me__ . . _,, ~__isd W. Of thas.
ireu Inn prelnpaq attended
REAL PROPKRTr ging OF PURCHASERS) BILL 24 were ***** ually restored to health. Relief is every year
This bill was reported, with aresedmente, to the boom. afforded to about 21,000 patients, of whom 1,300 are in.
PIER AND HARBOUR ACT AMENDMENT BILL. patients. 750 women in childbirth atteuded at their own
This bill passed through °amenities. homes, and 1,100 ophthalmic patients ; the remaining num.
THE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS ACT, 1861, AMEND. ber receive 'valet as out-Patient" Or go casual IPA:oats. Is
*ENT BILL. comequeuos of excess of expenditure over receipts, the
This bill was read a third time and mud. I debt of the hospital has gradually increased until, at the
WHIPPING BILL. I end of the financial year in October last, it amounted to
This bill was reported with unendomat. 5,600/., of which 3,0001. was due on loan, paying intereet,
and 2,600/. consisted of outstanding tradesmen's bills
EASTER RECksIIS. I The tulneriptime of the evening were reported at
Earl GRANVILLE amieumied that on Friday next he . 1,7,4/ 0.4 200 vim. from sir F. H.
elaseld wave that the house eboakl edioura from that day , mr, P., with a *pew. of ten guinea, par 2:1711
MU Teseday, the 40th. 1 2501. from Mr. A. W. Jaffrey.
Ms& lardelnpe &dimmed at tweedy minutes past 5.

HOUSE OF 0011140 Na —TvesDAY, Aram 8.
The SPEAKEt took the chair at 4 o'clock.

PRIVATE RILLS.

The followieg hills were read a third time and puma :
The Briatoland Rioter and Chard and Taunton Railway
Bella; Loudon, Brighton, and South Coax Railway (En-
largement of ; lath Devon Railway and
Dock