The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-04 00:00:00

GIPORD WORKING MEN't3 EDUCATIONAL
weiton—sit the general annual meeting of the members
el Ibis eminent institution, the marry (Mr. Robert
Celle) reed the annual report, from which we leers that
tinstebelnumber of members enrolled was 163 ; that darer
had liens formed in anatomy, botany, arithmetic, and merle-
dee, membanicel drawlag, elementary drawing, English and
Labs grammar, and general literature, and also male and
bunk adult schools for teaching reading, writing, arithmetio,
As. The total receipts from the classes and the isle of mem-
hue' tickets amounted to 211. Ile., and the expenses 201.
WA di, leaving a balance of 12e. &I. in the hands of the
treeserer. After the election of officers, the secretary, who
still reMine him office, having been unanimously re-elected,
unenaced that it was intended to form classes during neat
term. After a vote of thanks to the mayor and corpmtion,
in coninnetim with the name of Mr. Alderman Sadler, for
the nee of the City Buildings, and the sympathy they have
shown towards the institntioe, the amain separated.
The Hew. Henry 11. Wood, F. 0.5., M.A.,
Psllo. Barter, Dean end Libraries of Queen's College, Ox-
ford, has bpas_prsasated by the Provost end Fellows of that
Society to the Rectory of HolivelL Doreetabire. Mr. Wood
obtained a second class In the public clerical examinations
'lB4B. The Provost and Fellows of Queen's College will
shortly proceed to the election of another of User body to the
valuable living of Cariebrooke, with the Chapels of North-
wood, Cowes, and Newport, Isle of Wight (vele" 1,1231.),
rendered vacant by the demise of the Rev. E. D. Scott, M.A.
The above, with the living of Milford, Hants, ta •
few weeks else* to the Rev. T. W. Jex-Blake, trir.Tvdrill
make the third In the sift of Queen's College, Oxford, which
ham become micantwithin a short period. The dram upon
the foundation' will in doe worse occasion three vacancies.
DuLtrlcil COLLEGE.—The act of parliament
pried last session came into operation on Friday, when the
committee met for the first time, and the following
governors were prissentriz. : Right Hon. Lord Stanley,
M.P. ; Teter Calm, .; Thomas Deus Esq. • Rev.
Matthew Thomas Ferrer ; amiss Fergaseon, Esq. • buries
Lloyd Norms, Eim. Robert Fisher, Fsq. • br. Lyon
Mayfair ; Richard Phillip, Esq. ; Charles Rankest, Esq. ;
Rev. William Roger.;• Frederic St. John, Esq. • Samuel
Pegg, Esq.; Martin Millard, ; Robert Stephenson,
Esq., M.P. ; Metcalf blopgood, Esq. ; Thomas Piper,
Esq. 'tunes Pew, req. ; James Waterlow, Esq. It was
resolved unanimously trit the Right Hoe. Lord Stanley,
M.P., he penoanest chairman. It warn also resolved that the
killowiigovernors be appointed trusteed to the charity,
via. ht Hoe. Lord Stanley, M.P., St. Jemes's-uonre ;
Robert isher, Esq., Highgate Rise ; Chute@ Loyd Norman,
Lea Bromley ; Martin Meylard, Req., High-street, South-
The committee after having been engaged four hours,
adjimereed to Friday, the 15th inst.
COORED Sr TISTICS.—A paragraph ban been cir-
eared stating that, though the death-rate in London is
sal twenty-five in a thousand, yet Londoners ere far from
healthy, brains' " twenty in every hundred among one class
sloes are yearly so ill es to require gratuitous medical trial..
omit at hospitals and dispensaries '4" What • mismehly
diseased population most be represented by such • state of
things! But what trumpeter folly to believe in it f The
statistics as to the death-rate are iably accurate. The
returns from tray hospitals and disperser, undergo •
well-known ralinsry operation. In some institutions every
stssedaeas of a patient is published on • fresh caws. In others
a fresh card im vera every month. la others,again, those
mad similar expedients are so ingeniously ified that the
benevolent sad charitable public are on much deceived on the
amid economist who Am& aghast at the astounding mis-
iikerments i,flosogiistisated ianocesios.—Nrdical Times.
HER MAJZIEIT'S THRATRIL—Amongst the Dante?'
ORS fmALioasble present at the extra operatic per-
flemesnoss at her a Theatre dotting the pest week
were Eueliesey
Pereak Rhin, the Persian Allthoo-
Is
Weed,ar Ethe Earl of Uresedlue=l.,Kerquis of Clarice:4 the Lord
the Countess Caroline Bellew
esEirl.=, the Cunt Leas CeeSLerd Blantyre, Lady
Hope Yore end party, Lenin Lygon, Lady
Rally de Rees, Lady Hem,' Vine party, Lady Ashford,
IN, Jabs Bayley, Bart.. end Lady Bayley, Sir Fredevie Roe,
lay Raealld Forty. the Roe. Charles Banbury, the Hon.
Ilibe. Codegns end party, the Hoe. Otway Toter, Mr. Herbert
Ingram, M.P., end Mr. Herbert legman., Mrs. Nelson and
party, Mrs =ter, Mrs. Homer Toles and party, Colonel
Duncan, Mrs. Villiers and Col.
Liar" Major Pole. Major Storer, Captain Meads, party,
Captain
AarroloyCoptaia Lyon. Captain Crosby, Captain de Roos,
Smythe. Captain Wylie*, Mr. Monteflore, Mr.
Mr. Thrums, Mr. Basing, Mr. Come, Mr. Drum-
mond, /shelter.
A. C. Billing, At.
BEAM/JAI WlveS AND FURNITURE BROKERM,—
&sew blreles I. the neetb-eset pas, who are meetly e
demendoehod daei of nos. an ononnio unfortunate enough
te Id in with bed when, end tbsegb most of them leave a
lair prorisios behind for the spume when upon distant
voyages, it somedmes hypo, fist en their return they dad
Heir houses sold qby their wives to • broker, and the
household miff* • ere of this sort her been
bare the Nadi abide Candy Court this weak. A
omosm. eared Taber, riled upon an American voyage in
Oseelser, end hA We wide at home with azeLisprovires far
bar meletememee, I/pee returning this C he fogad
bie byre sell up, red for wife de/ She bad mold his for
te ems Creeks, a broker, As If. It was worth 231.
Mileau~he mass fir the vase of the furniture, and the
diet Cnvflien abash pay him 211. with full
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CRYSTAL PA LAC,. -- ONI IDEILLDIO DAT. •••
SATT IDA T. JAN. 2.—Adollabllia p•Mc 14157 ;dw
by mos WINN 1,178; Albs.