The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-19 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, MONDAY EVENING.—Her Majesty and
the Prince Consort, accompanied by the Princess Royal,
left the Castle at a few minutes path twelve o'clock, in a
pony carriage and four, for the Slough station, where the
state carriage of the Great Western Railway Company, to
which was attached the tianyntede engine, was in waiting
to convey the Royal party to Paddington. The escort to
Slough consisted of a detachment of the lit Regiment of
Life Guards. The special train left the station at twenty-
five minutes past twi lee o'clock ; her Majesty's departure
being immediately communicated to Paddington by means
of the electric telegraph. By her Majesty's express com-
mand the time occupied by the journey who exactly thirty
minutes.

Her Majesty and her Royal Consort, arrived at
Buckingham Pnace in four carriages and four, coca rted
by a party of Lancers, at a quarter-past one o'clock, from
the Paddington terminuo. The Queen and the Prince were
received at the Palace by the Lord Chamberlin, the Mester
of the Household, and Captain Francis Seymour, Groom in
Waiting to Prince Albert.
The Queen held a Court and Privy Council at
three o'clock. At the Court, the Right Rev. Dr. Shirley,
Bishop of Soder and Man, was introduced to the Queen at
an audience in the royal claret, and did homage upon his
appointment to that see. The Privy Council was attended
by H.R.H. Primo Albert, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord
resident ; the Lord Chancellor ; Lord J. Russell, First
Lord of the Treasury; Sir Geo. Grey, Secretary of State
for the Home Department; Viscount Pahnenton, Se-
cretary of State for Foreign Affair, • Earl . Grey,
Secretary of State for the Colonial Department ;
the Earl of Auckland, First Lord of the Admiralty ; Sir
John Hobhouse, President of the Board of Control ; Lord
Campbell, Chancellor of the Ducky of Lancaster ; the Earl
of Clarendon, President of the Board of Trade • Viscount
Morpeth, Chief Centraissioner of the Woods and Fonds;
the Marquis of Clanncarde, Poetsfaster-General ; the Bight
Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Paymaster-General of tote Fannie
and the Earl Spencer, Lord Chamberlain. At the Common
the Queen's Speech on opening the sessions of Parliament,
was arranged and agreed upon. The Hoe. Wee. Bathmat
was the Clerk of the Council in Waiting.
Her Majesty gave audiences to Lord John Russell,
the Marquis of Lsnadowne, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount
Morpeth, and the Lord Chamberlain.
Lord John Russell, as Vint Lord of the Treasury,
gave • grand parliamentary dinner to a numerous party of
members of the House of Consmoas, yesterday evening, at
his official residence in Downing-street- The company ap-
peared either in official uniform or in court dress. During
the evening Lord John Russell read Her Majesty's
to his distinguished guests. The Right Hon. G. S.Srytischg,
and Mr. H. Ttiffnell, M.P.; were prevented from attending
by the recent death of Mr. Byng.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, Lord President of the
Council, pre a grand dinner to .a party of Peen (iesludiog
the mover and seconder of the Addr es in the House of
Lords), last evening, at his reddens, Lenedovrae-house.
The Lords appease.! is lull dress. The Queen'. Speech was
read by the noble Marquis to his ignitions guests.
Lord Stanley, es the leader of the protectionist
party in the ilium of Lords, gave an entertainment to •
numerous circle et peers advocating hit lordship's principles.
Covers were laid for twenty-ell pencils. An Mueslis' pasty
of the principal members of the late government assembled
at the Duke of Buceleuch'e, Montagu-home, yens/day
afternoon.

The Lord Advocate of Scotland had an interview
with Sir George Grey, yesterday, at the frovasedies.
Sir Thomas Fremantle, Chairman of the Coetavas,
had an interview with the Chancellor el the Eaehga•r
yosteriay. The Chairman of the guise had am an =Me-
llow with the right hen. gentleman.

