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No. 6,289.]

MIDDLX.CLABI EDUCATION IN TEE •
NETBOPOLIE.

• !TEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUERN/MOWN TO
ITV YORK TWICE A WEEK.

LIVERPOOL, NSW YORK, and
(ITILM-SHW OOKPANY Intend de-
wigging Osetr tall=red Cilydebsill Iran Sewn Illeant-iihips
aggpag the United
FROM LIVERPOOL tor NEW YORK:
CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct IL
CITY OF LIHBRICK„ Oct.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, W , Oct 10.
And every Wednesday and Seiradett.
obis peons by lb, DLO eteanare miry Weduesday,
17, end 51 guineas, awarding to the weceeneedatkot.
amnia puma Includes a toll sumly at cooked FILL
for Gonda end the United UMes beanie to
'yen tar
tenna—Fer further particulars to
Wateratred, Liverpool ; smite
nwl MACEY, SI, King 11115 m-street, Limo.

ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE. --13oleLeatee I
and Manager. Mr. viwrwa.—WINTILIL SPAWN.—
p
Enadtre of THE TRIPLE ALIJANCH.—N.B. Doan epee at ban-
I perferawaess to cosaassos
TR at T Woks* precisely.—
W LTMAILNG (Monday) sod garb. tbe wea, a comedy in
Throe Acts, by John Owinford, laq., wattled TRH =LYLE
ALLIANCE. Manama by Mr. lifting, Mr. J. G. Shore Mi..
Xatlwrine lodates, Mies Neilson. and Mn.. Ha iThits.
To be followed by Id 9 o'clock THIS 11136171HartIPTAIN,
•W Watts Tlitittiliatt. TrfteW•charaeters:—Mrs. Wass,
Was Hansom, Angola Thowan., Mr. George Hose),
and Mr. lifting. Grand 3.11.1 of bolusadsos, In which Maoist=
Salami
Illegeobst, Clodoebs
Mr . Combas. end Norma& will &ppm. New
by .Y. Lloyds.

OPENING OP THE BATHOTRICET WHOM.
Yesterday the above school was inaugurated by
ths Lord Mayor, aadatad by the Bluets. lir A. BO*"
ahild, 11r. Gamboa, M.P., Mr. 8. Marley, Rev: Dr.

litortinisr, Alderman lownsasos, and Alderzo;a lowrincat
ILP., Kr. J. A. Swath. ILP., Ya Lysott, Sheriff -awl,
and a very crowded andicass, consisting chiefly of as
wads of boys who wise 'boat to bosom pupils. Qf
tines latter upwards of 300 boys been formally
_ssignotod

BLOATERS.—Twelve, 2e.6d. ; Twenty-five, 4e.;
Nifty66.l One Hundred, at ; the Hundred, see. ; One
Thouaard, Lou.S No charge for mintage to Landon. Gash on de-
livery. Country orders paid in advance, Yorwarded lIINGH.
BiatillY,llek purveyor, Great Yu:meth.

end so grails the pressure of epidisatkinetbai the Kids
will be 'lamed to-morrow (Wedaesda)). Ths ishool
being established in a buildiag skink was awe the
hospital si the Wrench protsetents who settled in

A TRIP to RV EDEN and BLOC in !MEN
X& DAYS —NOTICE to PASSENGLES.—Ths splendid twin
maw Mesmer WARY, Captain T. LEIGH, will ma for °OTHER-
-BURG on SATURDAY, October S leering City Canal Racy at
lissom, sad yenning from Gothenburg the fallowing Thursday
rart "rimer= fAvers rowr, r.a rol7MmPlished
isin
ysaessd b•Ootlasnituorg to Stockholm by nil in ten wan, and
are thus sed to reach Stockholm in three days from Landon,
moths at west three days' sea passage.—For freight or menage
ngpi at CHAPLIN'S Universal OSes, ReganCriseas, W., sr to
PM.LTPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS and Co., Deallilliee4ol2llo,
,Cromrlans, Great Towsretrest, R.C.

