The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-09 00:00:00

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.41A! 8.1.N1X1T41" INSTITUTION.
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Tosierisy Mr. EMUS: it-satioitor, attended at
elinall to Gamer a prior atotemeat made by Mr. Potter,
swardirme of the West Leradoe Vales. Mr.
os,raid, mad Is words had tam repotted la the
that he had Is pre every day a building called the
tea Institution, ta West Smithfield, profeemdly
ra

laultathe for striae food sad skates to the haueleii
peer, smiths% gulag the last eight scathe ea an osemeks
had he waft seed ter say ether pavan than as a zed•
deem for Mr. Basher, the huruary, a eeaell•heuu tee hie
Autos, sad a stable fee hit bone, wept the upper put
whisk le had let ter 101. a month.

To Selo etateneste Mr. Henley tow opposed his own
laidislel, sad be bittsrly senplaised that W.P.M.r should
biasiihiri to make them at " the very time that we are
Ond **Jain ostribuiew to
rift r to relieve the destitute pow daring
Ye Indedwat seams of the year." He farther said :
Is IBM the City Hospice, ea it was then called, was
inolllntel by Mr. Cochnse, who went to great impute,
owl Iseeived himself Merest liabilities, in dots g so. In
SIN Mr.filehrese died, leaving emu oaStandiag debts,
mem which err or to a Mr. Palmer for a very citnehler-
able sum of Esau. The inetitatios, however, was closed
prior to his death, aced seopened is 1863, when 81r Fitzroy
Kelly was sail still is one of its most sannificest patsies.
The premises fell into Mr. Palmer's hands, from whoa Mr.
Barber, oar modest secretary, took this, and we have
rented the greater portion of them fres hiss at the trills(
&times of 1001. per ennui which is only half the wisest
be pays for cheat. He bas a bashes wild) he Norms on
fa the muftis' potties of the prwalies, and tor whisk be
requires the use of a hens.
BIT R. W. Carden—ls be not the manager as well es the
eemetuy ?
Kr. Horsley—No, dr, le la only the secretary. With
regard to the Methadon befog closed for the last eight
swaths, se stated by Mr. Potter, I beg to state that so far
fro. that being the sae, it is open from November until
May is each year. When the metitatise closed, the books
showed that the 'moll/ants for relief, which authored
about ISO in Norealier, dwindled down to 100, thereby
showing that the relie f'ls bestowed epos deserving objects,
who obtain work as asen ea the suss permits. The in.
etlestlen wraps,. reetwelay. awl lm fen vigour.
Eh Z. W. •dosv•Due I laboured yea to tap that the
lastitstios le span I
Mr. Barbs sir; and thaws were so IMO than
220 perm filLllllll y, mil were preached to by a
minium at two 116116111111 during the da.
10. Imlay watimeed—Tbs °sly object we have is view
is to Mks* the denetnia, and we have lately added umber
hese* is theloolllstiewortia le that of rewlanalag the sa.
ketosis OMB inm wthorsble sad degraded life apes
the Mehl@ el. Leadtp. We have no nos *as 16 fraelse
sow span stir beak wheat we have withdraws twee the
abssishle life they had bra /wham to get tart into
mine sohnoateetea. I have a letter hero far a rev.
who re sae of oar met sale= errata ; but
will leave it to yes. sir, to say if I should Wright is rood.
hi it, es that It may go** to the public.
Bir Z. W. Oardes—Ldo not think Ike leder should be
read.
Mr. Idesap—l artlened It brawls laihress have bees
ner apes oho rev. sentissaa which have Wu**
Ibleastatonsign, and we have ocrequestly bees deprived it
a sue able spoperater.
Mr. Mir (um writ of the West LIMOS Ihnee)
&SUL Ilr. Hereby, if you moist is tat elseirest I
shall be oWuad to reply to it, se now h ins the Bev.
Mr. Kart amid that he left the ineilsilei berm MI
✓ue wee etteshed to sensate he iris audited. end Oat
there was as tesdr tailors seirdeed weer hi. tat ow
• Mg.
Mr. Barber—The Bev. Mr. lieu sere we an welhetr;
he was
Hoily a netsbor ed the lharein
hr. eralep—la the rate poper,tallowles the terse el
Mr. Pere% lIIIIMMent, is a weepleist of sa old uses
barbs bees setsesdi slid at the maim, apes the sown
that he bear was et re* fall. Now, the Wed Loin
Irwin hod bra In the kW of paying 1111. prase* he
part of Os mores tetU esss leafimema,
M he red sea the W paper, is mete .•
lire the AI *o ries, bet dream
appointees* VI the new Arr. to di peep*
hays ban glider* her the bade. the
rear wad Isle of the ries VIII wed sere el
them bar oboe oppliel ear initilediss fee relied.
Mr S. W. odes—Rare yen mewed the me** red
asthedly of In light New. the lasi Kam he the see of
hie saw t
Mr. Barber—We hawof the poorest Lord Mow.
Sir B. W. Cardos—Thare sielbe Led Mayor,
Mr. Barber—We have nee sus*. t Laud Mayor.
Sir IL W. Cordes—Have yos thecity of the parent
Lord Mayor to as. his wee as the presider of this ins*
tries t
Mr. Barber—Ws waited apes Ms for that and
we were to appoint wither depatatles to w
Sir B. W. tew.-Hai yea the astherity of the Lard
Mayor for the ow of his sense I
W. Barter—We have not; neither have we seed it.
HIM is wee spark which we have withheld publishing
rill wit stain the Lord Mayor's seseest, whir. I believe,

