The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-01 00:00:00

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ICI.—CHEAP and EFFECTIVE

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FENCE against HAIM.% and ItABBIT:.—Iron wive netting
various patterns, and a superior workmanship, supplied in either
or small quantities, on very reasonable terms. A coarser
Mon of net will be found useful OA a substitute for pea-Mleks,
aliments' 'relics, and other garden purposes. Nose sent out with-
recto init at least two costa of a nes ly4limovered and very
arable anti-corrosive paint. Priors from bd. to Is. per Poem yard.
FOS' to Mr. C. E. Gyde, 7i, Red Lion.eourt, Fleet.otrect, tondos
ahem specimens may t e seen), or to Mr. S: muel Taylor, Stoiteferry,
'Wolk, to Whom all communications should be arbireased

•IV'EN,
CONTRACTOMS, Bricklayers, and others.—
COURT of SEWERS, Tower Ilamkts.—NOTlCE IS 11F.RERY
"IVES, that the COMMISSICRIERS of SEWERS fur the T0W2.11.
IMLETS ,'excluding !Mint Katharine's and }Rockwall Marsh), at
MEETLNO, to be held on TCESD.IY, the 13th day of October
at Two o'clock in the iffternoon precisely, at the OFFICE of
EWERS, No. 13, Great Alie-street, Goortman'agelds, will be ready
RECEIVE TENDERS (smiled up) from any persons or person
to eater into Contract for the Werka necessary In extendiug
e Sewer In Deem:hire-street for a length of 730 ft. or thereabouts,
in the hamlet of Mile-end Old-town ; also, front Great Garden-street,
along Whitechapel.rood, to Union-street, being a length of 390 R. or
thereabouts, and along Union-street for a length of 212 R. or there-
about., in the pal i.h of Saint Mary, Whit•rlapcl; ale, in Greenfield-
street, Commercial-rood, for a length of 075 R. or thereabout., in the
sad hamlet, and in Plummer's-row for a length of 790 It. or there-
about", in the said hamlet. ..
Plans and specification. of the said several Work•, with the Forms
of Tender, may be inspected at the Office of Sewers aler kkiday, 2nd
October, chili., lettee n the hour. of Eleven and Three. Separate
Cantructs will be required for each of the said severa!Wo ks respectively.
The Contrnetor4 . to be nviired to aigu a provisioual agreement to
green the dee 071101/ 'en of the Kidd Contracts, and to g;ve the names
LOW...A-. of i 5...) sureties to become hound in a su fides! penalty
the due perkirmonce of each of the said several Work.. The
WIC of the deeds will be borne by the Commisaonera No Tender
be received ain't, the hour of meeting, nor in any other form than
proicribed by the Commimic tiers nor toiler* the party tendering,
110111 C pen. a duly authorised, attend on his behalf to answer when
upon.
Doted this 35th day of September. 1511.
JOAN WILLIAM UNtVIN, Clerk to the Ccmm*lcmen.
N.D.—The Commissioners do not pledge themeelvcs to accept the
Tender.

TINIVKRSITY COLLEGE, Ll)N.l)()N.—Faculty
L) of Arts and Laws : &Won art 1846.7. The SCVIIOII will corns
wnce on WEDNESDAY, October 14, when Professor Tom Taylor,
LA., FeStrw of Trinity College, 42;mluldge, will deliver an Intro.
factory Lecture at 2 o'clock preelaely.
Residence of Students.—Several of the Professors and some of the
Kasten of the Junior School. receive Students to reside with them ;
md. in the Mike of the college there is kept a register of parties
onconnected with the eiFtleFre win receive boarder, into their families.
Pie tegiater will afford information as to terms and other particular..
Flaherty scholarships of LLS per annum will be awarded in the
See--ion 1016-7 to the best pro:lcients, as follows: A Scholarship
enable for four years In Mathematics and Natural Philosophy; an
Extraordinary Scholarship tenable fur three years in Classics. A
kholanhip will be awarded in January, 1848, for Classics; and in
January, 1,49, Cr Mathematics.
Peoria-Ames and further particulars may be obtained at the office
of the College.
HENRY MALDEN, A.M., Dean of the Faculty.
CHARLES C. ATKINSON, Secretary to the Council.

