The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-30 00:00:00

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1,911101 Al94oAlailfetall
——
Ti.ol annual meeting of this society mall /SW yes-
dodo be WltlKs Rams ; the Mime of LdirDOM le the
Mali. The ripest, elicit wee me by the BOIRIOarie the
Rev. W. D. blealmaa, Mated that the peat hal bra
oar of lemma anxiety and delimit,. The
iise of the :leant, bad Wes end as to wall ter very mime
oinsidaration, if net to suite alarm, kes the am-
neittee wale thankful to report that, by imiwala
think they had seeds. the mese for speersi
bees greatly desaianhad. The 'midi/urn, of *blob
comeesplated by the Bop el Lucite)Fuel awl the
Mosses' Mame Building Society had tended to moles*
at isfarioss idlest on the latter orpniaation; bat even
sow there wies maple roam la the wt diocese for the ope-
rations both of the hued and the society. The perk
church extension in London, aid to some astent in ail
large towel, was attsioded with peculiar di6SenlYle. ?hew
was sot only me existing dedeinacy of the Men of getea•
bet there was also • largo &Nana Somas ed
ties calling for • very esawiderablai provision of
religious Illitleak• from year to year ; and with weeks
ea vast and so urgent galling for essimance, it coal
mot be thought that the creation of the Bishop's
Fund should have rendered at all superfloom
ennotaemees of the Diocesan Baciety. Two MIMS
emeolelly had combined to brim about the remit positkia
of peounisry eaharrarsasset. First, the demands mole
upon churchmen by the Bishop's fund, end the oonsequest
•itodrawai, to tome @swat, of the support formerly given
to the society ; moondly, the amount *Maimed by oolles-
ti.te in churches, where the clergy, already somewhat over-
burdened by demands of this hied, bad been very rightly
urged by the oommitios ii the Bishop's Fund to have spe-
cial offertories mode as behalf of that great nod
The other course which had led to the primmest difli:ori him
the affairs of the society was is some degree a matter of
conmetulatioo. bemuse it was to a great estate
from increased activity in the work of chunk
extession in the diocese, and in no small
measure from the liberal aid which bed been given by the
Bishop of 'Loodon's Fend. The most serious feature
is
the financial prospects of the moiety was the termination
during the present year of the payment of a sum amount-
lag to 2,5W1., gives annually for ten years by the land-
owners of the metropolis, and which was Illariy equal to
half Um income of the moiety. The adoption of the re.
port, was moved by the Bishop of London, and agreed to.
A resolution expresnag mandarin°s at the progress of the
' society, and inviting escrowed exertions, was proposed
by Archdemooo Emery, and unanimously adopted. A
vote of thanks was lamed to Mr. Sumba, LW honorary
secretary of the society ; and a similar compliment baring
berm conferred on his lordship to presiding, the proceed-
lags terminated.

GOVERNMENT MSC/BANC= AND ANNUITIES.
Tables for the grant of deterred monthly allow-
gams and deferred 'sanitise, on the candelas that the
purchase-money shall be retanahle without later's% is
cam the person ea whose life the monthly allows s, er
'enmity is to depend shall die before the someremoseseat of
the monthly allowance or enmity, or ia cam the pareitssie
shall wish, before such commencemeat, to give up the
purchase, have now beer submitted to parliameat in seem&
goes with the prorisloos el the Lot 27 end 28 Vie, cap. 43.
The Postmaster-Choseral is prepand sow to pant contracts
la ameedeme with them tables, which bare bole printed
by M. Eyre sad Fipottiswoode as a supplement to the
tables homed to April last.
The following is in illastretiee of the table for the great
of deferred monthly allowenoes, mosey returnable :
If A. 8., being 35 years of age, shell pay lele. per mouth,
la four inetalmente of 4.. mob, until he reaches the we of
el. he will then receive for the net of hi life a meetidy
allowsace of 21. 12e , which will be equivaleet to mid
'nee of 12e. per week throughout the whole Fier ; sad if be
shell pay from the same are and through tie same tam
24a. per month, in four ioatalments of 6s. mob, be will re-
mitre, when he reaches the age of 430. a mostly anemias,
of 31. 18s., which will be equivalent to as atomises of 18s.
per week tivaregbout the whole year. Tf, however, he °is-
not afford to make so Urges mosehlf PaYmed, and shell
eayifrom the same , are end throughout the seam term no
more than Be. per math, in two tesedments of 4s. mak
be will receive, whoa be rumba the age of 80, a moothly
allowance for the rest of his life of 11. 61., which will be
equivalent to
said
allowance throughout the whole year el
6s. per week and if be shall pay so more tnaa 4e. per
month, be will receive at the age of 60 a racethly ellowance
d 13e., which will be equivalent to so allowance through-
out the whole year of 16. per week.
If at any period of the tines daring which the suavity is
in mares of package, he shall desire to deem:llene the
purchase, the sum paid by him will be retuned to him, and
in the event of his death before the oommescement of the
alma,. the sum *die him will be retained to hi repro-
mentally's. The following ken illestretise el the table for
the gnat of deferred annuities, mosey returnable :
If Jobs doge., when fa his tweety-ftret year, desire to
purchase a deferred salinity el 101., to colninewe when he
reaches the age of 56, sad to cantinas for the rest of his
life, he may porches', it either by yleg dose 391. 7s. 6d.,
in one sum, or by payee 11. 16s. 84. a year until be reaches
the ago of 56, wham he will so longer Wm to pay aeythieg.
but will have an annuity of 101. for the rest of his life.
Aid if Jaime Jones, wins la her 21st year, desire to pur-
chase a deferred amenity of 101., to commas* whoa she
meshes the age el 56, sad to had for the rod al her life,
she may purchase it either by payiag down 451. 16e. 81.,
or by paying 21. 2s. 6d. a year until sh• meshes the age of
56, whoa she will have no more payeseata to make, sad will
' have an annuity of 101. paid to her for the rest at her life.
Instiller case the money paid would be returnable if the
person on whose life tie annuity was to dewed died before
the commencement of the annuity, or If the purchaser de-
sired to discontinue the penethase at soy time prior to the
it of the aimuity.

