The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-01 00:00:00

ALLEYS'S COLLEGE OF GOD'. GIFT AT DULWICH,
—The governors of this richly endowed wasp, founded by
Palmed Alleys, the coussillon, In 1619, met on Tuesday fee
the purpose of electing ilea Bret MAW of the College, ender
the provision of the scheme reeemineeded by the Charity
sftmedeelmers, cad coafirmed by an act of pertinent passed
het asselon. Their choice toll are the Rev. Alfred J.
Carver, M. A., second We, of St. Paul's School, late *cho-
ler of 'Malty, and In Ent clam Classical Tripes, mow, and
Clasekal Lecturer of Queen's College Cambridge, and exa-
miner for deistical honours in the University of Cambridge
for 18.57 sad 1886. This noble foundation, as now recon-
stituted, will Midrib not only the well known picture gallery
and the eiessseeptery endoermeata for a number of poor
brethren end sliters, but also, es its most important ceneti-
taints, an upper end lower school for the education of boys
for profeedmel, mercantile, and industrial pursuits. Toe
schools are expected to be opened in the course of a few
months in the present collegiate buildings, at Delwioh.
CHRIST CHURCH SCHOOLS, ST. GEORGE'S EAST.—
DISTRICT SCEGOL or ART.—Let evening a crowded meet-
ing was held In the above schools for the purpose of esta-
blishing a district school of art for the neighbourhood. The
Right Hon. Lord Ebury occupied the chair. After present-
ing prizes to several of the scholars who had been successful
in the recent government examination, addresses were deli-
vered by Mr. Cole and Mr. Itedgrave, the secretary and
inspector-general of the department, on the importance of
such studies, not only to pupil teachers, but to stilled arti-
LOP, of whom many are employed in the vicinity. Resolu-
tions were parsed in favour of the proposed school, and an
influential committee appointed, including the names of Lord
Ebury, as president, A. S. Ayrton, Esq., M.P., C. S. Butler,
Esq., Robert Charlie, , Esq., and the Rev. George
H. MINE, tbe incumbent, as vice-presidents, and the
managers of the 'shoots as easistante. Several of the neigh-
bearing clergy were present and took pert in the proceedings,
which termieated about 10 o'clock.
EDUCATION OF THE POOR IN CHURCH OF
ENGLAND PILINCIPLEA.—A meeting of the committee and
subscribers to the Natkinal Society for this object wee held
yesterday at
*floe of Mr. H. Banner, Liverpool. The
Rev. It. Chaffer, M.A., orgenbing secretary of the society,
made a statement as to its position and prospects, from which
it appeared that since the withdrawal of the Poem's
Letter" a large portion of the society 'a revenue which had
previously been spent in educational grants, had been lost.
This it was desirable to replace by vigorous efforts in other
directions. Resolutions were adopted approving of the
objects of the society, and appointing a local treasurer and
clerical secretary to forward its interests in Liverpool.
COUNTRY TowNs MISSION.—The twenty-first
annual meeting of this institution was held yesterday at the
Hanover-squan Roans, G. Hitchcock, Esq., in the chair.
Amongst thaw wenn wen the Revs. T. R. Ouem, F. f;ox,
W. L. Tkorston, end H. MA*. The , Mr. B.
Wdsee, evil the Illfort, whiel Mated that Mr. cm-
timed M eulaabie soileeesse r lbstedielei
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up te Mara SI MS 6,f IW. Ma. N. Ater addressee from
soma! poems ebe pmeselluie lerobresi whh a vote of
the aka to the chimes.
LINCOLN'S ben, APRIL 110.—Theuudermentioned
lemen were this day called to the degree of Barrister-at-
Law by the Hon. Society of Lincoln's Inn, viz.:—Frederick
Marton Eden, M.A., Oxford; Charles Saunders Wheatley,
LLB., Cambridge; Arthur Carr %gibed, 8.A., Canibrifte ;
ahead Gilbert Richton, 8.A., Cambridge; Charles Anhui,
User, M.A., Oxford ; Charles Booth, M.A., Cam=
Thee= Burn, 8.A., Cambridge; John Edward
E.C.L., Caked; end John Cook, Esq.
STATUE OF DR. JENNER IN TRAFALGAR-Ai:WARR.—
Yesterday the statue of Dr. JaDIEF, the discoverer of vacci-
nation fur the prevention of small pox, was plead in Teufel-
gsr-equare, next to the statue of Major General Gtr C.
Rapier, and in a few days it will be uncovered to the public.
ST. JAMES'S TaLtizz.—Carlo Andreoletti, whose
bats of Blanche Magi° were the theme of convenstien
in the salon. of Paris during the met season, will give
three maws at the above Maine. under the auspices of Mr.
Mitchell, during the ensuing week.
The Illuetrated Times states that there is strong
probability that this will be the last season of the Mont
Blanc entertainment at the Egyptian Hall. Not that it has
in any maims nomad to attract, but upwards of 1,900 re.
prestations have had their effect upon the lecturer, sad be
begsen for fresh fields and new pastures. Moreover, Mr.
Albert Smith. like most of the irritable mos, has a meat

fancy for following out en idea immediately neon its concep-
tion, and Ms new notion is of a most remarkable character.
It is his present intention, in the autumn of this year, to
proceed to Chins, there to remain some little time, for the
purpose of studying the country and the natives; and on
kis mein he will embody the result of his experience In a
lecture, to take the place of the present Mont Blanc enter-
tainment.
NIMs PAPERS. A voluminous correspondence
between the Board of Inland Revenue and sericite proprietors
',newspapers on the cubism of the regiarstion of newspapers
end of securities on the publiaritm th,re,f, since June, 1855,
was published yesterday. Only one case of prosecution for
alleged violation of the laws relating to regiaration end
isearity is mentioned In this return—it is that of Mr. John
Heys, the printer of the Beep new&
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new bridge at Chelsea amounts to 85.319/. h. 10d. The
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