London after the revecatiOn of the edict of Nantes,
and was subsequently used sa • merchant's warehouse.
It has been admirably adapted to its present purpose
by Mr. IL N. Clifton, ambito*, and at the mailed pos-
sible amount of cost to the fund. Two of theopper stales
have had the central flooring removed to make • larger,
convenient, and airy schoolroom, and the other rooms
have been amply but most efficiently transformed into
lavatories, clam rooms, dining rooms, and • large kitchen
in which will be prepared every day a philis wholesome
dinner which the mils can wawa at • very moderate
prise. There is quite as extensive a playground sur-
rounding. the . building ea mild be =peeled let se
central a situation • and altogether the arrangereente ,of
the school may be said to be in complete working order.
The Lord Miyor arrived punctually at three o'cdook, and
was received by the Rev. Win. Rogers, the Rev. WM.
Jewett, headmaster, and the other school enthorities.
The boys to the number of nearly 900 were drawn up in
hollow square in the playground, and posted hie lordship
with a mat vociferous welcome. The whole of the
visitors at ones proceeded to the schoolroom, at one *Col
which • temporary data had been railed oft, and the

METRMETROPOLITAN RAILWAY.—ARGENT,
TROCUS, Oxford-street. ADDITIONAL omytausies—
. mem) IngW3. On and after the let Oeheter
rePortland-rood Station fo- Begont-cdroni dfro°o ofthe arrival of thor trains. PalieDralll are booked thorough to
tom ail slant= on this and
ES the Haramarerafth and landag.
. Moss MYL 1/JUITOa, Gessiallimigem, e

ToIMPORTERS, Shippers, Steam Shipping
compsaiss, and Consignees of Foreign Goods, by steamers
or otherwise into the Port of London.—The proprietow of
Tree Trade Wharf, Reknit and Upper Free Trade- Slimed, Dow.
pM Dort, Upper Thamesstreet, OFFER FACIUTIKS to the
above—Further information may be obtained on application, by
Meer or in person, to R. CLAY and Co., wharfingers and ware-
house keemma—Ofileee, BS, Upper Thamesetresk

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• SUPERIOR OFFICES, in Coleman-street, in
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repay, and very convenient ;two entrances. fits
on. Ground goer and basement, 80 guineas ; first Boor, 65
&was ; second door, 50 guineas ; third floor (three rooms), 40
4 ea. Good saerosse, well lighted ; plate glass windows and
=
Apply to Yr. WK. WiT KS, estate agent, 18, Wenn.
INA Chaapaida.

