The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-26 00:00:00

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KING'S COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—The annual court
of thia corporation was held yesterday in the board-room of
the hospital, the Rev. Dr. Jelf in the chair. The oommittees
19th annual report stated the number of in-patients at 1,481,
and the oat--patieata at 26,168; total, 27,617. The average
length of reeedeece of the pagoda in the house was 27 days,
and the average cost of each patient 41. le. The current In-
come of am year 1867 was 6,6671. 4; 64., including a legacy
of 6001. from the late Kies Natisal, and the expenditure
6,8611. 16a.16. The liabilities et eh* Institution at the end
of the year were 2,1731. 7s. 74., mil the total amount of stock
only 1,1761.4 a. 44-, showing a dekamey e'en the current
account, which ocresione the eamonithe eonsiderahle anxiety.
But the matter which meat pewee yea the Is the
state of the old building, of the awssity Ore 00111 sting the
new structure. The rush el the whsaipYea be this yar
por, inaugurated at the great pude sessitner fa liaooln'..
inn-hall last year, under the notadoom, d H-It.H. the Duke
of Cambridge, wee, to the hie of the report, 21,6791, sad
a further sane ise Mimi hem anneemod, the amount
required to etteephte the liinrklan IS Maki, lid OR the
rsisi..g v.! that ma now ispemile the completion at the works.
The retirement of Mr. Allman Npshad, H.P. from the
treasurership, ea account 011ie pommy of lds public duties,
wee eneeikood with great regret, sod ibe worthy aidermaa
was eardially thanked for the mullion* spirit with which
he had helped to form and to inalsla the hospital. The
nursing depertmeut, under the dimities of the Lady Raper-
intandent and Lady Sisters of Si. John's House, was men-
tioned with warm commendation, and stated to be gratefully
sproviated by the sick poor admitted into the hospital
THE LINENDRAPERS', &C., INsrITUTION.—The
anniversary dinner In support of the above institution,
founded for the =it. o4frelieving distramed persons con-
nected with the , silk mercer; immune; baba-
dashers, and hosiery took place yesterday at the Lca-
don Tavern, under the presidency of Mr. John Pearce
(Waterloo 'house), supported by lbws. btorMy._Leal, aerat-
ors; Edgar, Ellis. Cooks, &Mt, P. Palmer, Fortin, King,
Byars, Ganntliett, de., do. About 150 gentlemen sat down
to dinner. The chairman, in proposing the toast of the
evening, adverted to some differences of opinion which had
arisen between supporters of the Institution, some of whom
were, he said, for converting It into a benefit society,
while the report showed how much more advan-
tageous it was in its present form. The whole receipts
for the past year, including interest on funded property, bad
been 2,3281. 175. 9d.; and the oonsolidated capital amounted
in December last to nearly 40,0001. During the mom period
86 applicants had received pecuniary aid, and a great num-
ber of members had had the advantage of receiving method
and surgical advice. During the year, 64 new members
had replaced 44 lost by death, end in every other parti-
cular the Institution was in an improving condition. In
conclasion, the chairman urged upon the company to mein-
tato en Institution which had now lasted a quarter of a
century, which was annually extending its sphere of useful-
ness, and which had already cmferred such important bee-
' tits on a class than whom there was none more helpless In
the decline of life—he meant the assistants in the drapery
trade, who, after 40 years of age, had little or no chews of
employment, Some excellent music was provided by Mr.
Rumford and family, and Mr. Harker made an efficient
toastmaster. The total amount collected was between 6001.
and 601.