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Barn= ORPHAN ASTIAL, CLAPIUM-5.155.—The
annual general meeting and election of inmates for this lu-
sting's*. took. plase_yesterday, at the London Tavern,
B 7 gishopsgatssesest„ Tiers were screw children to elect,
of thirty-wt ensdidabes. The poll closed at three o'
and while the sivolasen were engaged in
Tot" a number et mai men and women, ' I
at the institution, an labalf at whom certie
goad eonduot were piesuated, were called and
addrused by tie chairmen (Mr. 8. B. presented
to each of dasenessmilpereatary reward. .J. Davis.
me Oohs esevelents% throdiMei dm mama Mort
It stated that II 16 lugs 7 gists, had been ad-
mittultatbe betibaties .41e egais..• Mire amehm
than bed hies blamed im map Aimee yaw Mihaly 35
bad beandmitted etudes 11 miss the limits= tithe
31st ead ewe =Med ley Jibe Ilueleres
CoM the Wm el'
their melimes. ant 3 gish."Vtuabee he the
establishment et Us., 1846, war 77, do leo It
girl' ; ea *es UM Dassether, 54, 62 boys and 83 gists.
seven see Who lissled would meta the seember 91;
the manther *salient during the year had been
84. of do institution bad been hugs than in.
any preceding year. At the annivenary dinner in April lam,
4401.3. IL was contributed; the amount reudired for
aelatheitue had been 475 f. ; and the privilege at life prawn-
tail= bed hr the flat time been claimed, by the payment
of 240 'duos. * the liberality of the lady abovemensed.
Tereendeetinorniler semums but produced 1161. 15e. ; the
Ms ealbssiledsme eamimltt to 4991. ,• annual ru
1,0021. Le. W. • *mew hem 11. Baagley, Esq., otr.dretat
Woodemel. 9001. The moats Mowed a gem receipt at
3,5751. 2e, is. ; expenditure, 1,11101.125. ea. ; welshes cd
government wen nes, 1,4321. Ns. ed. ; cash in head,
1111. 13e. 3d. The report and amounts were unanimously
, approved ; directors for the eneWng year were appointed ;
and thanks were voted to the Lord Mayor, who bad
presided during a great put of the day. The
' scrutineers then entered the room ; and the result of the
...ballot was announced to be as follows;--Catherine B. Caith.

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beck iilat;wy,:nolh,,Snls647fl6.EC; loidiaarbeaberftythAlnrn.TtyV;
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NSW INFANT ORPHAN ASYLUM, STAMFORD-HILL.
—Yesterday a meeting of subscribers was held, at the
Hill of Commerce, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor in the
elfelr, for the purpose of electing 12 children to the charity.
There were 53 candidate*. The following are the names of
ones,3,6oowith;
James
esnuAmnbedver votes
873 for each;
Charlotte2Bth:4e6l Dresser,W m successful.
Humphreys,, 6 l
Samuel 2 1 King,
u; IT, 14h
Swan,
.0.,..,112.,0C57;m0bee0r:
Sinfield, 2.049; Emma T. Philipps 1,962; Emily Risley,
1,643; Emma Murrell, 1,489; Richi. J. Wilain•on, 1,28.5.
PROVIDENT CLERKS AissOCIATION.— The annual
meeting of this society was held last evening, at the London
Tavern. J. A. Smith Esq., M.P., hi the chair. This
association, formed in 1840, la fur the purpose of afi riling to
clerks and others the means of making a provision for them-
selves in old age, fur their families at their decease, and an
endowment fur their children; and offers to all clerks
(whether in bauking or mercantile firms, wholesale or retail
houses, or in the employ of solicitors or others) who become
members, and their families, important advairagee. The
following is an abstract of the report for the previa year:
The report for the year 1845 was received with many marks of ea.
tisfaction, but on the protest ocomiiiin the managers have the gratifi-
cation to announce that the amount matured for liar year 11346 hes
been more than double that for 11415. lo 1845, there were issued
211 pollen,. for limns amounting to 33.0501., while in the .rear
1/116 the number of policies has been 174, aggregating 69,21.101.,
being more atan two-thirds of the wisie busiems prevonislydone by
the association, 1816 included. The number of proposals for ueurance
made to the association during the year 1816, were 401, of which 39
have Oren declined, 44 deferred fora time, and 9 withdrawn. It was
not only in the incresaed number of amaranc . elfbethil, but in the
ineremed average amount mewed, the managers have to con.
grstulete the meeting. While the manegers are able to announce so
great ae Imre no' of pros erity, they are also happy to say that the num-
ber of deaths It e. been reinarkahly small. Last year they hail to report
the death of wie assurer for 100 L, and this year they hare to announce
four more, three for MM. each, and one for 2 KW., making the entire
amount of claims, since the forreation of the ease:lotion in 1810, to be
60.11. upon are umurances, all which claims had been promptly paid.