business of the day commenced.
In presenting their report the committee eongratula.e
the corporation on the opening el its first seise& The
scheme for midell•slam education having been proposed, at
a meeting held at the Mansion-house in November last no
time has been lost in furthering the object in view.
Ali.street site, which about three quarters of ea 144114
Including an extensive range of buildings occupying about
a quarter of an acre and capable of accommodating about
300 scholars in elms-rooms, with the addition of dining-
hall, kitchen, and other apartments, though 1t does not
come up to the original design of a great school fur 1,000
boys, has many advantages to recommend it. First,. having
been occupied as a hospital, the buildings upon it were
easily adapted for the purposes of a school, which circum-
stance enables the committee to commence operations -at
this early date. liesondly, it has a eonadma
an are:,
ntiahalf
an sere suited to the purpose of a playground— essel
requisite for a school, and not easily obtainable in London.
Thirdly, it Is dthatodin a locality which is quite mailable
to large numbers of the clam far whom the
.allioAls
designed ;it is shout 10 minute's walk from F
Aldersgate, Moorpte, and Broad-street rellway"‘ZEQ,
Fourthly, the tenure upon which the prllMielli are balk is
nth as to facilitate the experiment whish, it is felt,
movement must necessarily be, as power is give.. ."
emangttee to relinquish or retain the eo•--' the,
conditions. At th 6 same eg" . ....oases on certain
.-me, though the committee has
not Imitated J. ttr:aumce at once on those premises, it
does not bee sight of the original proposition, to establialone
large central school with Leal schools in different quarters
of the metropolis as openings may present themselves,
toid they appeal to the public, and especially to the trustees
of City charities, to plats them in a position to prosseute
the work in accordant)* with the original design. At the
same time they feel that their best appeal for confidence
must be based upon the success of the present seised, to
promote which they will devote their beat -
geavouring to make it thoroughly efficient, end en
.ifeu,sapv,+rting. It is a matter for congratulation that
they have bees iot:zzate enough to secure the services of
so able and experienced a gentian= as the Rev. W.
Jowitt ; to him they submit the charge of the school with
ormildenes, assured that he will do justice to the
realise the expectations of the council, and win theseeatediara
esteem of the citizens of London. The committee an-
nounce that scholars have been entered into the school
upon the nomination of governors.
After which,
Mr. GUAM?, in the absents of Mr. Titth Ill•Pr detailed
the financial position of the schools cenyoration. The
amount actually subscribed was 63,91381. its., of which
50,5311. 9s. had been already received, to which was to be
added 8081. 16s. 10d. interest allowed by their bankers.
The expenses up to that date, including salaries, amounted
to 1, 'b. 4L, and the estimate for the preparation of
the building was 2,5001. The school was rented with the
2lion of purchase from the corporation, and it teamed
carters of an acre, of which one quarter wee aeon-
pied by the building. Mr. Gassiott, having read
the whom figures, made a strong appeal to the
parent@ present to further the exertions of t committee
and the masters, by a wise and careful discipline of the
children at home.
The meetinngg was then addressed by Mr. Ooschen, M.P.,
Sir A. ild, Mr. S. Morley, the Rev. W. Jowett,
Alderman Lawrence, ILP., Mr. J. A. Smith, and the
Lord Mayor.
Three hearty cheers were then given for Mr. Rogers,
which that gentleman briefly u‘,.;uiowludged. If they had
waited, he said, for the settlement of theological or econo-
mical questions, the present generation would not have
seer these schools clad:althea, but they bad said, " Hang
theo'ogy, hang economy, lit us establish the ichnol."
(Cheers and laughter.)
The proceedings then terminated.
•

TEE SHILLING CANDLES of the SEASON
ROCK SPERM, transparent as paraffins. MARBLY SPERM,
white, hard. and smooth u alabaster. Both names copyright.
Sole Manufacturers, J. C. and J. YIELD.
To be had In all eta.., of all dealers, at One Shilling per lb.

rrHER and GLENNY OUTFITTERS.
eaestatatrasot its London, art door to Boaterrot-
bosom (Snot N.B. Limb of nocomorr outfit km every peryoss
sad sppolnt tom Chins sad the Colosimo. to for-
m spoliat

BOYS' ATTIRE.

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BOYS' OVERCOATS and CAPES.

BOYS' KNICKERBOCKER SUITS.

BOYS' OSBORNE SUITS.

BOYS' HARROW SUITS.

BOYS' JACKETS for HOME and SCHOOL

BOYS' TROUSERS and VESTS.

BOYS' SHIRTS and CRICKETINO SUITS.

B°YB' HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS, &c.

FIYAM and Co.'. BOYS' WINTER CLOTHING,
ea and 67. Oxford-eireet, Loma&
The first establishment in the kingdom for Juvenile Clothing.
Boys' Knickerbocker Suits lse. Od. to Ma Od.
Boys' Westminster and Osborne Suits lfs. Od. to 35a. Od.
Boys' Eton, Harrow. and Rugby Suits— 25e. Od. to 45. Od.
Boys' Light Cape Overcoats l2a Od. to 21a Od.
Boys' Jackets for the Season lO5. Od. to Els Od.
Boys' Serviceable Vests sa. Od. to 8a Od.
Boys' Serviceable Trousers ak. Od. to las. Od.

