The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-08 00:00:00

BORTICULTOLAL 80C1117 OP LONDON.

A 'pulet gapers' touting of tbla society wu held
mends! Si the hors of the Society of Arta, Johmetran
Ini; the Reel Dyer in the chair. The meeting wee
celled to cake tato coanderation the proposed new garden at
Keningteengore. Among the members present were his
Gracie the Der of Leineter„ Colonel Chalioner, Dr. LindleyGime eserstary), air John Ragenta, Elir Peter Pole, Mr.
C. W. Dilke, Mr. Henry Porten (chairman of the quarter
seems), Meng. Cheriwood, Wilson Saunders, Frederick
North, Cole, Heywood, Wrench, H. Bohn, Godson, he.
Tb. Noble Ceistexer, in a brief address, opened the Wit-
ness of the gesetteg.
It appeared frogs the report of the council that they thought
it dangle is can the present epecial meeting of its members
Is order to snide the steps taken by them with a view to
obtain' a( • luau In the immediate neighbourhood of the
neetronile, where some of the oboe.' of the society might he
parson en • large scale with ads adv.. gueeerful sad
attractive meth* nasal sehibitions at Chiswick our. were,
it mend evident to the conatl thee it would n d only he to
the peataisey advantage of Use society, but thattheir corm
of esehtinew r • scientific body would be greatly extended,
U they eon* obtain sufiLitat space for the prommetin and
development of their objems in the more iinmedne
neigh-
boarhood et Lastige. Is hiking for such a situation the
Westin eine octant was attracted to the dimly-situated
estate pmehased by the C•4114:1111140114111 for the az Whit ion of
1331 mat of the repro proceeds of shot exhibition, and it
appeared le there that the great by the cornaiianonere of a
entre rein of net NW* to the society en ell be strictly
somprible with, sad right eves teed lowly to promote,
the Wall. of ameassiderg nee sad KISCO geasrally. Dr.
Lindley, the sresidery, thes west at some lesgth lido a
✓eeemest el the malt of the coesinaelastieas opened by the
eameelties with the rays' coarmirsioass. The 011111•1 r
skews eastrapirell meting err the cern portico of the
main pure el the ester as desired by the senety, to the ex-
teat of about 20 eras, aid seclostag that ania by woods, of
ea architectural chancier, for the peepers of • rater
garden, o• tartan coediting. The coot of receding the
inn of these weer, ea far as it ha. yet bees poi
slide to oniniste them, would be 100,0001 a moiety of
that sum representing the mat of the roar and of the
sartheorks, and the other moiety the oat of meting the
eon rvanry and laying out the pounds se before mentioned.
la the event of the Horticultural Society lain willing to
row the expects* of the laver, or the horticultural portion of
the work., sad succeeding in ming Übe requisite amount
within a period of six months from the preset time, her Ma-
jesty's commissioners will cie their p.m be disposed to esecate
at their own expense the former, or architectural, pact, go-
with the earthererkenecearry, preparatory to the ley-
out of 'retarder. The came soars will also be pew
peen, is the event of the society agreeing to the above pro-
posed Bence of the contemplated works, to grant to Oa
society • liege of the 20 acres is question for a period of 31
year., subject to the mart by the society to the onsenn
enters of as maul natal, to be ageertMned with re-
ference to the receipts of the society in roll year.
is refer:ace to aeon to the piths it was proposed that on
Mondays all persons should be admitted oa an erring fee of
3d. 'tech; on `friday. at 63. ; onWednesday', Thursdays,
and Friday. at Is.; and on Satanism at 2a. W. each. That
on ihlity Mondays the band shorn piny, every. Wednesdey
and S"tardsy, end that on Fatter and Whiteman& h gidaye
the ecirairelon should be 3d., with the red pity hag. Toe
ouley tonne, as shown in an semuot wiiich bed been circu-
lated, 9,4001., and the income 17,473/, it left a Wane* in
favour of receipts of 8,0731., an the es touted expenders
included 1,000/. for Chiswick. Be thought, however that
the expediters was calculated at too high a ficnro, and the
it:canny o low,

_-Consideraht. &curios took place, in which Mr. Wilson
Sent& le, Mr. C. W. Dilka, Mr. Charlwood, the Chsirses,
Sir John Ramsdon, Mr. H. Parnell, Dr. Lindley, and
others took part, after which rest:Ankles wars adopted ap-
proving 'morally .1 the pion of the garden at Eassington-
gore, and 'nu/atlas ohs council to coatings their ingot's-
Sons with the royal commissioners, and to report or soon as
possible the result.
Mr. C. W. Dt tit staid the carrying that resolution castled
him to ad upon the communication which be had been en-
truettti with. He was now authorised to put the information
before the mosting, sa the fell two connate! to do the best
they could f g to garden. He had Imitable been the chief
orgon of communkalos, and it had been his duty to Imp
hie Royol 11 ghnors the Prises Consort, sad the royal com-
missioner', isformed of all the battings of this ease. His
R.lBl Highsem had looked over the draft report, and had
instructed lin to say that if the neolution wen passed he
would amid, but at the same time be commanded ban not
to aspens uoy opinion on the port of his lityal Highs."' or
her Majesty, so that there alight be no appemuntas of
dictation.