The managers also reported, that now almost all the large towns had
an cfficieet and melon. agent, which led the managers to believe that
a large accession of members s oind be made through their instru-
mentality. The lkiard being at all tines desirous of affording inform.
ation to members both in town and country, deputed the deputy.
chairman, Mr. 11.11. Jones, and the secretary, to proceed to Ithietol and
Birmingham, in September and October last, for the purpose of bold.
ing pub ere meetings, and of affording i '<planation. as to the objects
and progrein of the athociation. At we former place, they went
honoured with the presence of P. F. Aiken, FAKI., banker, in the chair;
and at the latter place, K. Spooner, Esq., and banker, presided;
Both meetings passed off in the to .at satisfactory rummer, the came
of the association having been ably advocated by the gentlemen present.
The managers are daily receiving mitten, of the good results some.
vent upon these meetinas. By the balance sheet, whith had besa
duly audited by three members, it appeared that the income of this
brooch of the amenities was now about 5,000/., derived from pre-
mium and dividends, being nearly double that of lust year, and that
2,7001., Tince-antl-mQmrter per Dents. Moaned teen uthestedildetied
the past rear in the mimes of the trustees, making the total aocumu.
Winn wire 8,00111. Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta. stock, besides the
lease of the home, It, Moorgatestreet, and the cash balances in the
banker's hands. The report then referred to the fact of four managers
going out by rotation, but who offered themselves
for re-election, of
the intention of the board to increase their number and till up a
vacancy which bed occurred by resignation. The report then -ailed
upon the members to use their best endeavours to math the year 1847
surpass all former ones; and after an engagement on the part of the
managersto erntinued exertion, concluded with en extract from the
speech of the Right lion the Earl of Dalhousie, when proposing pros-
perity to the ansociation st the public dinner in May, MP,.
The report was then adopted, the officers for the ensiling
year were elected, and the otner routine business having
been adopted, the meeting terminated.
ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—The annual
general meeting of the subscribers to this benevolent society
was held yesterday morning, at the Thatched House Tavern,
St.J am es's-st reet, Sir C.M1110)1111 in the chair. A large body of
naval officers were present. The usual routine business having
been transacted, the accounts for the year were presented;
they showed that the receipt were 2,0731., and that the ex-
penditure was 2,4761.—leaving a balance of 497/. in favour
of the society. Vice-Admiral M.Kinley was elected presi-
dent of the society. A letter was read from Sir Edward
Codrington, conveying his withdrawal from the society;
Admiral Sir Thomas Briggs was elected a vice president,
and Sir Charles Malcolm was elected a trustee, to fill the
vacancies thereby caused. Subscriptions, amounting to
nearly. 4001., were announced as having been re-
ceived. The solicitors of the society were autho-
rised to defend the secretary in certain legal pro-
ceedings taken against him by Mill Hoare, and a sum of
money having been voted for the relief of applicants, the
usual compliment was paid the chairman, and the meeting
separated. It is right to mention that among the expenses
of the past year there is an item of 31. sent to Portsmouth
for the relief of the family of the late Lieut. Green, R.N.
CO-OPERATIVE LEAGUE. The members of this
league met yesterday evening, at eight o'clock, at the Co-
operative-hall King's, Arms-yard, Snow hill, to hear a
lecture delere'red by Mr. Thomas Beggs, of the Health of
Towns Association. on the sanitary condition of the metro.
polis and other large towns. The lecture fully showed that
the excessive amount of disease and mortality in all thickly
inhabited lawns was mond by over-crowding, bad drainage
and ventilation, imperfect supply of water, and burial.
ground.. The lecturer produced several diagrams whereby
he ',Anted out to the meeting the evil effects of bad ventila-
tion, &c., and the mode in which they could be remedied.
