The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-26 00:00:00

THE JEW INIPANT SCHOOL.

This school, which has been removed from
Roundaditch to more commodious modem in Commercial-
street, Spite Melds, was opened, in its saw home, on Friday,
in the pretence of the Right Ron. the Bari of Carlisle, K.G.,
who was in the chair, and a numerous company, among
whom were the Baroness Meyer de Rothschild, and her sister
Miss Cohen, Mrs. Goldamid, Mies Balommis, the Treasurer
of the Institution, Mr. T. D. Moans, one of the Viol-Peed-
dents, Mr. Loots Nathan, Mr. Francis Goldsmid, Mr.
Walter Josephs, Rev. Do. Loewe, Reed Master of the Jewish
College. Rev. Mr. Mills, historian of the British Jews, Pro-
hear Bylres.er, of the Woolwich Military Academy, sad
the Rev. Dr. Adler, Chief Rabbi. The present building can
accommodate 600 children ; 400 are now on the books, and
from the opening of the school, in 1841, to the present time,
about 2,000 ham bean admitted. The proceedings of the
opening of the school commenced with the singing of psalms
in the Hebrew, by • reader " end a choir of boys, and the
offoring of an address soda pryer by the Chief Rabbi ; Otte
which,

The Noble Crummier addressed the Pleating. In the
course of his observations he said : I feel that it might not
unnaturally be asked, what business have I, a Christian, to
be here, taking a part in your solemn and unestantatimas
sots of Barrios, and perhaps, what may be yet more materia, fn
taking means for deepening and widening Jewish education.
Nor, I feel, in the first plats, that you yourselves, when you
honoured me with your summons to this day's work, did
not in any way oonoave, expect, or wish that I should either
feel or profess myself indifferent to the paramount vane and
importance of the doctrine* which you separatelmorofess, or
of the differences which unfortunately divide us. On both
sideswe feel that these doctrines and differences ought to
enter, and do enter, tato the whole current of oar habits, the
whole texture of our thoughts, and the whole conduct of our
lives. That these differences actually do exist we see in the
respeotive denominations which are hen, treading the mime
soil and breathing the puns air. The present generations
are side by side, the future generations are grow.ng up
around us. The question is, How are we to deal with
them? Now, I do not deny the right, end parkapspe the
duty, of the adult generation' to endeavour top uade, in-
fluence, or—to use that formidable word—proselytise each
other. Bat it is equally sure that these promisee ought not to
be allowed to force their way wider the domestic roof or
into the schools and seminaries for the young. I think,
moreover, that it is clearly for the interest of the whole com-
munity that all the denominations which are undeniably
found within the state should each receive the very best
education which the circumstances will admit; mid I

believe that the brace of the state of 'which I
em a member did well In sending inspectors to
inspect your schools. We ought not to leave out
of sight that la this latter day the legislature at this precise
time is actually engaged is fiuniabing means for admitting
thous of the Jewish perfusion to the co-ordinate ranks of the
legislature, and to all the rights and ditties of imperial legis-
lation. All this shows that we all must feel that the greet /a.
the responsibility the more complete should be the training.
This new claim on your exerions will, in the natontl rooms
of things, fall more generally to the easier and wealthier
classes 01 the country, and it is most expedient, moat dee,-
able on every ground that the stimulus should pervade the
whole bulk of the body at large. And there is no
a:travel/mos in thinking it not impossible that amongst the
infant throng which your bounty has gathered within
these walls there may possibly exist same future Chatham'
and Burke*, or the coming Gladstone' and Disraeli" of
future legislation. His lordship then mole a special call on
the bounty of those present la behalf of the school, the pre-
meet condition of 'which be specified, and praised the accom-
modations and arrangements of the new premises ; after
which be proclaimed the new school open, and in conclusion
said: :—" I fondly trust that this institution which is this day
thrown open amidst the stir sad hum of this mighty city
will not be without its fruit In cementing the lies of good
feeling and brotherhood which ought to subsist between
citizen. of the some country alibi than shall arrive that
more happy period when there shall be mire sympathy sad
fusion."

The proceediap thee hesitated, efts the singing of the
Natant Anthem, and the noble oludnoaa bed received • vole
of thanks frost th• adult poetics of the eirembi, and three
hare from hut Wham

MINISTERIAL WHITEBAIT DINNER—Het Ma-
jetty's Ministers celebrated the approaching close of the row
skin by the customary whitebait dinner, at the Ship Tavern,
GRIMM lob, on Saturday. The fallout miniaters wen pre-
sent: The Earl of Darby, the Lord Chancellor. Duke of
Montrose. K.T.; Marrola of Salisbury, K.G. • ' Marquis of
Easter, K. 0.; Earl of Malmesbruy, Bari of Shrewsbury,
Earl of Sandwich, Earl Delawser, Earl of noncombatant,
Earl of Carnarvon Earl of gbdellik VIOCOUCt Stnahallen,
Wdpde Lord Bigot, Rita Hoe. B. Disraeli, Right Has. & H.
Right on. Sir John Pskington, General Peel,
Lord Stanley, Lord John Masons, Right Hoe. C. B.
daisy, Colonel Colonel the Right Hon. Cecil Forester, Right Hon.
J. R. Mowbray, Lord Naas, Viscount Newport, Right
Hoe. H. L. Carry, Lord Locals*, the Atterney•Gessral,
the Solloiter-Osserril, Sir William Hylton Jolliffe, Mr, Sey-
mour Fitzgerald, the Attorney- Oecural for Ireland, the Lord
Advocate, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. Gsthorne Hardy, Mr.
H. Bads, Mr. Knicbt, Colonel Taylor, and Mr. Whitmore.
The Herold rye, " The eloquent and witty Attorney-Gen-
eral for IrAand wee preeldeat on the occasion. Mr. Mowbray
and Mr. Hardy received the first prize for regular atten-
dance on divisions, sad the proceedings of the evening were
oharucterised, we nadarenm& by a hilarity and a unanimity
which contrasted favowebly with what is said to have been
the ants on the sum occasion last year."

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BOLD ATTEMPT AT ROBBERT.-000 of the best
omoocted sad most darieg attempts at robbery ever heard
of was made la this city oa fiettuday. About me
e'oieck a wry respectably-dreamed yarn mess attend
the shop of Masan. Key, gunsmiths. *rearm std
motley charmers, seer the tummies to Satithlthi-merith,
sod limb( Am somrsipas down area the atm-
ter, asked to be seeommodated with • dregresail mete.
Mr. Key reached • pochat- both from • drawer theSer ahe
molder. and was la the act of taking ham It • die.
sots, wheat the young mat dostalied it Sam hip heals Jimd
darted out of the ehop. Leather of the Meths, Key, lobe
Dew the act, bantediehiy Sew to the deer taltm=
bat was &Mega mod held by • deed...
wee held jest outside the door to a °halm by as sommapithe
of the thief. The latter sea down Col7:l=istz
Jaandratrast. aressiag sato
where be wee imantatety overtaken by some woo= who
had hese to hot pffeelt. Ka bed the west-book in his
heed ;it multheed M. fa beak uMes. The thief hes •
Dahlia moat, led ago he halltga to that ah 7. Ile Sala
hi. mem at the piths °Mee es ohs Kelly, sad hes boss
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Re ethind the shop Wins his cog. bat so dent* foe the
rof disguise; this wee bawled to him in his Slab!.
wlrl be bray& spat the City Police Court this moralair.
The homers of the_ geathatea attacked by the thar were
may much torn. The met
whet held the dog node his
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