The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-10 00:00:00

THE ROYAL HOSPITALS.

Yesterday being Easter Monday, according to
annual custom the following returns relative to the royal
hospitals were issued by order of the Court of Aldermen,
A.true report of the number of children, and other poor
oPrtmaintained in the several royal hospitals of the city
ulon, under the pious care of the Right Hon. the
Lord Mayor, aldermen, and governors thereof for the year
la4Put•
NlolliiLlN—cllildrem put forth apprentices and
dischargesfrom Christ's ilostt'd thf year east put, 178,
10 of w our, being instructed in mai.;;;:ntllt eras
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tion, were placed forth to sea service, out of the mathe.
maticsl school founded by his late Majesty King Charles the
Second; children deceased the year last past, 5;
children now under the care and charge of the hospital, in
London and at Hertford, 1,069 ; to be admitted on presenta-
tions granted to this time, 189-1,258.
BANTHoLottirreit HOtten•AL. Patients admitted,
cured, and discharged, during the lett year, 5,865 in.'s'.
Bente, sad 86,480 medical and surgical out-patients, in.
eluding casualties, most of whom were poor, sick, sad lame
persons ; and many of them, being destitute of all relief,
have been supplied with money, clothe', and other neces-
saries, to enable them to return to their several habitations,
amounting together to 92,345 ; died, 539 ; remaining under
cure—in-patienta, 555 ; out-patients, 3,475.
Sr. Taman% HOSPITAL—There have been admitted,
cured, and discharged during the last year, of sick,
wounded, maimed, and diseased persons, 4,114 in-patients, and
44,744 medical and surgical out-patients, including casualties,
some of whom have been relieved with money and necessaries
at their departure, to accommodate and support them in
their journeys to their several habitations--48,858 ; died,
alter much charge in their sickness, 350 ; remaining under
care--in-patients, 415 ; outjatients, 2,273.
BRIDZWILL HOSPlTAL—deceived into this hospital during
the last year—Apprentices sent by the Chamberlain for
confinement, 20.
The House of Occupations of Bridewell Hospital—
Remaining in the house at Christmas, 1858, 107 males, 97
females • admitted in 1859, 149 in., 59 f. Total, 256 in.,
156 f. bischarged in 1859 (see below),* 167 m. f. ; re-
maining at Christmas, 1859, 89 m., 85 1. •Discle n
uged with
the concurrence or at the request of their friends, at their
own request, 14 se., 11 1. ; heidth, 2m., 4 L ; to situa-
tions in service with good characters, 150 ra., 56 f. ; died,
Im. Total, 167 m.,/1 f.
Rewarded for the first year's good conduct and oonti-
nuance in service, 78 in., 28 f. ; rewarded for the wood
year's food conduct and continuance in service, 37 m., 11 f. ;
rewaded for the third year's good conduct and continuance
in service, 18 m., 2 f.
Bernrlw RoerrraL. Remaining in hospital, Jan. I,
1859, including those out on leave of absence : Curable.,
62 males. 99 females ; incurables, 38 males, 35 females ;
criminals, 116 males 18 females. Admitted during the,
eear Curable., 58 rn'ales, 100 females ; incurables, 1 male,
5 females ; criminals, 48 make, 2 females. Total
Cu hies, 120 melee, 199 females ; incurables, 39 males, 40
females ; criminals, 164 males, 20 females. Discharged
cured : Curiables, 38 males, 60 females ; incurable, male 1 ;
criminals, 7 males, IS females. Discharged uncured :
curable., 27 males, 56 females. Discharged for special
reasons : Curable*, 4 males, 6 females. Removed by order
ct the secretary of State Criminals, 39 males. Heaped:
Criminals, 2 males. Died : Cursblea, 7 males, 3 females;
incurables, 3 females ; criminals, 3 males. Remaining,
Dec. 31, 1850, in hospital : Ourablea, 44 males, 75 females ;
incurables, 38 males, 37 females; criminals, 113 males, 15
females. Total : Curables, 120 males, 199 females • in-
curables, 39 males, 40 females ; criminals, 164 males, 20
females. The sub-committee meet every Friday at Bethlem
Hospital to admit end discharge patients from all parts of
the United Kingdom without expense to their relatioes or
friends.