THE CHELSEA NEW BRIDGE TOLLS.—Lnit even-
ing a public meeting was held at the Literary Institution,
Ttamnd itelgrave- place, Pimlico, to support the MI to be in-
by Sir J. V. Shelley, M.P., to prevent the levying
of • toll on the new Cheless-bridge, leading to Battersea-
park—Sir J. V. Shelley prodded. The Hon. Mr. Byng,
M.P. (Middlesex), moved the first resolution, as follows
" That the imposition of the foot toll on Chelsea new bridge,
leading to Batteries-park, is absurd and unjust, the attx2
being Wended eseendally for the benefit of the ind
clams, to whom the infliction of the toll will be • practical
banter." The motion was seconded by Mr. Walter Taylor,
who strongly condemned the conduct of the oppoMtioa to the
previous bill and also of Sir Benjamin Hall. Mr. Hobbs
dined a few suggestions as to the propriety of making the
104 scree of pound adjoining the park available for cottages
for the working clew" and the motion was canted unani-
mously. Mr. Bargees them moved the second resolution:—
" That this meeting pledges itself to use its utmost widen-
more by every constitutional means to render Battersea-park
as free of acceserZLlencolt as the other parks of the
metropolis, and tics of gentlemen
representing the various distrieteasittait upon the First
Lord of the Treasury and the net Commissioner of Works
to urge upon awes the measeity at repealing the act of 1846
so far as relates to the lolls. foot pamesgers crowing Chelan
Dp.rieL=." Mr. BIM moonded the motion, which was
ma =lr. Taste, and else emeled unanimously. A
the Mg* et a MR was signed by the per-
sona paemit.
REIT= AND ROTALTT.—A rustic rhymester,
mum! Wm. Dreyery who evades in not Fan, was in-
aphid by the tesrrimp et the Primers Royal to indite a
etringobliotarngalatory vases to her Majesty, Prince Albert,
the sad her loud mad ..star. Re straight-
way ihrerardedliZa by pest le bur Majesty, and a few days
afterwards received this male with the knowing isle
Colonel Phipps bee esosived the Queen's enemeade to
thank Mr. Drewry for sending his versa, bat whhh hr
likisety regrets cermet be received, es the very grant Ember
of themeirings has rendered neossesry the establishment
of the rule that the royal family Mould lot emelt
manuscript or complimentary poetry.—Burlingham Palace,
PM. 6, 1656.--Bternford Mercury.
DISTRESSING SIACIDE.—About five o'clock, on
Timothy afternoon. some parties walking ea the beach at
Seaton Snook, a
lose place about two miles from Seaton
Carew, Mani a hat Mimed by • ballet Aa alarm was im-
mediately agreed, and • emit inghnlet, the result of which
was that al • emilmeige alma hem eras
lying the Mims bady
l Jam Wilma, Req,whe the bat w
former=sders
Chrk al Medgemserbee, p nee nted The
it seem weds has been ha • eery dap eesed state ef
int Linear three alimentation. he 'blob are sidgnsd,
Mg areas probably MIR beaspke until the *met
hall. the ahem_ day he Lt Mt °Mee la the hewers,
measizstrhe Mabee at having eammie mend bumbles at
rie whmem be stem Ibm to Uwe bed the resehele
IMmeisa In Me hug of tommilling esiga. Ha Tee dark to
sth• Tess Cemenmeey Omendeimere, le On
tin+te the musty as
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In all el 'Ma he Mai rpm* ingested sod
W=Mermal. iffe met
mcits= her eml a deep
gimes mar the neighbourhood et
Bitocznro DEATH Of A RAILWAY PonTem.—
Testerdeyeermsbg, at seem (Mock, a bid midge easerred
to Duel eloper a prier employed at the pads
nest at the Weelirlel Animal station of the Neethd=
Railway. The stafortnnate man wee satiating to attach •
Mosemstim anew to • train laden with timber, when.
I having the esegiing Main in his hand, be sraddimly Mead
MI4 Mime pwahlas that the seem was advandag
sear ME, end thro ma nee that his heed was eampietely
erasing between • leeme ghee of timber and the projectile;
=ste engine, MEM Ming of coarse Immediate The
who has left • nniesrom tawny, was for meaty
pars Is Os ger*, et dm 11401-Eutirs B.afitre? Company.