D OYAL VETERINARY COLLEGE, LONI►:►N.
IL 'The LECTURES will commence at the above Institution on
lONDAY, Oct. at Twelve o'clock.
Anatomy, Physiology. and Pathologic of the Dom —Mr. Spooner.
Carticuitr Anatomy and Diseases of other Domesticated Animals—
Ir. SimonoL,
Chemistry and Materia Medico—Mr. Morton.

The Into oductory Addreia will be (led by Professor SEWF.I.L.
Perpetual lee to all the Lectures, 20 guineas.

rHE AEV. WILLIAM lIETHEItINGTON'S
CHARITY to the MINH; Established 1774. ChrinCn I Icoppital,
onion.—WHFREAS the above-named gentleman, 1 his life-time,
Wiled the Governors of thin Ihripital to pay annuities of £lO to each
1.50 blind panting., in the hope that thin example would he followed
p other benevolent charaetini, the ( iovernorsgive thin public notiee,
in. from the very munificent additions made to Mr. Iletherington'n
mind fund, by deed of gift, and by will, they are now enabled to
send the annuitien to upwartbi of 1100 penonn; and that, from the
is oft Whitler to the 3nl of November, in every rear, they tire ready
roue from the Cutinting.houne of the llnspitui, upon the yersenal
pplieation of a friend., furies of petition for any blind permit duly
nalified.

Note.Petitinv of unsucemsful candidates arc required to be
newed annually, at the mine period.
The hauling qualifindions are Rioted hereunder; and unless parties
■ respectively prove themselves strictly within them, the applina.
amain their behalf will Le entirely fruitier* :
/ge, sixty-one yearn.
Birth anti rv.idence in England, t? the exclusion of Wake and Bet.
rirt.upon.T)vertl.
Total Hllndneoa far three whole }ears; and !evidence during that
'Sod at the plum wtere they shall reside at the time of petitioning.
Income, if any, under .1;,11 u year.
Day Labour. re of every dimunination, —common Soldiers and
Men, unless principals serving for themselvelt,—dn.
erne and nuttial servants of irentienten, journeymen in any handl-
nft trade,—person living by turning a mangle, a polisher's wheel,
r other Ike e.nployrnt nt,—and also those afro have ever begged, re-
tired al.nrt, or ale deemed objects for parish relief, —are excluded
rata the benefit of these charities ; which are intended 't for those
no have been reputably braught up, and who want same addition
['what they have, to make life more comfortable untler the misfortune
GEORGE TROLLOP', Clerk.

From the great extent of thee chanty, it or found nnpructuuble to
Mod to Letteto.

ONDON MECHANICS' INSTITUTION, _29,

Southiiinfitcm-build.ngs, Chancery-lane.—A SPECIAL tiENE:
U. MEETING of the klembers of the Institution will be held in
e TIIKATRE THIS EVENING Thundiv, October 1, for the pur-
of receiving a report troni the Scoria! Building Committee on
completion of the extensive alterations in the premitt s. The
L to be taken at eight o'clock. After the meeting the members
' have an opportunity of inspecting the new lteading-rosin, and
Sher improvement,.
TO-MORROW EVENING (Friday, October 21 J. SIIERER, Esq.,
till LECTURE on the SONGS of BURNS, and give n variety of
Vocal Illustrations. At the conclusion of the Lecture, the Itead.ing-
nom will be thrown open to the members and their friends. On
Situate morning, at Ten o'clock, the usual business of the Itutitu-
ion will be returned. A. M.E.ARLANE. Secretary.