CITITAL PAJAMA -- ONE SHILLING DST. —•
MONDAY, Aran, 9. AdmiaMoos cm payment, 18,917;
alto by meson ticks* 1,131; total ?biters, 30,063.

The nomination of candidates to 811 the vacancy
in the representation of the county of Clare, occasioned by
the unseating of Colonel Luke White by the decision of a
committee of the Home of Commons, took place on Batur.
day as the Courthouse of Ennis. The rival candidates are
Mr. numb Maenamara O&M*, who was defeated at the
list election, and wtoigai:nied against the return alt
Colonel White, and Charles White, of the Fusilier
Guards, brother of the member, and youngest mu
of Colonel Henry Whits. Y.P. for the county of Loogford.
Both of the candidates are protestanta, and both prefers
Masi priacipiss. Mr. Calcutt, however, Wimp to
the pariy of independent opposition, and has oilained
the support of the great bulk of the clergy of the
county as well as of a considerable number of the tory lead.
lords. Al it WAS supposed that the contest would give rise to
much angry and excited teenier, precaution was taken to
preserve tae peace, by sending into Ennis &large body of the
constabulary, under the command of Mr. Cannon, county
inspector, and Mr. M'Cloud, and several troops of the 15th
and of the Scots Greys. However, though the
at the nomination were characterised by a great
Yea oe and marmites', there was not much excitement
evinced, nor was any breech of the poem committed.
The High :fterW declared the show of bands to he in
favour of Mr. calmitt. Mr. Joynt then demanded a poll on
behalf of Captain White, which was worded fur Tuesday
raenieg. A vete of thanks having been pared to the High
Sheriff the prommther tarmiadad.
. 'Om sorimpaident of the Premieres Journal. hum which
the above iteW " undsestamitima autism Mem.
VMS Seriellift IPlitalsgrasat on the sheriff and
indr-Mairillv theft prang Ma Valenti in
1:=I, sadstatlag Hist votes given for bun would
ndul thrown away. 'The ' oration can only be de-
cided is the committee roper at gm House of Commons,
end the ascii& aad 'mutest promise to be bitter, expen-
siv_e, sad protracted."
Thi• Corieepondem of Smarten News Letter, writing,
from Ilmotiek, firoday, Aped 8, says:—" I hasten to inform
you that the election for the musty of Gime is virtually at
an end, es sinusitis nomination at Thule yesterday, the
particulars of which appeared in the Limerick papers of last
night, the influence of the Ronan eatholic- clergy, coin.
Maid with other enenroatinoes, has been brought to bear
so weightily, against Captain White, that all hopes of his
return are new given up b himself and his friends ; and
although a poll was d at the boding., and hied bx,
the High Sheriff for Tuesday and Wednesday next, it is
uncertain whether it will take place ; if it does, a
will be of short duration, as from the sera of
eft M% the only object Captain White can have in view;
is to lay grounds far a petition against Mr. Calcutt fon
intimidation. I give you this information upon the
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reliable authority, that of an earnest aced steadfaat friend
and supporter of Captain White, whose return would afford
Much satisfaction to the flatting conservatives of the county
Clare. lam informed that many influential portion wad
pre their support and interest to Colonel Luke White at
the last election, and upon whom the captain relied on this
' occasion, turned tail to a peatextent, ea, it is alleged, with
the object of relieving the county from the stigma cast
upon it by the recent revelations before the committee M
, the House of Commons.
" P.S. As I close this despatch • rumour him just
reached me that the Roman catholic clergy of Clare have
worked so systematically to oust Captain White, that the
' latter has this day resigned. I give it as a rumour only."