OW H. W.Orrokau-I ksN sees oa advertises's% is the
Moto. Mrs Sop is shish the Bight Hos. the Lord
e os the presides% of this isedtsties
emir pa km, the Vise Lord Mew, so fee PIS vereFlai
silks oloppa MN takes, hos distisetly reared to lead hie
seas to the Isoltselos is say way.
Mr. labor do see km* it, Sr.
Sir H. W. ea d—l Sass Se authority of the Lord
Mem klessell for seyisi that the sepliestios hod Isms
uses to hist, ead that he ad refused to hes saphlss to do
with the Sadistic's. . .

Yr. Suilon•—l,argdismiltatoty Wagingw gosh • statssetst front
T 1
lir, us Stead ok of w seat to the
Than helm ear appalled's rallriLord Mayor, aad it bas
boas had our by the Thou. Me advertlemesto have
boss honed ailaa out ypliaatles.
Ifs R. W. Guise... Bat the advertiseaost has net bus
Mil overdo/ a whisk month 1
Mr. Istbsov-Cit, uttelaly sot, sir.
Sit R. W. Ceados—Thu. bile Lord Mayor hoe beta la
Wise new lasts month.
Mx. Sother—l benne we .hall have kis lordship's pet.
sobsion.
Bit R. W. Cudes—Aid I Wow his lordship, whoa ho
pet his positive &ski, had pod muss for doiag to.
Mr. Barber—Bally, air, it Outs or. wee thee all eke
is hear sash numb from the bush. There is sone
-leaks abut bile use dike Lord Mayor's as.., which tea
be satisfactorily uplabod.
Mr. Potter—l have peed and muted tills illardiaties,
sad sever sow aaytita pies os oases Mr. Bather's
dudes, whisk was sadly draws up in trent of the door.
Then was also a large quantity of hula, whist had bees
Wei to the institution, bat I swag say what has bloom of
thee. With mud to the *coma of ths stateliest I wade
I will call the iasposser, who livisirwithiaaad the polka
masa ea the boat, to sertoborate I have ensued.
Mr. Bather—Then ate NM w newt to U.
imams to
Sir H. WrllUdes—ls it tree that large putts of books
hem hoes prosated to the latitudes ?
Mt. Subse—Not impress**.
Mr. Chubut—About throe pan ago I gave 101. of 161.
monk of books to the Malin library.
' Mr. Barber—Mow books esuisted of the odueatisted
tuns oily. I wish Ow stattuasto bed bus made ton,
proudly, as the books sad step ash all them aid to be
115511.
Yr. Petter—Lisa sty ',Utmost Mr. Barber galled au
tie, esd saki that as lbw! dose all I mould to that up his
dup, he aged' de ell he soul& *shut up Wu.
Mr. Barbs.-What I said wee this, "That you had dose
slips omega tit tiossibe lassitsaiss. end that 1 would be
the mew of ibis gem shop, in I hand bringing as
