The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-29 00:00:00

TuE Naw Loin CarozorroN.—Sir John Yarde
Bulky, Bart.. of Lures, Devosettiro, whose alevation to the
pr aa Lord Chevron, of Churston Ferrero, we mea-
tloned our columiar sueay, la the eldest eon of the se-
cond barest by the ter of John Holliday, Esq., of
Dithroe Hall, St . He was born In 1799, and
educated at Oriel College, Oxford. where he graduated B.A.
r • second drain cheeks in 1819, and proceeded to M.A.%
1822. He is an active magistrate and drputplientenont for
Devanshire end a special deputy-wsrden of the Stamories.
He has Mir lieutenant of the South Devon Militia Moe
1846. Hs rammed the Southern Division of the county
agora Hr. %Reel (son-in-law of Earl Orr) without sw-
am, st the first rural election after the passing of the
141AIIM MIL In December, 1834, however, he was returned
fY tas the colleague of Lord John Rowell, who
lila seat to the following April on accepting oMos. From
that time down to the reseal Sir John Yanisi Buller baa
seedsnad to represent South Devon in th• conservative
Want Lori Cho:otos Is one of the wealthiest mu-
mem and largest landoram in Ors West of Eng-
riel, sod is deservedly popular smug his teaantry
sad go Ws astir. county. Lord Thurston married in
Elizatath, daughter of Th.tur Wilson Pour, Esq.,
of Bank Hell, lAncialtire. by whom (who died in 1861) his
hardship bat bum an only daughter and awn John, born in
1/23, now captain in the South Devon Militia, who Is ma,
rind to a daughter of E. S. Chandos Pole, Er., of Radbourne
Hill Derbythire.

ROYAL ODLLEOS OP SC nOLOSS.—The following
baring undergone the notessery examinations fur
rieffir toms, were whotted members of the college, at •
geseting of the Court of Reunions, on the 23rd inst., Ws..
Nees. Henry Frances Bare, Trelawney, Jamaica ; John
Goodall, Market Drayton; John Starling, Bishop Eitortford;
William Howells Rix TunbridgeWells ; George Bestows
Old. atreet-road ; Henry Hayward, Army ; Walter
DaoW Clow, Ramsey, Isle of elan; Richard Led wicb,
Dalin; Francia Mason, Bedfwd-plea ; John &nil &within
Willere, Birmingham; Joseph Brownridges Hull ; William
Re. Avian, Birmingham, Also, on the 26th Met., We.
Mews. William Curtis, jun., Alton, Hanle; Joseph Cownley
Bramwell, Burnley, Lancashire; Thomas Webster, Reiland,
DEW; Elbert Joseph M'Andrew, County Mayo; Matthew
EssieLy Hill, Stapleton, Bristol ; Alicius John Griffith,
Dalin ; Edward Begley Byes, Grove-hall. Bow; Thoma•
Clambers, Lingwell, Yerkshim; Carl Wilhelm Thelma,
Wowed, Cape of Good Hope. The following members
of the college, having undergone the necessary exami-
nations, were admitted licentiate* in midwifery, at •
meeting of the board, on the 21st inst., namely:—Mare,
Walter Morgan, Bridgend ; Hugh Griffith, Vern, near
Pwlllseli; Wiliam LO!Tiaa, Guildford, Surrey; Richard Gm.
Chub Spence, Orley ; Edward Beverley Bugg, Louth, Lin-
esimiire; Arthur Ilwjernin Ewen, Long Sutton; John
Dow, Keith, Banffshire; Alfred Fleiachersann, Leeds;
Gasp Bentley, Halstead, Ewer ; Arnaud Jean Jacques
Diemen Simons, Cops of Good Hops; Alexander Richard
Gaols, Birdwell James Molineaux, Manchester.
ASYLUM 701 FEMALE Oni'llatte.—Yeeterday, a
As, th emenemenention of the centenary of the existence of
iestleatteme leek place in the grounds of the establish-
ment In lieWeeinineter-reed, when the prizes were delivered
to eseurnier tin acaolarr, and • hewer fir the sale of fancy
nod ease neelliewerb, executed by the pupils, wee also held.
The his lira delsysd is consequence of the unfavourable
weather which prevailed on the previous occasion. Yester-
day ebrge number of visitors attended. The prl zee, consiating
el eigeatly bound books, selected by the chaplain, the Iter.W.
Curling, were delivered by hio, with suitable remark., ent;in
the large marquee erected by B. Etlaiorton, of Duke-street,
e. The rev. chaplain observed, that although
thel4l4=limplayed numerous speciosa' of fancy work
2 tharls.x.,ttri were neverthelessneverthel well instructed in
. The amoeba wee to have bees
hemmed by the presence of H.E.H. the Duke of Cambridge,
!son whom, however, • Wow was received and read, expres-
sive slavery desire ter the success of the institution, and at
the seise time regretting bin inability to be preemie. The
paw sale of the fancy and other needlework, to., pro-
ipotesi wry favourably.
TIM Now CAMPAIGN AGAII(NT CRIINCII-RATCB.—
Thal the House of Lords bee not crushed the hops of the
einneirrate abolideulate will, we expert, b3c,tase very evident
mien the new mammy shoed to be adopted by the 'donee-
• iseme into active These bare been fully dle-
t:llmnd at two recent • of the Executive of the laws-
=whose imm late cows of action le now, we
dednitely derided on. We are heioned that
Wide, theism, of several thousands of treats and handbill.,
=it 0/ the points discussed in the late debater, it is in-
le lake egetematic steps for carrying the opposition
bap saw 'Ma e% OKI to urge all the local committees of the
sesielg sell Me eerresponaante—of whom it has many hum-
over the Coarsen—to undertake tie re-
=ll=ressewriag that there shall not be an unoppwod
isle be say parish ha • given district. Machinery will also
be pet la notion toe cabals, hibefeation of all metes*
sppierweses Wore inspistrabe, distraint., and Improper sz-
Ese well se of parishes la which ratite have been
with and vehtenryises edepteL It is &Mar in-
at Isis is the earsam the council shell meet in
Lewis le otasithe nee animal proposals which will be
eleraltbd es them, sod, mew purtisubrly, to discuss the
yespelslyd llSlMllleiss • owe advanced paliamentary
wwwwwort. _

--1011 DOW CIEWSLAL 011011111711 COMPACT.—TraIO
tiedeb kr the wink fading July 24, 12,864 k 164 194