ASSOCIATION FOR RELIEVING THE DISTRESSED
lateu.—Sir,—There are two classes of newspaper nui-
sances: penny-a-liners, who give false, insufficient, incor-
rect, or isoomplete information, mind the clam of " grum-
hien" who found on such information stupid thromeata.
The letter I refer to is from one of the latter class, '
himself " A. J. F.," and it comments upon a
written by one of the former chum. The letter to a
series of false inferences. First. The steamer Dragon is not
" Aired," she is "given" by the government for the use of
the association. Second. She is not going from port to port;
her destination is Kinsale. Third. The British association
have not confined their operations to London. They are now
freighting steamers at Southampton, Bristol, and Liverpool,
ell of which are to sail for different Irish ports in a few days.
The association have now six large vessels at their disposal.
There will be more in a f. w days, all to be despatched with
provisions as speedily as they can be got on hoard. Only
two of these vessels are paid for in any way.—T. H.
DEPUTATION TO THE LORD CHANCELLOR.—Yes-
terday, a deputation from the vestry of St. Msrylebone
waited upon the Lord Chancellor, at his chambers, upon
the subject of establishing local courts under the provisions
of the Small Debts Bill in the metropolis. The deputation
'omitted of Cora. Sir C. Napier, M.P., Mr. R. Bsgshaw,
Mr. H. C. Wilson, Mr. G. Daniell, Mr. Calder, and Mt. J.
Loveridge. Their object was to induce her Majesty's Piny
Council to give to the parish of Marylebone a court of its
own. They urged that the parish is ten miles in circus.
femme, that it contained 15,000 houses, and 150,000 inhishi•
tans, most of whom were engaged in commercial pursnita,and
that there was a general feeling in the pariah in favour of
having a local court, and that the entirety or the parish
should be preserved. The Lord Chancellor observed that
the late act was a general measure ; and ss, under
its provisions, the whole metropolis and kingdom MI
being divided, he feared that the wishes of the vestry could
not be complied with ; but the whole subject would possi-
bly be reconsidered by the Privy CounciL The depute-
t oa then withdrew.
FUNERAL OF TIIR LATE MR. BTNO, M.P.—Tba
mortal remains of this venerable senator were interred,
yesterday forenoon, in the family vault at Potter's Bar
church, near Wrothirs.
Loss OF THE Status STEAMER.—ACCOUGth reached
Dublin on Sunday, by the Cork mail, announcing that the
above-named steamer, which is engaged in the trade between
Dublin and Cork, went ashore on the rocks near Yonghal at
four o'clock on Friday morning. An attempt was made es
get her off, and to push her to the termination of harjourney.
Sloe was found, however, too much injured to proceed, and
was run on shore in Ballycotton Bay, where she has already,
it is said, gone to pieces. Twelve of the crew and presentee
were drowned in the attempt to et on shore.
• INQUESTS, YESTERDAY. FATAL ACCIDENT IN
THI STREETS.—Before Mr. W. Baker, at the Ten Bells;
Church-street, Spitialfields, on the body of Richard Ham,
aged 7 years. On Saturday last the deceased was walking
along. Brick-eine, Wkiteehapei, with his brother •
arriving el to Truman, Hanbery, and Co.'s
they were eapjay a man' unknown, who waamiaafaet•
speed ; aid le.. the deceased could sea dear, be was I
blenched heir Into the kennel A wi~lgs, Reasily Wks. •
labia was hpastatliag in a contrary digefir, came by st
Or elm, aid be His wheels palm& weer the body of taw
imisiesee bey. Be was ihltialrellibd from the pawl'
rethib.bpitaw. but life wassmebset.--Mardict, •• Acasisasall
"—diatoms rams, liffirrawrunsinan. —Mire lir-
W Oesdes, at the LlsAMelmry Arras, Upper Marsh. Lan-
dis body of Henry Bakeridgt, aged 46 yews, wisp
ammilni suicide. ft appeared that the deceased was •
estobeiler, aid hid last in a situation for ?A
ertetaDer, bat during the last few
le MCA way to acts of drutikennes, by which sies7.7
kat ampiornient. He had a with and two shades as,
whist Yid left without food and firing. On Friday sw
aill'lNlOthar, who lodged in the adjoining house. I,w
ended to his bedroom, end found him Imaging by a ear dot
' aweil in the wall. The jury being amebas-4 near. ad
of " Tempoevy issaraty."--41poosor DIM die-
Kilh, at the Bagel* Assriereereet, Regent' wk,
en dm body of Y. Jades, tie elver. • The apse v
journal by this *risk al the dessaira Ildeadstl• =Pa:
relate sivissur la mem papas that le•i
suicide. Tbe 'Adam prayed that- ibe was wails wen. ealrei
needs y kat, and disgorged onerous &stria and at *gbi
retired us test without the /slightest symposia ills am Ifess
taandai bass footed dead is We bed. Mr. I sow, tit
witaopesidtbileily, bald in sada • ,f esterad
visleate woes it; he linswise salsa labia in 1f oe sewmes/a
Ile hind OW eases Wets* la Os hoop es 4 kmia ; hie
the smarties of the lattariaere was elleidiollirs Sea
to the exist of two smote: that was the SW S saga
death. Yard*, " Nalisral death." ' .

