The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-16 00:00:00

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CRYSTAL PALACE SCHOOL OP ART, &c. The
directors of the Crystal Palace have organised a course of
free lectures to take place in the Lecture Theatre, every
Thursday, at 3 o'clock. daring the wiotor months. The
third lecture will be delivered to-day by the Rev. F. 0, I
Lee, D.C.L, on " Modere English Poetry," with
ilituitretioes.
MADAME Tufts/0:1;s. —Among the latest life-size
models which have been added to Madame Tossaud's Exhi-
bition, in Bsker.ntreet, are those of the late Lord Pal•
mentos, President Johnson, and General Grant.
EDUCATIONAL INUTTTUTBL—V esterday the an-
nual meeting of the Worcestershire Union of Educational
Institutes was held at Kidderminster. The proceedings
consisted of a monde' meeting of delegates from the 26
institutes in onion, a dinner under the presidency of the
Right Roe. Sir J. S. Pakington, Bart., N.P., (1.C.8., and
• soiree. At the morning meeting, at which Mr. Pakioe-
ton presided. there were present Sir J. Pakington, Sir
T. E.. Winniogton. M.P., Mr. Grant, M.P., Mr. Vernon,
M.P., &c. ; and alter the general businme of the union
had beets trennoted, Cheltenham was, on the motion
of Sir J. S. Pekington, fixed on for beat year's meeting.
The chief subject discussed was "Oa the new Minute
of the Committee of Comma ea Education for
eacourseing the Teaching of Elementary Drawing
io Evening Classes," obis& was introduced by
Mr. Buckmaster, who had been sent down
from the Committee of Council foe the purpom. Mr. Buck.
master gave a general ontime of the government plan, and
appealed to the delegates to give it soppoet. He said it
was with deep sorrow he bad heard the outcry raised against
teaching poor children anything not comprehended in "The
three it's," and maintained that it was as nameable to
object to the teaching of Initiate as to object to drawing.
lie also contended that the beauiiful in art wee not an
accessory but a necessity of man's life. After a short din.
mission on the subject the meeting adjourned to dinner. It
was announced that the evening meeting (which had not
been began when the !set nen left for London) would be
Weeded by lord Lichfield, Lord Houghton, Sir J.
Psningtoa, sod several other M.P.s.
BROTHER lONATIUS.—Brother Ignatius is staying
In Wales for the complete recruitment of his health, which
is understood to be improving. He will not ratans to the
monetary at Norwich before Christmas. It is said that
in the abeam of Brother legation the brethrm of the En-
lists Order of S. Benedict seareely maintain so metes a disci.
=hitherto. The chapel—to which a " Sister of the
Order" has just contributed 5001.—is making fair
progress. The exterior is extremely plain, hut the interior
fittinp will, doubtless, be handsome. The Norwich Church
Guild—as association formed in 1860 by the extreme High
anniversaryy in Norwichs-hse just celebrated its 61 th
at the churches of St. Peter Hang te and St.
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