—flr I:bowies letter wa• read from hi. Royal Mightier
Pm Prier C reed: Buckingham P.I me, July 7.
"My Lvd,—l have received the comroands of her Ma-
jesty the Quern, sad of his R yul Mightier the Prince Con-
sort, to inform you that in the event of the piss being carried
out for tho establishment of the garden of the Hortlcaltur .1
Ekniety of Linden upon he estate at South Kensington, be-
to the Royal Conambeionen of the Ezhibition of
1140,6 if is the intention of her Majesty sad his Royal High-
ness to rite dories, towards the executien of this under-
taking of 1,0001. and 5Mf. relmetively. It la aleo the haten-
Hoe of bee Majesty, should It bo In accordance with the rule.
of the society 'tut parents or gaudier should purchase life
membership. for child rea or prow not yet of ap, to place
the same of his R iyal Highness the Prince of Wris and the
younger prince" and princesses upon the hat of life members.
I her further the plasm* of infornarg your lordship that
I am authorimd by her Royal Highness the Prince..
Frederick William of Pruaer Princes. Royal of Englinci,
to atutorte the interimn of her royal highness to become •
Ub eurcriber.

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" I have the honour to be, my lord, your lordship's moat
obedieut bumble servaar,
The Earl at Dacia, Sc." "C. B. Pm trrs.
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OW itieatotioa of the Duke of LI,INATaa, mended by Mr.
NORTH, the INTIM and hearty shanks of the meeting
were noted to het atesty and the Priaoe Con.ort.
Carried with sorlacoation.

Taub weea voted to the chairman, and the commie( ed.
learned.

INCORPORATED socuir OP LICEMED
vlcruAizzas.

Yesterday the quarterly gemeral court of the above
▪ ty was held in the board-room of the school-home, Kin.
Manton-lone Lambeth, Mr. T. WtatertKitbant, of the Vir-
ginia Plant, Dover-road, novenae of the lacier 7, midis .
The mighty* of the preeviag mutt were read sod
Tire Secretery (Mr. Smalley) read the report, which showed
that the below. In head at the previous quarter wee 4101.
4s. 104. ; the amount receded tor sale of new
6,6811. 6e.; and for advertiesimears, 4,9261, 4.. 90. Ter.
f admission of hew members were larger than any previous
goatee, Wag 2361 5. 3i6 claidlan•s had by. relieved at
an expensed 1,3951. le. AL No ire than 120 children bad
bees supported, and 5001. had beta Maimed in the Three per
Coat. Console on account of the school (had, and a balsam
how remained of 7091 7s. Ild.; and the whole set profit of
the quarter wee 2,371/. Is. 84., exceeding tbe oorreepoed-
Jag quarter of the past year by 2631. 10a. 10d. The
claimants on the funds were coasiderably less then In the
pet year. The accortats, &o. were unanimously adopted.
r. O. Walter congratalated the aseemblage upon the exosi-
leaf peados the moiety had attalned. lie 6lt quite assured
that the governor, se well as the committee of menagemait,
were entitled to their best thanks for the samara of their stairs.
After sours further remarks be pproposd a vote °laughs to
the governor, which wee secondd by Mr. Wickens, sad
carried uaanienottaly. The 04vernor, in acksoerkdgemnr.
made some raceme* to the incoavenirace occasioned by poll-
hag down part of the office is Fleet-street. The results of tho
easiversary dinner, bald at Cremona on the preoeding day,
bed been of the moat gratifying character. Oa the o.loiioo
of lllr. ]tipping, sec aided by Mr. Oabb, • vote of thanks
wow suanireoaely carried. which wee sckhowledged by Mr.
Cathie; sad similar complaint's were ales paid to the eudi-
tore, editor, secretary, &c. Mr. Smiley (secretary) replied
to the hatter, end congratulated the coact upon the stairs of
the seeiety etearliag in a better position than for many years
pest. The rondos burdens of the court having bees out-
elnd.d. a aspelealon from the Manchester Society of Li-
trenswi Vielnelisee who welt present received the coagratula-
time of the seen far their attendance, end in reply alienated
their isteatem of supporta( the charities, as well as co-
°pastime with the London thembers In all natters Washita
to protect, as well ea to remote, the general laterest of the
Ikesewl victnellen' tre either by watching any peals-
leastary rumeuree conneeel therewith, or of forwarding say
which might be deemed geaerally edvaatageous. The pre-
mediae were then edjoarsed to the neat quarterly court, aa
be bald on the oet Thursday la °coheir neat.