MR. CHADWICK ON THE DUTIES OF
EDICA.I. OFFICERS
TO W. SHUITLIWORTILMQ., TOWN -CIJ.:RK, LITXRPOOL.
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diNmlrrf.Yrrratw mri vabolis rims of writs Ibiltboor
In **ea UM Ur mimed Is dot B sob era
the r= it Dr* Art 4% Dt. 67. sat . Saatinrood SWai in Bt
condi et do Osisbasa lot w tostspels; with Ort or
cock co .y sse at 11rpapskiias of York ; Mr. Itsbrelsli am.

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ma, rand llon.md on the condition of the populatioo of Ilan-
abater ; Dr. Lyon Ph) falis report on the sonitory oiralitimt of Len-
weer; Mr. Clay on tae simitory °outlawry of Poston; Dr.
on
aa tbe
of toe of the populacion of Exeter ; Mr. Baker on the
iO-0,400 of the population of. lee* reports which advance the
tow and most important menet• of prevention, and indicate
grjfinciplea of a mum of memory+, which, if they be corn.
earned out tinter scientific direction, it may be coofi.
=V' expected mll do moo for the improvement of the
morel as well as physical ronlition of the population than any
aq of measurer that have hitherto been tenant: d fur the
mblic attention. Bin the onmosol arrangements in napect to the
ores °Mee for which Pr. Duncan ias runs:Med to bromic a candidate,
smear to me to be ot such a nature as to veh upon me our twine °biter-
y.tions, more es:axially on the proposed arrangements giving Liberty
pro prim.e prart tee rina the atumt nt of salary, Sot'. per annum.
At the very outset, I stolid my that a penrion of SoUl. per annum
iiutd p but a sorry reompeore fir whet be hes already done
.„„ tat pool, lion of Liverpool, by the preparation of the two re-
..,..- 0,, their co,;tory coalition. The nth eat matt,rs of the linen-
of the Witcer of health me time muses which street the condition
doe populauen in the Woo;e4M., eamot Which frequently cannot be
net by . separate and rotated arrangenienta ut 'lngle cameo
pie tadtvidual cOO% alkoution only Is in general avail-
able; and the businem of alley ietion, or cure, how engages the
abbe,. if not the rote, wimp:awn in the borough of Liverpool
of taenty-a-ven pliy,leiatis, .12S Surgeon. nut* :now Itecarie., and
it chemist. and druagiets, For the more Miter:Loa business of
'Ovate. fur no estigating taut indenting the removable or per-
meable Metes of sistalea tout mortality, which ravage a popmation
a Bap Noon° or more, Of persaw., it appears that the corporation
t.,amnia one other .nly, tool to toy very Mt! mum than
rLeth.....a.l of the wol. whose general health it will be has
to protect, by itelMattig the general among:mins requisite
bir that purpom i I might :Mitres+ the members of the Liverpool
orporatou, nt Merriman, and men or btlainens, On the pecitniat y un-
r Memos of each an arrattgennet.
