The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-16 00:00:00

RING'S COLLEGI

Yesterday a public meeting
end permanent endowment fund .
place in the large hall of the reline
Archbishop of CLRTSRBURT in -
his Royal Highness the Duke of
held, Bishop of Oxford, Bebop
chanter, Marquis of Cnolmandeley,
Ashley, B B. CabbeU, Hem.,
M. N. Anderson, Ms* Hiwarree.
the Bee. Dr. Jell, principal of Ki'
The right fel/erred chairman, h,
said he had great pleasure in attendi.
ject of which was to promote the facers
and useful iastitaties. The exerting
their first duties, hut still it was
cutters, some of which cosseted in&
of bestowing their Rifts upon reruns.
it ; but in a can like the present no'
ann. The object of the meeting
lergement and permanent endows
Hospital. He behind that toe
that hospital had been condi
highly privsed, and, in his
requirements demanded a I
they were bound to do all in .
The requirements of the neighbour'
institution was much wanted, and
would he best explained by the report
reed to them, he did not conk it
to that which he had already said.
Dr. BILE,. the Principal of the ,
report,
The Bishop of OXFORD proposed
" Treat considering Kiwi's College P
institution, the present building,
ciently commodious in 1840, whey
was only 4,1134, is become wnoll:
erption of is itinitts and oat pats.
gate tiumbiT amounts to 22,3.7."
which had been read to the meeting
in recommending this institution to
edited that the course panelist by
pital was is due order, and wr
adopted to carry out the tbj-cts .
had begun by showing the neciasil
inatitwien, and had afterwards a
vic public t! e means of enable-I
doubt that a hospital war of all
was the hest I.kily to be abuna
limb or run the riot ofgettirg a
the sake of becoming en Maude

The Earl of HARROW BY eecom
serving that nothing tendoi so muci
of the medtc.l man es the want of
patients, or a proper supply of pure
prone.. alter the performance of e-
isms quite clear that these our As!
20,000 patients were steessarny
was originally calculated to go.
only.
The motion having been acanimoat
Lord ASHLEY proposed the if
viewed in its relation to the Clot
medical department of .ILintee Ce
hospital, with respect to its ox a.
unaatis'actory. That a l.rge trod,
ready dispersed over the kingdom
evidence to the good effects of
prefea.ional, which they have 1.
that there is an increasing oumbet
the reputation of the college, who
an improved course of discipline, ►
to maintain, but even to raise, the ,
ti m ; that clinical instruction forms
urofes•ional teachicg, inasmuch
hospital are, in tai:t, so m.ny adi
tanned to the college, but that the
a; this time to 169 medical atm'
which wee not more than lUttiCif
students were in attendance." 1,
the noble lord expressed his 'ppm
),oing on under the auspices of t'
gious with s euler and scientific
tremely happy to have the opporti
met ting the (N.M. of which was t
sting a building and permanent

Tie Rev. R.-BURbESS mormaded
that it the accommodation at present
were not increased, they would be
to • large number of applicants.
The resolution was carri.d unanimous
The Bishop of LICHFIELD -
tion; That keeping in view the
hospital was instituted, this manias
ev. ry exertion to raise the necessary
endowing a new hospital." He wa'
tion had been pieced in his hands
position with referee:co to this
honour of belonging to the count
formerly held the high office which
pied by Dr. Jet'. His happiest day
section with the college, aad se
no deputment of it which had
goad than the medical department.
been called to the fact that
relieved by the bopital, no
been admitted without any letter
The amount required to build the
sum which could not be consicered •
to raise in this erect and wealthy r
Major EDWARDEi (who
cheers) seconded the resolution, oh
ego he attended, as a pupil of this •
turn of Dr. Linsdale (the Bishop
could not then anticipate the changes
produced. It did not at that period
of imagination to suppose that so
enactor of youth would shortly be
now es worthily filled ; but he
that he should, after the lapse of
following the lead of the linthi
interesting occasion. (Cheers.)
who had preceded him (Major Edi
and BO fully pointed out the nature
ing, that little remtined for him to
of excellence in the medical school
the perfect ci.cipline to which the
As a military man, he could
atria of things. Such • distil
fulltst trent could not be otl
and it appeared to him to off.,
they should all exert themselver
ing and endowment of this Impel
permission of the right rev. pedal
few observations to the medical pi
congratulate them on the adveriti„
would at the same time remind
professore might originate a system
them to carry that system properly
had anon experience of the worth
amore them that nothing would ten,
advancement in life as self discipline
to those duties 'which served to
over matter. (Cheers.)
The resolution having been agreed
The Duke of CAMBRIDGE prey
theiright Bev. chef:mast stating this
the principle of combining religious
science of medicine. He believed that
which unfortunately afflicted many
arisen from the absence of a proper
was h ippy to find that a strict steel
sidered in this country a ataamery
youth.
The iderquis of CHOLMONDIh-
Hoe, which was carried with aeclamaf
The Right Rev. PRELATE harp'
meeting separated.
THE DIEN.
Is the evening the 11th anniversary
tuition took place in the New Hell, I/
of which had been uanted for the
Daft? Enweithae,C.B., in the chair,
Harrowhy, Eerl Howe, Lord Feet
the Hoe. E H. Stanley, M.P., Sir
B. Bond Cabbell, M.P , Mr. Ale:lamas
T. Bramston, M.P . Mr. C. Newdegate,
feet, P Sir H. Fowlis, Bart , Calooel
Robinson, Mr. T. G. 13...mbrooke, -
Moore, the Rev. Dr. Jell, the Rev.
Anderson, &c. The company 'tumble..
gentlemen, and the oecasioa presented
usual features of interest. The vc-
liently iilemioated, and the
of • moat imposing description.
were obliged to dine in the
appearance served to increase the ge
The barquet was supplied by the
Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-street, as
numbs of persons prtvided for, the
every if speet of a most satisfactory
The CHAIRMAN, in rising to
Majesty, was received with eight, _
creed that a peculiar interest attached
prevent occasion, inasmuch as it was t
birthday of her Majesty. The toast
to with the usual enthusiasm, the e'
posed of, and
The CHAIRMAN next gave
Soar, he said, was especially deserving t.
evening, as the church had been tr,6 found.
leee—keystone of its every arch.
responded to.
The CHAIRMAN proposed "
success to the building and endowment
to its annual inconse." The object wh
day do place apes the basil of loyalty,