The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-03 00:00:00

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Barometer conected and reduced to 82 deg. at eta
ktters r (rising), f (Ming), • (steady), indicate directi,
of the mercury within lad It houra Thermometer
shade. k..treme tore, with its direction :1= Ii
Z.—calm. Weather: b.—blue sty; c.
t.—fog; h.—mil; ; (WY);
(don) ; r.—ram; e.—ow ; J.—thunder. Rain-fall,
(melted), during lad 24 hours. Sea disturbance.

level. The
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O.—overcoat
mow or bad

Since yestenlay morning barometrical pressure has deeremed a
little. principally in the south east ; but this morning It is again
in Lomita. The region of low premaire as still over
Rance. has darlateled at our neathern Rations,
18 degrees at Leith ; beat at Toulon it ham rims 8 d ; ease-
s:ben: there is very little change. Winds are y moderate
limn the uorthnard, with a westerly tendency on our northwest
coasts. The slather is thiudy, with tuist and fog in pleas. A
little rain law fallen at some stations.

It is not often that a finer day than yesterday
alines upon the annual festival which brings together old
and young " Harrovian" at

The sehoollxty spot
They ne' et forget, though there they sre forgot.

A bright inn and a pleasant breeze conspired to make
" Speech Day" this year more than ordinarily agreeable,
and to collect a very fair average attendance of visitors
to Harrow-on-the-Hill, although the attractions of
royalty were wanting, which have added so much grace
to former anniversaries. Those who came in for the
greatest amount of these honours were Lord Lyttel-
ton, Mr. Bereaford Hope, Lord Fortescue, Sir Bartle
Frere, Sir Charles Lyell, Mr. H. W. Longfellow, and Mr.
Matthew Arnold.

On Saturday last the Rev. Christopher Knipe,
clerk, was instituted to the vicarage of St. Clement's
Terrington, in Norfolk, on the presentation of her most
gracious Majeity Queen Victoria. On the same day the
Rev. Walter Marsham Hoare, clerk, MA., was instituted
to the :actin' of Colkirk, with the rectory of Stibbard
annexed, in Norfolk. on the presentation of Henry lean,
of Stapleburst, in Kent, Eno. On the same day the Rev.
Robert Alfred John Suckling, clerk, was instituted to the
rectory of Barnham, in Suffolk, on the presentation of Mrs.
Anna Maria Suckling, of Brownnhill House, Benanav, in
Gleneeitershire. On the same day the Rev. Richard Hudson
Gibeon, clerk, RA.., was instituted to the rectory of
Lolling], in Suffolk, on the presentation of the Rev. Charles
Dowson, clerk.
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The following arc
the princhera appointed by the Bishop of London to
preach in the Cathedral on Sunday mornings in the month
of July, 1868:—Sunday, July 6, the Rev. R. C. Pack-
man, 8.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge, rector of
Langdon Huts Eascx • Sunday, July 12, the Rev.
Edward Hayes Plumptre, M.A., of University College,
Oxford, Professor of Theology in King's College, London •
Sunday, July 19, the Rev. Frederick G. Illonifteld
M.A., of Balliol College, Oxford, rector of St. Andrew
Undernhaft ; Sunday, July 26, the Rev. Thomas
Grainger Hall, M.A., of Magdalen College, Cambridge,
Pmfeanor of Mathematics in king's College, London.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUIMEONS.—The annual
election of Fellows into the council of this institution
took place yesterday, and it is stated that at no time since
the Fellows have had the privilege conferred on them by
royal charter of electing from their own body to the vacant
chairs has there been so much excitement as on the p-esent
OCCW•i011, owing to the great number of candidates and
their high social positiem. There were four viteancies,
occasioned by the decease of Sir William Lawrence, Bart,
the resignation of Mr. Hodgson, and the retirement in
the pm-oil stl order of Professor Partridge and Sir Wil-
liam Fel-pima, Bart ; these two gentlemen, however,
offered themselves for re-election. The other cand..lates
were Mr. FJI4MUIf Wilson, F.H.8., Mr. John (lay, surgeon
to the Great Northern Huspital, Mr. G. L Cooper, Mr. C.
Brooke, F.H.S., surgeon to the Westminster Hospital ; Mr.
J. Simon, R.lt.S., of the Privy Council-offloe; Professor
Humpbry, F.H.8., of Cambridge, and Mr. Luther Holden,
surgeon to St. Bartholomew's liespitaL The election,
which was by ballot. commenced at 2 o'clock, and was not
brought to a close until 6 o'clock, when the President,
Mr. Hilton, declared that the choice of the Fellows bad
fallen cn Sir William Fergusson, Bart., Mr. Simon, Pro-
fessor liumphry, and Mr. Holden. The numbers polled
by each candidate were as follows :—Fergusios, 206 ;
Sanan, 167; Humphry, 148; Holden, 136; Clatrolot!
I% ikon, 108 ; PartrWge, 103: Cooper, 68 • and
32. In the evening the Fellows dined together at the
Albion Tavern ; Professor Partridge in the chair.

A weekly half-holiday on Thursdays ham been
initiated this week at Clolckes/ter as the result of • public
meeting at the Town-hall, the Marertidateeed the
object advocated by Mr. Walker, of London
Early Closing Association and by local gentlemen. In
the provincial towns generally a half-holida in the
middle of the week is now being adopted, y
bring market-day.

tast evening a public meeting was held under
the presidency of Pia/moor Lucent Lievv, at the rooms of
the Society of Arts, to urge upon the government the
necesaity for improving the position of the Public Mumma
of Inventions, and the Free Scientific Library connected
with the Patent-aloe.

PORTRAIT oF• THFADORE.--The only authentic
portrait of King Theodore, taken at Magdaln a quarter of
an hour atter death, by Mr. R. R. Holmes, has bear pho-
tographed exclusively by the London Stereoscopic and
Photographic Company, and is now published.
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