. It eppears that, during one year, the !ace.. in number of Matto la
Uvreo I was nu lots Man Itt,tahl ..bare the general average mortality
of the country. In the year when kr. Pnyfair clammed Liverpool,
tab sae man to LaumMire, the...sena in the mono, r of deaths in
lbserpoul Move the rata of mortality in Ulvennotte, in the same
moo, was J,Pil. Toe has of lite by all who Mot, that year, ea clam.
lend .111 Mecums, was, on Itic average, 2: 3 earn ; -the hoe
ef
life of the adults who died in Liverpool, us ompared with liver-
sides, was, on the average, twelve years and Ma months to each indi.
'moat. suppasing the tog Labour of them tolata to be worth only
Ilea Millings per wok, the Lost pnalo...tave Meow ut that year was,
. anew treaty, u loss of Mne hundred ttiousankl pound.. The loss
fart the etc, es of sielines. Winch amonipattita the esees.-ave nlot talky,
-apprising twenty eases of sickness to one dram, nod tae expense of
mire or alleviation oily cue pound per ease, -timid have been one
belshedthousandpounas, kr tom v.: extreme train toe emu. of funerals
roe, at only five maims per funeral, moat have been v ablatom thou-
.mad potimis during that ore year. Now, Twee were. at the time of
ft Cleints Itia,o9 1 adults in LiverpuoL The nupentling km /Olds to
MOM of then. adults is twelve yews and a bah -that is to my, of
am* toeme your. and a eau -before others whom sanitary coo-
delal is tat er, will have ton Mott to the general doom. Taking
Ida premature lose of life en the peemilaty vim/ Merely,
reeloning the vulue of emu adult e productive Labour at no more
than tett stratum a wevs, the impend rig tom in at teat 3251.
per adult othodual, • and the propmed expenditure to ascer-
tain and polio out the means of averting it IF ut the rate of half a
ardent: tar atm ad for each adult. It is pumible, and mob-Mc, that
Pr. Dunem might be quite wining. to perform tar strives in qua.
Noe grails and even be at espemc ~' a he taut afraid), have been,-
Ord I have norm to kuuw Le ashcan; Le performing them ; but that
use not alter the question or the pernicious character of the
sample.
The or:skink set forth by Mr. Burke in his speech i n economist
farm as apolicable to pubic odle.-s of the general government, are
musty Jpoluvable to such locul onto, as the one ell question. "I
all," he says, •• aim go 10 far as to attinn, that II Men were willing
So serve in such alto: mom without salary, they ought ant to be per-
mitted to du it. Ordinary serrate must lie seemed by the ordinary
motives to integrity. Ido not Innitme to say that that state which
limits founklahoo m the rate tied heroic virtues w,ll be dun to have
gasuperstructure in tae Wont profligacy and corimition. Au honour-
able and tau profit is the best eismoty egamt avarice and rapacity, as
be all thugs else a law.ul and rigulated elljoy went is the beat security
Zrdebauchery and teem." The arrangements In relation to this
r of health, I ran assure the gentlemen who have assented to
them, proceed upon a total niaconeeption of the ninon• of the duties
be be gertormod, m well as the administrative arrangements requi-
site for the performance of therm If the soviet, required hod been
'Orly examine:l, it would have been osm that net nue -not two pro
beirsial turn ifivuig tueir whole time to the pertorinaucc co proper
Mies could erteoute them. It appears that the deaths arum typhus and
ether epid,Anie and endemic unease, such as was almost entirely pro-
moted m a ell-comarected and will-eleaused and ventilated proem,
W ma; be anima mato ely prevented in the labitations of the labouring
chase,, are, in Liverpool, at the rare of eight canes per dion. In ell
three cans at deaths there should he a local examination, by an ohl-
NC of health, it one in another aim, to anti toe cause as wall as taw
bat of dealt.
My estimate •of the service requisite for the laid= of
mama of preventive in Liverpool, was of three ar Mr
aims of health at the leant giving their whole time to Ms
make, at an expense of 2,2001. per annum, :which, if di.
