The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-25 00:00:00

TOIL SOTS.

An offer has been made by a clergyman toadopt an orphan
not above two or three years of age, who hes no relatives
willing and able to undertake the charge of him.
Two other clergymen have offered gratuitous board and
education, one to the orphan son of a chaplain, the oil= to
the son of an officer. _ .

A gentleman, on behalf of a " brotherhood," ban, la the
tame minim, volunteered to take entire charge of s boy, sad
to place him out in life in that capacity for Adak las shown
most fitness. . _ .

Two gentlemen, conducting a celebrated school at Wimbler
don, have offvred to board and educate for the Indian army,
free of expanse, two boys not under twelve years of age.
Three nominations, as commoners at Winchester Cane,
have been placed at the disposal of the oommittim, two of
which have been filled np.

A lady offers to take entire chirp of one or two orphans or
destitute children of officers, chsplains, ornalsaionaries.

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Another clergyman wishes to receive into his family and
to educate a boy, on payment alone of his actual expenses.
Ten nominations have been offered fur for Lansdowne Pro.
prictary College at Bath, and one for Marlborough College,
and one for edueatkm at Liverpool.
Board and education, on terms which are left to the com-
mittee, ars offered for four or more boys, and twenty
nominations to the British Orphan Asylum at Clapham-
lige, on payment of a premium for oath, besides one or two
junior ilea:Alps ; six free admiring to the Royal Asylum,
St. Ann's Society, are also at the disposal of the committee;
the whole of the above, comprising board and education, or
education only, for ilfty.flve boys.
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A clergyman and tote wife, two !dies and a gentleman,
have made offers of adoption of four foolafe cbiklmn. One
lady wishes to take entire charge of an orphan girl, and to
educate her usefully, and to emus for her a pr 01.44,104 for life.
Two indite offer gratuitous board and education to three or
more children of officer', chaplains, or missionaries; and one
lady to a girl, of from three to tire years of age, for three years
only; • lady and • clergyman offer to take entire charge, at
• trifling cost, of two orphan girls.
Tea nominations to the Royal British Female Orphin
Asylum, at Davenport, me at the disposal of the committee,
ten more for the British Orphan Mylum at Clapham-rise, on
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payment of a premium of 751. or SiN., and for the Soldier.'
Daughters Homo at Hampstead, twenty-fire nominations.
These offers would attypert altogether seventy •ttree girls. In-
cluding, therefore. both sexes, the immediate wants of 12S
orphans can thus be relieved.

THE"REMONSTRANCE" OF VIE ORANGE BODY
lx Inn's D.—This document, which is intended to wit the
opinions of all dames of protestant', has received the follow-
ing Wgnatutes r—The Duke of Manchester, the Marquis of
Downshlre, the Earl" of Roden, Shy°, Erne, Leamboresgh,
Clanearty, Bandon, Enniskillen, Belmore, sad Oeurtowa ;
Viscounts Csallemaine, Dungiosonn, and Bangor ; Lords
Mammy end Crofton. The following members of tbs
HMIs of Commons, amongst others, have oleo aged
the circular; --Joseyh Napilw, George A. Hamilton, James
Whiteside, John once, Edward Gropes, Matthew Porde,
Lord Edwin HUI, Hugh WC. Cahn, Rickard Davison, Sir
William Verner, Hon. Hsery Cole, Hugh L Montgomery,
Mervyn Archdall, Sir G. Forster, M. Close, Sir E. Gore
Boo* Coked Taylor.