The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-04 00:00:00

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The Queen and Prince All
Dowager yetterday at Marlborou •
and his Royal Highness also te
Colonel the Hon. C. Grey and
(}orlon, the equerries in waiting, .•t
The Duchess of Kent and
teeter visited the Queen yesterday ,
The Royal dinner party t
esterday, included the Duchess•
Sutherland, Lady Augusta Br ~
Viecount Clifden, and Capt. F. S. •• .
The Duchess of Kent visit
yesterday at Marlborough House.
The Prince of Prussia N!.
Duchess of Cambridge yesterday
with their Royal Highnesses, a •
Prince Frederick of HMS% at Re e.
THE CHARTIST
The delegates met ct the n
terday, when, after the formal
MDouall moved that a program•
prepared oy a committee to be a,. • •
the suggested subjects for COP t
lowing :
Reports from delegates on the slat
enabling the Msembly to give !anew.;
ganaration of thee/121114 body. Polo
grace to other parties seeking a refoi
Shatter. Great social grimness :
Crime; the remedy. Great politic
franchise; oppressive and unequal to
sisl, Mail, and pension lists; toe natii
Industrial questions : Labour and c.• • i•
machinerv—,u effects. Commercial ; h .
reney question. National education.
Free prom The most approved mode ..f
bier Majesty.
After considerable discussion thn
an amendment, proposed by Mr
affect that the programme should •
oalculated to ensure the charter b.
bat with the understanding tha•
liberty to bring forward any of the
siring the usual notice.
The future policy of the ci a
cussed, but without arriving at •
adjourned at the Mose of the me. •
One of the delegates for the Ti
the injury done to the cause by r
body of staunch reformers were ~e
in opposition to the Northern •cs
Mr. O'Connor in his true colours,
able to take a position among the • -
gate said the Northern Star hod
for an assembly in the first insta
illegal; he for one therefore *Mite
support uf such a man as Mr. O'C•
adjourned.
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NEWSPAPER TA XES.—II
believe the report) that goverr in •
newspaper stamp to the price • f
bring down the advertisement .1u
aixpence.—Derby Mercury.
LONDON A99OCIATTON F TR
Tacna.—On Tuesday the an, ua
was held at the British,
Mr. P. Graham in the cha r.
report of the committee for th
that the society had been maki
objects, and had been found to •
portance to the trading commie.
the :society was establishirnt i
the character of persons seeuin
result bad been that the socie •
persons who were either twin.
had been increased, during the
17,600.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN BI
anniversary meeting of this •oci •
Exeter-hall, and was, as regards
the greatest religious re•union of
the venerable president of the
which hs was supported by his
Canterbury, the Bishopsof No
theater, the Marquis of Cholla.
cheater and Harrowby, Viscount
clergymen and gentlemen.—Dr.
sequence of the noble president
lordship's opening address, then
port, which deecnbe-d the society
of the world :
The entire receipts for the year.
90,1461.8.. 4d. The total AIM sprat.
the society is 43,9311. 16s. I Id., Mel
buttons from auxiliary societies : sk
of Olt. 12m5d. The receipts for B
46,1591. Ifs. sd. The issues of the
to 1,114,067, , Miran the deposit°.
depots abroad, 288,708. The total
90,885,837 volumes. The caper nit
105,0421. 19s. Id., being 14,8981. la
sratety is under engagements t
The Archbishop of Canterbury
report, and Lord Morpetheecon
having bet n adopted, Lori Be
of Cholmondeley presided duri
ceedings.—Resolutions in fort •
were supported by the Biskip •
gymen and gentlemen, and the
WEST LONDON LITE •
CTIANTCIS' INSTITUTION.—The
stitution was celebrated ye.ter
some lecture-hall of the s. tie •
Chelsea. Lord R. Grosvenor,
sion. After the usual preli.•
honoured, the chairman p, op.
namely, The prosperity of
Scientific, and Mechanics• In_
enlarged on the advanta-tes
properly condicted,were c ,Ic
future welfare of the emp re
tion and the moral culture of
tutions like that were likely •
no man had a right to se •
brother's keeper," or, " I to '
with my own," because tae
from the neglect or ignorance
should he given to all to d
each, in order that the wh.
themselves of them. The W •
was one calculated to carry o
wished it every prosperity ••
its welfare. It had all tne
was confined to no one cl
who wished to participate i
responded to the toast,
the institution had cone rr
the inhabitants of Che
drank were the various or:
boo, " The Clergy," " TI e
Education of the People.' •
dinner, and amongst th• se
Irons, Vicar of Brompion ;
Lloid, Req.; F. B. Wale b
130VERNE89ES' Be' E'
fifth anniversary festival •
Tavern, where a large nu •
dinner. Mr. Rice Trevo- p
acknowledged the health 0
renee, C. 8., that of the a .•
proposing the toast of the e
vcrnesses' Benevolent In .to
on its behalf. He stated t •
in 1843. Its objects were :
to governesses in distress : •
nesse', by election, out ef a
the establishment of a pro
annuities by ladies,upon I'd
set of parliament ; the pro
the intervals between Ml,'
of a system of registra io
college for governesses,
qualification ; and lastly .
asylum. He stated the: •
the past year inveetigakd
relief, and had made gr in
amount of stock invest. t f •
ties was upwards of 14,1• A
20 governesses. Near!. it
vident annuities• and
upwards of 33,0001. Ah•
noshed in Harley-street.
governesses had fou d
2,600 governesses but •
branch :.had been comtne
with situations without
be erected immediately. •
The college, the Chainna •
and enrolled amongst us
guished men in the lite •
already been given &nor
shortly be commenced o •
Lion. The society had
to 3,600 governesses : a
from the crown he end
enabled to carry out thei
acclamation, and was io
man, proposed by Mr. F •
of toasts, including thit
that a fancy fair woe' I
next, on behalf of the J
aged asylum, in the Fp
• The subscriptions ann
Ml_llB6l,
THE LITERARY d*.S'
POLAND.—The siztee .t
of this association was
Duke street, Bt. Jame .*
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af
t•
iait Lis ruU:tnt,hfaoeinefwnimrhtet.°h°:""sPecenu°splrayrest tie:ndses"..
which had excit• •
saw isti,sistif/seeecled t e
chato her
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