The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-11 00:00:00

sr. Nair. zoarzrAL.

The annual meeting of the governors of thin
teentotion took pleas yeeterday at the London Tavern,
Bisborepts-stwet ; Mr. 0101411 BANDEMAN is the altar.
The sat& ,1 report from the let of Jemmy to the Illst of
December, 1858, stated that the patients admitto I sumbeted
780, of whom 332 were diaoharged caret 344 were mate-
rially relieved, I was oonaiderad iscatable, 24 were Amhara ed
for nregalmity of attendance, 4 died, aid 76 were seder
treatment . . .

The finite:lml statement showed that the receipts during
the part year manned to 1,6241. le. bd., end the espendi-
tram to 1.933/. Id., leaving a betimes due to the treasurer
of 3021. 17a. Id.
The Cuatitessr, to reeving the adoption of the report, ob-
served that, &eight:intending the satisfactory stammer:its ft
costelsed, inereami funds were rmaked to enable the com-
mittee to do ell that they could wish to do to promote the
objects of the institution.
The report was usenireously !doped; thanks were voted
to the treasurer, the committee, see tbe venous °them of
the taelettitieN sad the mating eepeehttd.

JUST WORCESTERSHIRE ELECTION.

The Hoe. Mr. Calthorpe addreeeed the electors of
Oldbury at a meeting on Wednesday night, held in the Fres
Schod-rootn, Birmiogbam.a not; J. T. Chance, Esq., in the
chair. In briefly Mtn:daring the business of the evening
Mr. Chance raid they must all be well aware that there
was still a drfference between whip and tortes. The elec-
tor& of East Woroanershirs bad before them two candidates.
Mr. Paldngton might be a very good person, and might
make a good mendsr of parliament; but they must all
bear in mind that be would be &tory member. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. Calthorpe, on the other hand, arse bakers the elete-
ton as an &ivories of liberal principle', and as dwirous of
peomodog the political and axial interests of the p*e.
(Chests.) What did it matter that he livid a few wiles
out of the comity, end was not a Worcestershire man?
(Heir, hear.) The Hen. Mr. Calthorpe, on rising, was
greeted with had cheers. Hie addrare was nmeseird. y
nearlp a repetition of the statements he had given at trevione
meeting, in different part of the county, which have been
reported from time to time. On commencing, be alluded to
a statement made at a previous meeting in the town by the
Hon. F. Lygoo, M.P., to the effect that he (Mr. Cslthorpe)
bad stated at a meeting at the Lye that he would vote
for be opening of public plata of antaierneat on Sunday,
,including theatre.. Ile (the speaker) did not think the
word theatre was need, but he did say that he wished
nob pieces as the Beltlelt Mums end the National
Gallery wars °woad essialm, Wow Uwe IMO 'Wool
wake tar which ihea was mobs tar a The
et the tb7shil Palma% bowmen, wars Ems qualm
mald Nowise with that he bed sothhm
keeg to do.
(Hear itsev He would not vole Sle wa of the
plows ha temattessi beware hiireshlths imM to break it
apes the
seateit at dm Babbitt , bet beam* the
great cur the
of eserry bas eart
which mob' be pemestal me a asettOweetiag failance troulik
la his gibe, bs bwasisiel. (Hew, hem) Ile shoutd,
therein% aimed* the wain se& hiettsi about by
doles sobs slight bee WS
thenlean sea Me the
.stead Ids suppesimie la measly. The boa.
eradiates dna espeesei his views with M the Mir
mice deb@ mew sod the nesoms• rim*etpmditure '
waft ; Waft that • lei. emu, frsamml lw width
he ghoul vote, would fripllCthe present number of county
electors. Ha would vote far the abolition of &lurch rates
Speaking of the income tax, Mr. Calthorpe maid that he
ithould vole ire ha revidon, and the more perfect exemption
of the lower dims from he unjust end unequal opposftion.
(Chen) After stating that he should vote Im the abolition
of the paper duty, Mr. Calthorpe alluded to his foreign
travel, and eat down amidst protracted cheering. The chat -
man put the following reeolation to the :—" Thet
after bearing Mr. Calthorpe's attire., this Pestles is of
opinion that he is a lit and proper perms to represent the
eastern division of the county ef Won:ceder in parliament,
and hereby pledgee itself to use every petible elation to
secure his retain." Only about six hands were held up
agsieet it, the reminder of those premiss bens it it favour.
—Birmingham Daily Post.