• IaYAM and Co.'. ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
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Rpm and Co.'s Winter Overcoats
Rpm sad Co.'s Winter Smits 425. Od. to 70s. Od.
Hyam and Co.'s Winter Sila.faced Canna sae. Od. to tes. Od.
Ryan and Co.'s Winter Jackets
Hymn and Co.'s Winter Dress Coats Ws. Od. to 70s. Od.
Ryan and Co.' Winter Fmk Coats
Bram and Co.'s Winter Vests
Ryam and Co.'s Winter Trousers l4s. ed. to 255. Od.

HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS.
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„ t Bespoke or Order Department
& Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department.
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BIRMINGHAM-21, 22, and 23, NEIV-STRRET.
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DEWSBUICY—Westgate.

THE PROFESSORSHIP OF MENTAL PHILO-
SOPHY AT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. •

SPECTACLES are NECESSARY

NVH!itNe, the yes water, are misty, or fatigued
MrREN print blends, and the letters appear
the
to be double :
WiEN more light than formerly is requisite—
per example:
WIN the candle is placed between the eyes
V the book :
WHN objects must be held further off to be
seen more clearly •
EN much difficulty is found in threading a
needle.
The above are premonitory SIMS of decaying sight, and indl-
gate that an optician should he consulted without delay. From
long and extensive practice Messrs. Thomas Harris and Son are
fully comp:Mut to advise on all matters pertaining to the reme-
-sfilig defective skiht. They sliilfully adapt lenses, perfectly true,
'he requisite power, and likewise they Judiciously select a
Etele frame of the torn,most becoming to the face. THOMAS
lS and SON, orticiann to the Royal Family, opposite the
British Museum gates, London 'their only house). Established
Caution.—No travellers or agents.

A correspondent writes :—" The Council of
University College are in a difficulty, from which. we
hope, for the credit of so useful an institution, ibey
may come forth without loss of character. There
is now a vacancy in • professorship, that of mental
philosophy and logic, caused by the resignation of the Bev.
Dr. Hoppus. Among the candidates who have offered
themselves for the post is the Rev. James Martineau, well
known is an eminent unitarian minister. By one of the
rules of the college the claims of the can-
didates are in the first instance referred to
the senate of professors, whose duty it is to report
to the council on their several merits, and it then rests
with the council to elect whom they think fit. In this
case the senate recommended Mr. Martineau as inoompa-
rably the best qualified of the candidates. Hence the dif-
ficulty ; the council are unwilling to appoint such an emi-
nent unitarian. But how can they avoid it? By the
rules of the college they arc to make no distinction in
respect of any poison's religious opinions ; and they have
had, and have, among their professors men of every shade
of opinion—churchmen, Itunian catholics, dissenters,
quaker*, and Jews, and even, we believe, Hindoos and Ma-
hometans. Hence they can hardly object to a unitarian,
Shall they object to him because he is a minister of
religion ? Unfortunately this objection will not hold, for
they have had with credit among their professors the Rev.
Canon Dale, Rev. Dr. Ritchie, and now have the Rev. Mr.
Marks. Shall they object because a minister of religion is
unfit for this particular professorship ? Unfortunately
this objection well not bold any better ; because the retir-
ing professor was himself a minister of religion, the Rev.
Dr. 11oppus. Unless the council mean to commit an act of
injustice to the candidate, and to violate their own pro-
fessions of religious impartiality, there seems to be no help
for them, but they must elect Mr. Martineau."

MITE and SOUND TEETH are indispens-
• eible to Personal Attraction, and to Health and Longe-
. vity by the proper mastication of (nod. ROWLAND'S ODONTO,
oe PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients,
is of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the Teeth,
strengthening the oinn, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes spots
• Cl incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it imparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable proper-
Yes hare obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristocracy
et Europe. and it Is universally In high repute. Price Es. Pd. per
box Sold at 20. liatton.garden, and by chemists and perfumers.
Ask for Rowlands' Odonto.

DINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The
medical profession for thirty years have approved of this
pure solution of magnesia as the best remedy for acidity of the
stomach, headache, heortintrn, gout. and indinertion ; and as •
maid aperient it is especially adapted for ladies end children
Prepared by DINN EirlißD and Co., Chemists, &c., 172, New
Bond-street, London, and sold throughout the world by all
respectable chemists. Caution—See that "Dinneford and CO."is
Co each bottle and red label over the cork.

NORWICH MUSICAL FESTIVAL.—ThO iteminge-
ment for this festival, which will commence on the r,./th
inst., are being rapidly matured. rehearsals now taking
place frequently in St. Andrew's-lialL On the Monday
evening (Oct. 29) the festival will commence with the
National Anthem (solee:by thekrincipal gingers), followed
by brad in Egypt. On the Tuesday evening there will be
a miscellaneous concert. On the Wessneday morning.the
performance will comprise an anthem by Swim. and Coates
Neiman, this oratorio will be conducted by the composer.
On the Wednesday evening there will be a second miscel-
laneous concert, in which the chief feature will be the
Afidtusimer Night's Dream (Mendelsisohn). Thursday
morning will be devoted to St. Cecilia, written expressly
for the festival by Mr. Benedict ; a selection from Han-
ders passion Music ; and the first and second parts of the
Creation (Haydn). On the Thursday evening there will be
another iniacellaneoue concert ; and on the Friday morn-
ing the festival will be brought to a close, sa usual, with
the Meseiall (Handel). The principal vocal performers
engaged are the following Tietjens, Madame Itit-
d rff, Miss Sslith 1% ynne, Mdlle. Suaco, Madame De
Merit Lablache, Mdlle. Anna Divehi, Mr. Sims Reeves,
Mr. W. H. Cummings, Signor Morini, Mr. Bentley, Mr.
Weiss, and Signor Gassier. Mr. Benedict will mace more
act as general conductor, while Mr. Blagrove will be leader
of the band.
MIDNIGHT MELTING MOVEMENT.-THO II
were held during the month of fleptember—one on
13th, at the school-room in Pickard-street, City-road,
when 93 unfortunates were present, and were adilmssed
by the Rev. G. W. Hill, of St. Mary's, Islington : 14 of
aim were reposed. The second meeting wee held ea the
27th, at the Hall, 5, Red Lion-spare, at which 77 poor
girls attended, and were addressed by the Rev. W. Bur-
toe and theßm. Gesegs Small: three were resoled. Thirty-
' one have applied at the office during the month, sad 23
have been sent to different homes.

DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never failing remedy, prepared without any meremial
bgredient, will be found hivalnable to all who suffer from bilious '
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aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly
excellent; mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach,
they create appetite, promote di -guton, and strengthen the
whole nervous usteres—Sold by W. Lambert,ehemigt. 8f King
William-street, Charing-crow, and by most druggists, in moue,
k and three times the quantity in one, 2a Id. Be sure to
oak for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills. The genuine are in a
Stamp. lituare green package, with " William Lambert" engraved on the

TiIIBEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Biliors
Liver Complaints, FRAMPTON'S TILL of HEALTH
Sold by all Medicine Vendors, at Ia lid. and 3.9 d. per box, or
obtained through any Chemist.

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riThe most ecientillatlly prepared and most powerful
eetti-
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the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de.
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3-07,EAIT8 COPABINE MEGE the only
%. Preach preparation adopted by the Paris Acidic') and
lead.* College of Surgeons on the mart of Messrs. Cotfierier,
herd, Lloyd, Poland and Leg roe Clerk ("lancet," NOT. 6,
46; oyes in an average of six days either recent er chronic—
id. at CL JOZEAVS, Trench ihandat. ARArmiltet 2.4
1101110 of as. 6d.