The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

INAUGURATION OP A IiBW BAPTIST

COLLZOI.

The new collet! just completed et Rawden, be-
tween Bradrod sad Lea; for the ethane= of students IS
consiellea with Hes Baptist dwatentankm, was public+, tn.
angwated on Wednesday. Twee was • lags gmhaing of
mlnistrre from wok= tarts of Yorkshire, Laical**,
Derby, Nottingbenehlre, Leirottershire, and other mantis.
The proceedings were opened in the morning by a devo-
tional 'ovine in the library. A public service, was afterwards
hold In a epaclons tent, on the adjoining ground. The
Hon. and Rev. B. W. Noel, A. 111., delivered an inatigurel
discourse, sod the Rev. Dr. Acworth and the Rev. Dr. God-
win took pert in the service.
At haltpast 1 a cold collation was served In a large tent.
400 ladles sad gentlemen eat down; Frank Crowley, Ewa,
M P., occupying the Weir. He was supported by Time
halt, Esq., M.P., the Mayor of Bredford, the Rev. Dr. Ao-
worth, Rebel Mulligan, Req., T. Aked, Req., and other
gentlemen.
A large number of visitors were after dinner admit'el Into
the tent, and addressee wore delivered by the hoe. chntrm ,n,
Dr. Acworth, Mr. Belt, and Dr. Godwin. On Weileaday
morning,. debt of little mere than 20001. stood easiest the
building fund; at the meeting in the afternoon not less than
1,3701. was contributed, Mr. Balt ofiezing to give 1001. and
the chairman 601., worried the debt wee removed at the pre-
sent time. It Is expected that the entire debt will be ,ved
ta the awes of • few days.

LONDON RIFLE BRIOADE.—The council have re.
oared o ootemnolcoUon from Healey Smith, Ecq , clerk and

troutorer to be Iliojeaty's

of Liestoooncy,

stating that tho Lientenancy were prepared to recommend
the sanction of her Majesty to the corps being called the
London Rile Brigade. That the nibs bad teen spprared,
subject to a slight alteration. That the committee had also
been pleased to approve of the uniform and sppointments
aubosiVed to them. That before the lieutecianey could sp;ly
to her Majesty to accept the service of the London Rifle
BrigadA, they require to be satisfied that • sufficient and
safe practice ground has been obtained within a reasonable
dietaace of the headquarters ; also that a secure play of car
toy for the arms and an amount to take charge of them
have been appointed. The council will be prepare' ,n •
feet da a to comply with the requieinen of her Majesty's
C *hen the royal sanction will be naked.
MARYLLBON/L—Veatetday a meeting of the Rea-
-1 llamas who have enrolled themselre• us members of the
I Borough of Marylebune Volunteer Rita Carps took plant at
the Marylebone Court-hones, for the purpose of receiving
• communication from the government, alerting officers, .Lc.
Lord Radstock presided; and it was announced that
Lord's cricket ground had been placed at the &apnea! Mille
corps for drill, and • pl 4 of laud at Wormwood &rube for
rifle practice. The meeting then proceeded to the election of
&drill sergeant to the corps, which fell upon Colour-Sergeant
William Troke, of the Gouda. It wee farther resolved
that the salary of droll errgeset should be If. per week at
commencement, the uniform being provided at tbeexpenec of
thee-rim. The drills to take place in the evening only, and
the film drill to commence on Saturday next at six o'clack.
Thenoutination of officers for the let company then took place
end the following gentlemen were unanimously elected foe
nomination to the Lord-Lieutenant, viz. i—Lord Radetoolr,
captain; Henry Thompson, Esq., lieutenant; W. B.
Griffith.. EN., ensign.
FORMATION OF A VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY CORP.
AT ROCIIESTUL—An inewintial meeting of the citizens of
Rochester and the inhabitant, of Chatham was held on Wed-
nesday evening in the f3uildball, fir the purpose of organi-
sing a volunteer Artillery corps for Rochester end Chatham.
There was • numerous meeting of jhe priadpal inbabt ants
of the neighbourhood. Mr. W. Montauk, the Mayor, on
taking Meant, proceeded to mate the naps that had teen
takes, with the coo:armee of the Lord Lieutenant, to form
a voltmeter Arellery corps for that city. For his own part,
he had no fear of en invasion, bat at the same time it wee
their duty to be papered for may emergency. Be had no
doubt whatever, from what he knew of the patriotism of the
people of Itorhester, that each • reps would he formed is
that city that would be • oredit to the °Nlty of Kent.
Mr. Nicholson, tanker, moved the adoption of • resolution
organising the corp, which was wooded by Mr. Emelt.
Mr. Day, banker end Mr. IL Everest, bath opposed the
formation of mat a amps, the tram gentleman contending
that it wee the duty of the government to provide the de-
fences of the coustry, sad not trust to the kcal elate of ihe
people of partieular districts. Mr. Everest mid Lcuis
Napoleon must either be =anent fool or • madman to at-
tempt the invasion of Mislead, and if be did, he would b,ee
the curses of the whelk of Europe against him. The present
agitation was perhaps nothing more than an atieeeratio
"dodge" to divert men's minds from measure: of et ciful
reform at home. The resolution was earned by • lune 13;.•'
josity, sad a committee appointed to carry out the tonast.aa
of wpm.
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