The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

CLERGY ORPHAN CORPORATION.

A ***interesting ceremony took place on Batttrday
afters** at the girls' school of this valuable ia
which is situate at St. Jobs's-wood. At the begtla n'arof
the pram* century the late Mr. Thomas Farmer, be-
queathed 15,7151. to the society, on the moditioni time ea
every 21st anniversary of hie &awe, or as seer thereto as
=le, the committee should eaves a meeting to be
of all the female orphans of the moiety, and that
' they should then award the rum of 5031. to the orphan
whom they should ommieetionely and impsrtiany eassider
to to most deserving of the hearth. lie further directed
that the committee should retain the amount in their
kande satill the orphan to whom it had been awarded should
be of age to claim ft. On this, the third °main en whieh
the benefaction has been adjudged, it was mimigaed to Milli
Fanny Jane Faynr, whose father, the late Rev. Rohe*
Favor, was incumbent of Emmanuel Mu* Camberwell.
A large number of ladies and geatimee assembled to wit-
ness the prenestation, amass ohms we =timid Arch-
bishop of Canterbury and Mies Ley, the Bashe it Lea-
den and Mrs. Tait, the Bishop r'nester and Bristol,
Rev. Dr. sad Mrs. Corny, Rev. Drs. Virtu and Dyne,
Rev. Canon 'mildew, Rev. and Ms. 0. J. Phipr Eyre.
Yr. and Kra. J. W. Thrum Mr. sad Mae. Wpm, Mrs.
Fox, Mrs. Denison, Mies Lansdale, Mrs. L Russell Stook,
and Mrs. Gametal Lawrence.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY, the president of the
corporation, having taken the chair, addressed the sahoeld
and stated that it was his pleasing duty to can that
the choice of the committee bad fallen on Miss Fyne.
An examisation bad been carefully made late the respective
meta' of the girls, and although, span the whole, Miss
Fayrer had been deemed most worthy et the diseinetien,
yet the conduct and attainments of MissFlamm Morris sad
Miss Margaret W eighel were of 'sob &chancier thaithey wen
setitled to public commonalities. Having pined the decima-
tion of the gift, signed by the members* the committee,
in Miss Fsyrer's hands, his gram expressed his hope that
it would not product" is her feelings of pnde or vanitY, but
of thankfulness to God, who bad widowed her with inch
talents that she stood at the bead of the school. She mast
remember that it was the ornament of a meek sad quiet
snrit which was of great price in His eight. The rest of
the girls, he was persuaded, would rejoin in the success of
their schoolfellow, and regard her position without envy or
jealousy. It most be a satisfaction to them to NO that in-
dustry had received its just reward, and he trostod that the
event of that day would be v incentive to them en to par-
see their studies with diligence. Re had had peculiar plea-
sure in attending their public examination's from year to
year and observing their program. They enjoyed great ad-
vantages is the excellent education which wss provided for
them, and he trusted that in their future life they would
show how sensible they were of the beadle which they
derived from the institution, and the kind and watchful ;
manner to which Mrs. Joule, the matron of the school, !
superintended their intimation. Hie gram acmoladed!
his affectioaste address by addles—May the Laid blew;
you all !
The Rev. Dr. Curtin, the treoeurer, thanked the arch-
bishop for presiding is the coomies. The children would
long remember hi kind words sad caused. and he was con-
Meet they woad be grateful for the educatioe they wen
mosiving. They owed much to the teaching sad supervision
of lin. Jones, who, notwithstanding her many years of
active service, was, he was theakful to r . M good health
sad able to discharge her duties with
The company then disposed, after offering their magma-
Whitlow to Mini Fayrer. The appearance and molest de-
meanour of the children gave general satiefseties, red IS
was felt that if the work of the society were more fully
realised by the minibus of the established *lurch, it would
soon be able to extend he eperstions. At present there
era 154 orphans la its etheole,_ bat there is accommodation
a mock larger number. We trout that the rabbi' s win
shortly remedy this nadadrahle stem of things.

LAM INTELLIGENCE.
(TRW DAY.)