aides quiets is MI of the superior emu.
Sir E. W. Is therm say see plena& who knows
myth*: about the library ? How may volume have you,
Ilir. Berber ?
Mr. Berber—l have 260 volutes.
Sir B. W. Codes—Let th• iespostor, who lives opposite,
state what he !mows .1 this institatios.
Impostor Colo—l have lived opposite from the retamoset-
nut of the lastitation to the anent time, sad it is the
general opinion of the neighboutood that it is worse than
saloon The piston ambit, of persons who apply that.
daily go away without relief, and suss that have Ufa re-
lieved have bees fod with food, whisk I Savo WWI, that fa
sot it to had pip with. I hays rsaaafkod that sbettlp ho-
lm Chralare stogy yowl thou hea butt great
Mead is the inolitstios, sad kassediately after Oktiolmoo
oath @entity koo sae* sealed, and I bays draws my iron
essolsoloas hoe it sossidlogly. I have had chaps at the
hwas aria* imemaa aaaaeated with that baserta oat of dlrepiems.a wag its promoters.
Oa IMO sasr7am Mr. Calm* dolma Mr. Barber with is
eases whisk I ass sot mowed new to reenties. The
'llCdl
susemn_ Nueargatittebt:teist sadeal rakeirriti: ostelferr"pori 6 gtethoef
at=
of
I. whioh
ase. rothgelialtotdrshave lei:
auto to the PROM musing then to use shore, end aro awhea.
limy pt nlief they do not cambia it worth their swept-
--ish
Sir R. W. Cordes (to Mr. Bub.)—What do you get as

emienriim.
vilaw..4ool. a year, hat I lave set reeelved any.
Wog for Aslant two years.
Mr R. W. Garden—Them you pay the rent of these pre.
mime on pone own responsibility, sad do sot *Tea get the
1001. • year is retina.
Mr. Barbee—l do a large bashes' a a mentisat,
I depend sums, hawing turned as sash as 9.0001 within the
lest twelve maths. The West London Unit). is at the
beck of ell title, sad Mr Potter hes Item shows to Wag
tie Batter forward, nod that will some oat la a eaperier
0n.,,.
Sir R. W. Carden—ls the pnlisienten on the beat prawn?
lidobbe,263. esid-1 as the 'loanable on that
best, sod hese frequen,ly otnerved that there hi a wings
set of characters who infest the eatranee to the institution,
and weft the &ethos pow apply for relief, they ere dein*
away by tke molar fri quintets. 1 have bad as essay as
30 cards at one time delivered to we by straagers frees the
country who had received sands how sabearibers, sad hen
driven sway OM Ow doom on applying Ise ealkit,W them
aliainatass.