lINIVIRaIrY INTELLIffIiNCE.

OXFORD, Jl7llll

In • convocation holden this day graoe wait
peeled, permitting Henry Rudd, al Corpus,•
to masa his
time cd standing from his matrioulatiou, in order to biz
being able to proceed at ones to the degree of Doctor la
Civil Law.
Is • congregation holden at the same time, the following
were °adenoid :
gees
AND Damon us Civn. Law.—Ear. James
Butler, AU Boole' College.
Megrims or Anti—Ragas James George Median
Beery Arthur Beery, and Albert Aidney Chavas.s, llsi-
versity College ; hastens Bt. Pierre Chaplin, Atobibatfl
Edward Dobbs, Alemoder Orsig Heller, and Jamie ILieg
Kist, Balliol Collage ; Wallace Willis. Crag& Faster
College ; Ernest Choplais, Oriel Collatißee. John Hal-
ford Rialey and Rev. James Au Gouldocal:677
College ; Beajmniu Franck Hemming, A Souk'
Oldfield %shall Preezot, Brusenase Meal
Doggies Edward Holroyd, Oliver Mathew , Bee.
Byre William Massey, William Stewart
Arthur Meaty Bander§ Davies, Ruler Henry oa4
Mound Tumor, Rev. William Palgravo Ker. Rev. AlWi
James Warren, and John William Miles, Christ Mural_ I
Rev Breed Augustus Lang. Jobs Coen il.
Ferns Interims, St. Johns College; Be
Wathew, Wedham Collw ; Wilms More Molymems.
Pembroke ; Jobe Robert Stevens, Magdalen S.D.
liters or Um, Contrarts CAM. Bev. Wilhelm
Deshurse, Trinity Colitis, Dublin.
Bansimais a Ortru. Law.—Albert Sdeey Obaysme.
University College; Deasy Rudd, Cowes Christi Oilligs.
Baciaiess or AWOL Berkeley Amok, Meg.
dales College ; Arthur Beery Bauder. Davies, atrial
Church.
BLCURLOIB IN Music. Parma Merriek, Rubor
College ; Ruses* arbilleY, Msidalsa Hall.

Era Winobilr's writes to a contemporary :—" I
do art my whether I have or have sot brakes the brim
of ibis Lades aid Booth Western Otespany maim* isms'
ism, bat this I do Bey, that they make ea habitual pm**
of breeliag the law of the laud. The ambiance to whids I
refer fa peat all barb*. It is impounds sow to Wel by
suilwey withast having ose's eye., sees, sad mouth elided
up by the grile sad meats welsh am &tribute& is fine
hoes the foul shireasys doe modern locomotives. Why
Amnia Lard Pal WPAWS'S bill effect monafeeterses ask
who au, at soy into. ohlusaste el • atlas altitude? Mme
the anima's lies within sin feat of • man's boa, sad Ohs
damage dome to say car& Blot ea but the Asks'. is me
natter of easy ealoalatioe."
Malmo, or iiiiirszres.—The polling was owr
tinnerry.staider et II o'clock, end et the dose el the dog's
proasedicp, at 3 'dock, the mustere wer•—Fee Mr. ham.
man (Mhos; 424; Mr. 111 361; Mr. Bassett, 338; Mr.
Alarms Sham 78 ; Mr. Mdersimi Weaseletertl. dm ism
se the webers bad bees easesseed, these were load arlieher -
Mr. Brew" who was the city esnaidres preemies 'hum- :
tiny, rad thatgentlemen Mopped fereant sad sdriminoll
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satirderliee brewing that the livery fen wilt be, "ES
II believed be 'Weld welstnelly be elected ,
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lAz surs=, wased to haw wade inby e=m
bolded the some es to who
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sideman sall to sine the Alen He mini
esthearergio k rieiged WNW! to devote hie to
to their latersets. Mr. e:-AberiA Aeberell
suasseted the coadidstare el Mr. Bassett, expreL ibelb
vst. ,
eputisa that • IMPS ems for the ales meld sA Ise=.
Other liveryonat addressed the meeting, sad the
lap were adieurred until thilketiy (Frisky.)