yearly directed, woad be a very coooomical expenditure as powm,
Idly teolog to reduce the annul charge of th,vted. for the muse at
haerals alone. But the intended compeunshon fur the hadvatate
Seaniary provision, for the areas of one °Meer, that he may take
priest practice, le entirely destructive of allenicieney, even If a full
caber of allot,. were appointed, and the remuneration reigned
wee v.:equate. This is proved by the experience obtained one lags
err in the appoinuneut of odieeia of health one liege scale. The
etieereations I have made on the appointment. of health at Parts, I
"Mkt repeat. as implicate to the propomi arrangement at Liverpool,
▪ This is an example of one of Dime superficial atterauons in which,
Am mint of fracases on the part of the legislature to cas-
tanets fairly and amply the interest, which it is obviously
awry, ,sal from nut duly regarding and estikneting the r-
are amount of pain and public evil which requires mission
of alleviation of corresponding extent end etticieney ; eame-
seemly, from allowing that amount of pea and mortality to
weigh as Oust against Wail patronage and bast neater interens,
Oat evil u only monad and more widely sad deeply spread by the
Wended remedy. Of *certainty, the atheakm et every private paw
thlimer, as be gains practice whilst waist as a puha officer, mast
ray hour of the day he froth his pall/ Jana and with the raw
a ine to his emoluments. That deo ant paha ties rake
lies Ban them, the public duties etiedereet raw; mesh see re
supped at firm the realist superficial taidere ; utenere
sr ne-
rear, ad latent causes of evil, the development of which wall
maim sustained and laborious examination. are perpetual=
Wet entoped anthatitatively an • accidental; or ariaaardy
saner err rased term, assigning the Mils al the needurot .pre
area The arse warier paidan will iia 401.18 i
Zirrhisalardsto the thirty-nee private poser ierse esi a ear era.
hes to Sr week Mama avitatt their peraert and seer
labe rt. or will soon tire of trying le dse e . The a
Osier ems of were routine, and at alert mg Say es acne
.an neer the m
et most extra° elligetsfrert Mt
le da to ter the inticerdineose be'
Eder sir reuraneeds the Modem kg the oaks digerearaa
I.Sepasjudlaiel form, protracting the evil. by eerie ea re-
boot the fact of the errs, of the SP" that all re
in the way ot prevention,. temeily that an be done by
ear sa Olken The admixture of private practionwith important
panic duties in such cases, is attended with fiat evil, in de-
rmas; the public of much volunteer service trues In whole elsie of
private practitiasers; fur many, who would give banana to ad-
vance 'stems, or to aid the public wag an scarcely be expected
lo glee serdhl eld that may add to the credit and promote the in-
teresea of a rtvaL To the people themselves soak services from a
reps serested priraiLa t ctuloner, are generally lea accepable
era Ore if ant t
and resporste public dim. • The
SASS ewer suet time felt to =m.o.:riders, he be ages
rill Is Or eviler; bigLeellYy petits
aegis prate
.. ad egLelasSe serboty as as Iftsonst
b the retest al - *Aft • bet airy • seers weary
kellilealaw ~MOM aim • Min ft moo of Mtn.
a• ihoeltab deism meg at lane seMerft lei els the Mo.
sempilhr==sitcsalbsournei by Ms
=lir
faramere t yes
RI
"haS4mltona oink
b. , non me
hot is.
M* et pit set Mit • they ens
eftrovare, but which they anti at thomobas in saheb
la= tlee private reales 1 bre boa reoray behered et.
as whir a erred* prestress saw the! dieresaleget
beteg Mom In hto asighbeerked, a Deem and es
a Istro,lay Mbar; the Mar rodl isablet haosserek se
ketwiastly, by an at of assess 144 tiolsill =,
abash.lsol are in 1 100 toms we •
• ettiores to Wirer It wt. en 1,
le ammtkal battle after at heft imit eg=alarlalt
.1111,7711•1._ bit_ fte! lb betaihirtitf, taardr Sahara
=wo .• Uri sorlue -melt 11ftimasela sag soesefte
Rao bersbeef=coritittelfti the pubis webbed
.II Mimi 0 Dr. Demo Mee io empty eft
Ms assentum min is, am 1 ben abed
WM, 4 bora 10. esailm; bet soart frai=
' thesis of obi merle be no germ
.4mliartion ;rim ormang to the crime stymie
Maim
_bakes the sootroltese et the
of yetelebles•bia be laa ten yeraispuarde
v.