Mr. Howley—l what, Sir Robert, that you would go
dowa at nor, sad tarot the quality of the food, for I
have Wad It, sad found It very :00d. I sot, therefore,
able to give • ',wittye denial to the latptetoer statement.
Inspector Cole— Whoa I tasted the hood it was not fit
to eat._ _ _

i 7: H $l4/7 —I speak for myself.
Inspector Cole—had I for myself.
Mr: Barger—lt is as unto! custom, the appoistment of
the Lord Mayor as preeideat; betnothiag had been fooled
in Mentalist motel 'sectioned by him, aid the use of the
Lord Mayor's same is gaits a mistake.
Bir B. W. Carden laid It was no mistake, a. the Lord
Mayor's name appears as the maiden, not only without
his knowledge or mascot:hut naiad ;Sweeps's, desire.
Mr. Barber—The fact is our institution is a reflection en
the Wen-Leaden Union, heroin people who have bees
refused parish relief come to us, and that is the reason that
the West London Union has endeavoured by every means
to Ware the institution.
Sir B.W.Cardea—l cannot allow each a statement as that
to be made ; as, from my own experisoce Is Gams brought
under my notice, I know that on no scission has Mr.
Phillips refused relief when applied for, if needed; sad I
I will undertake to my that any person making application to
the workhouse, ;or the magistrate of the district, will seat
with every atteetion, sad have no Gomel= to go saywhare
else for relief.
William Yobbo, 206—1 have taken many from the Mad-
talks to the adds for relief, bat I never knew of say sae
rim from the silos to the other place.
Mr. Phillips—l will defy Mr. Barber, or any one else, to
accuse me, daring the two years I have held the office, of
having been guilty of nosiest of duty In the slightest degree.
I appeal to Mr. Merlin (the Chief Clink) ad the court
whether a single complaint has ever boo proved against
me, and whether I ever refused relief to any one mot hem
this coat. (Mr. Martin °callused this.) Is mimeses to
the dormitory Wog give* up on the appointment of the
new /alkyl!". ,Sear, I mot my that be bad nothing to do
with it. When I beams master delve talon I found that
the peer old mos who slept io the domaitery were saturated
ia thole bode by tine rasa amain in at all pasts of the roof,
end I tarred*. mode ensonentento for taking them all into
the beam where titre sew ere. Mr. Bieber was spoken to
stood it, but tee/ me stem to improve she condition of the
mof of the dormitory.
Mr. Berber—The West London Union went theme pre-
; miss., and that is the mason they are trying to shut up the
iestitnUes, and U I woald have taken 801. instead of 1201.
a_ year for the dormitory, you would have heard nothiag of
this eismplaint.
lb. Ph We do not want the premises, as we have
take. other Ili Smithfield, _

Cud..—l aii... sir Fitzroy Lally elosaraly
repents the first subscription be ever pa, to this loatitation,
fez; ft baa sabjestsd bin to • greet deal el sanoyanse.
'lLl:tuber—That is not the rase, sir, as Sir Fitzroy Holly
has not only given 6001. at the outset, bat he has sines given
1001. a year; and at the Chinas in March last, la aid of the
fonds d the institutioo, be gave a farther subscription
et g 1

Patter—As sae of the colassittso, I beg to say that I
Ikepresss!l_ th • propoaitisa of sagastag the room la *a Wei-

'Mr. Biztoto—Why, It Wu only lut wwk I out the &ar-
oma of the tubs, • sad be ookul rim what I would take tor
the room.

.&-soissiossry bus described the slue of persons ;obeyed
at the iastitetioe u thieves, yrcetitatea, lod vegraate.
Mr. Horsley—Why, that is the very else; we profess to
rehave, and reelaim If posaible.
Sir It. W. Curds—l eassot allow this aisesesies to go
say farther. It has already ceespted too mash of the thee
of the watt.

--Mr.lliraey—Nothwithetandiag all Mat las boss said, I
still believe it to b. a most worthy institution, or I should
tot be eccumeted with it.
Si, /I. W. Carden—lt may become so, it you Koh to it
more young:.
Kr. Barber—Will you some sad visit the institution
Mr B. W. Cardau—Not after the description of the sow
peg that Mein you. (Laughter.) Les this natter sad
hue, end I think the public'will be able to jedge, from what
bee treaspired *day. of the merits of the Samaritan
lostftutke.