001 JUT OF COMMON PLEAS.
ttiams at NW Pilo. in Londen.—(lßekes Lard add
Juries rale aad 4sthl Jury.)
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For may years mot the grimaces of rectal jormk
Loodea sod Liars; bat room espseially to
her bra the sawed el daily complier Some jades
have symtolldsedthe withipsciatheraerieaeousonghsphilateto; maw
thie.hews
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that ease their hardships would be =Mk urreuel, aid
ens tarsal judge has meetly told the oomplabieets tus
Y might lie as well to suffer in milers, bream he believed
Ira la itrielams they were not oak liable to be earomemd
ea wailta iwruias se at present, bat eke to ha hieleded ia
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urea.
Chief Judie, Etio, during a pare tads mosidep, um.
unidered hr sorra upon the matter tow
iis the
box. He told am that to all parte of the emus
Landes sad libillseex, the mean was to sumo 36 ..
dsamd M^ awl ley all the spseM pray err whilst in Look.
ama St lemma were samaraed rob ors.
It was spates of as " privilege" of Leedom sad Hallam
that they plows their an pawner Stems bet than meld
be se drat ambit Inflated rryw prat headeldp, sod
ts berm
weld anelsereed why the_ hir eigostberviltr of tag
doss, they
net la aladed to the if this
w they woad nesantoe a panel at anathema
fer five or sit days. Mee ',mkt try all the spar:ll4/
mese that eine ea trine that time. sad
Om be drobergel. If this made ware Wei
ea, there would Ise ao lee el tire, mad the softy
*SKI would bets soma 'fleet rerommated by h. Ise
War Ices et thee. Acormlies to tise pr imetios it los
anavoldahle that spreisl jurymen bad ble
w". sewed dare
' at limes fee their ease ermine oe. sod mare only to has
la the meat that they were Ed swami, es law we Ira
hem
m and that they would be remairocnsd d
thez were awls word.
Mold whet steps they raid take to b.lO
abeasillaaealteration.
The Lord Chid J6lOOll said that if the amount of LW.
ship whisk the marient esesplerts led him to infer misl4
he had se dcsibt that them who Battered raid men AM a
way dmaking their wishes known.
A *yam said that be hod then in his yard Ave ems.
mows to rived upon special juries, sad madam 'etyma
complared that they bad frequently at the sum tires sum
mosses to Mend in different courts.
The eabrot the& deopped, bat probe* only to risers,
in some riot slaps ; and it rosy be added Matt ires do
oeleat tensphinte whir are beard at every step Mks& le
Jura of the proaration of the dui
Cryrear from the trio
pada odours to the &protease of the jurors ie Us
box. It is to those arasiated with the systole
that core agaoiu.d attempts at impternaint her est
bra made.
SECOND 00IIRT.

Mho at NW PrisslaLiadia:74i3efore Mr. Julies
Dyke sad a Omission Jury.)
TOMO .10101 A.
Ossiphiste bars several times boa made to hie lordship
=dthde 'Wog that several of the jamas lad sal
at all. sad the duty ealsoqueotly fell more bir
wily spas those who did stand. In omega/mos of thus
sempleiste the whole of the peril was this morning trelal
over. sod the sbeentess were deed 40s. sash.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Ware Yr. Oomminsioser Genlimn.)
a is LORD TRONAB MAAR CLODDY.

Tao WM•isdPiast dater sommons against the mini
lord, who h deeeribed u formerly of Chnelsadoemse,
Hyde-perk sod now of Dieppe, in the empire of Peens,
The plaintiff is Mr. Robert Swan, patterns°, of Rothbury.
ism Yorpeth, in the oonnty of Northumberland, wlr
shims • num of 1,9231. from the noble lord. There w as
eppearesse oe the part of the defeedant. This is orrice,
lint to en ad of bankruptcy, and the usual oak me
made.

111 RE 11:1312 COLINAS.
Tho bankrupt was a wise sordsast. of 22. Rollonito4
sad d Ossloor.oquars. Bromptos. He bad fia
es trissarsi sad assagor to Y. Blood* wisoebsrtss
fortsse to be a orainso for 12.0001., for hooey lost to ths
briltrupt. hoarding to s stamina Formed by thaw.
Best *were, the swept* liabilities ars newly 40,11191.
and as dirtied is sot liksly to *:sad la. in nos pm(
TM Impost 11111ditOr is roman* Menlo,e of Part fit. Xar
Bans, whir claims sssssb to HOW.
Tbh ass the mini( for seasihatioa and discharge
.1
11111 balhass.shost sot bo Mod, as Um applionies Ph
Begley. for tho solgosos. anicuirod is by Kr. E. Rad, fa
the baskrapt, at sfssamasst woo ordered.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)

The Meow Amnia pas& emidowe of the pews fee
the comity of comaiemeed morn* et the
fkadoorhouee, Olerkeswathsmem, before Mr. Baikal,
Amiethot-Jadge, &ad a beach of magiethatee. The Weeder
mobiles the semis of 82 erliegen Committed foe trial. ef
whom 69 were bidicted for felony, sad 13 for mthlemeases.