di"
lii".."dra=a ima
eltruputt4l:s:l"
~.....7timay. lime* balm) bas =
wpm= be kit acts ;
morsloolem here ten. lii .Code Napalm im of
Mil sub he Nab at, *as • sestests, 1 hays WI pea
elidiON arisarlaine.lllssimiaisiag Idol In kw may way
tillir=eillid, la Meta sierti assug"l'lrigfra=aelf tt ;"
K =mover as be gam baseisd to two establiemees ar ~ wa-
llops% Mee; AM iamb at pasM la isrleate ;•• oak so Is aei
item aressosa ere emorsat Wm,* with so Me Shot: A'
essessilsy he Orr SSW imperials, is Ms seeing of pia sad
weld 11 lissmolteneek Mine thear is in coarse at si-
ft Sragewg r als Agri lime% 84. ceoltenbol4
st sr braid thomii web-4 am which mid.
s• wititme vi..... ..a..4.14.....a.
e,r.10wwiy4....% ace
Se'
• ....,,,,,pdhe MIMI berm rear sae mbar
tie Mfteete jwiftaina. Alt Aim so tol begillsat te
.T..,...:.. ift ....m...Taw- .?.........,16.
bee& be sea, ' ma mote* Mad Liu%
its Lea Dr. Caren loth de at oho rem
le t h tire: ri.ol , pined et memo MM. If .
Enna inigel tole liellobr aer
. =77 sera- sod reed mar tbeilleavy
boaters V Weds =Me lo new dogromiL A&
bliblirbiberibllindboat
lry et irlipsimillirt si=ber, Os boor of it
21E1 et mob ha i= Dr. conlo's= =
, egsameralim of
et arta emSl774 arll Itsire=rmaroo
dmillwfttft ri Odr . aft. air IND ft
aims Was mosmose ratio two yasseilog yore, awl at
Ms maws mosso be proMille nowerallo, sad Is Norm Se
Illiqueir• et asibiba, le In WSW -61 be. per, `St,
=TrMond ate mane eft esuoity of
latestier, ft Mit Intaoftpromest of tbs
sur rsammead lo • nit;e sad they yortbetel7 ebbe' •
=Nlrebe at theorems sabre and soeseine at ter
is tho partbakre at a rust Galata rellseler ergot, ad.
ftrrel 461ieibobareend
awe 1re.4:7:; 2fellb4l.lr
W. 4 reptie Zilsoriasey2 ft
bowline ftebst Moog Ism • ile eftetes er=
subibi= NM etsverylitbe, ebbe an saiirei b obi
le shwas amlowee at VW drabs tab
IL Par hopirs• I. • NW le ighilli '166 MO bum
=AV. Witarlaily. *be theft alwease es
11! Om her met
17717. it giebt, so ws ars IntairokielEPC reitist 67 MI
tibial est lo lho Or aWillier *NMI( "4". '
M bats Dr. .ftsts, as m after albeit br named, eftlieloi
raint era
breed Sewn ream Meilia-
ne haw ably. Mapped la tho alllelf .owe dotegletsetia d
it . ....6 pr of ine mobselog opsbelale. Or
4114111 s losnat.rt riche het the at of beam whisk km
=lsm by tie Oorpoiallsli•la • sea rte be an
by Mot ot Mk the had prat braces It
iiTisTrapartme tea pm Mia has bee so ampler= Re
Mr bessily and Its miloolo d ma is Mei" abaft ha
laatry beilenser br Mika andft seastiot fternalso assoorsi ;
baps any -to mess ra Shot bib meals boob
is
rnian
all= to ms, bereft an ma s
nose 1 haw m litinalab
=IV arnotwiatiM r.-4.-...10 1r.... -bar,
rwl=" may Os ; let 1 bops ft soy lot be be late to
LitWWl tftletaellelost ender
Mai It Is
Ilteml 6 la- De. berm iterhie ropey, abt to Robb-
ebbs vittb* leak sea ray barred Is se seed ea wry ter-
e._.."..14.1.,__ Ile Lead abrehl the eseftethea 1 bays satmitbilas
„,...• _-......0 bre so the ft arnmanalet. I would beg to
0.47"
.1 telessitl la tho- my at protest against iglri:
Moab peeks soft pea of as stater at MU
beer k web his pits its -I have the honour to be,
serame, myna) F.D.D, ettainntn.—Scsaer-
rart= "17.1""
Jae 1, 1147.
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