The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-27 00:00:00

ORPIUN WORKING SCHOOL.

The one hundred and third annual meeting of
this charity took place yesterday, at the Loudon Tavern,
Bishopegate-street. Mr. T M. COOMBM, the treasurer. pre-
sided.- The report of the committee stated, " that after a
11118/106 which had mimed much anxiety as to the health of
the children, the establishment was now in • satisfactory
state, sad the children were well. The number of children
in the school on theist of January, 1860, was 257. Admitted
during the year, by presentation, 2 ; by purchase, 4 ; by
election, 50 ; total, 56. Left during the year, 46 ; died, 2at
the school, lid 1 at home during the holidays ; total, 49.
In the school, January lot, 1861, 264, ma., 181 boys and 83
girls, making • total of 1,970 who had received the benefits
of the institution since it was established in 1758. Wily
would be admitted during the present year; 30 at each
election. In respect to amines, during the last year the
ordinary expenses had been greater than the ordinary re-
ceipts by 4191. 10s. 10d. Besides this, there were also other
same eseemarily expended for new fittings and furniture
required in the new portions of the building, amounting to
7571.7165 d. Beyond that, during the present year, the original
building would require some repairs, the expenses of which
would have to be provided for." Certain alterations were
made in the miles by which the elections will take place in
April and October instead of April sod November. The
preeident, vieepreadenta, committees, and officer", were
chosen, and a special vote of thanks won presented to Mr. J.
Soul, who has been for 21 years the efficient secretary of the
charity, which was ordered to be advertised in the usual
papers. It was stated by members of the committee that
great deal of the successsuccessof the charity WWI owing to his
meat exertions. The election was then proceeded with,
which malted is the selection of 30 out of a Itst of lat can-
didates. At the next election in October 30 children will
be again admitted.

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Tan ROYAL bIINT.—We uuderstaud that the
vet to her Testy' Mint has
become vacant by the supe
and it may be permitted us to hope that proper care cod
al" of resident
engraver
rannuation of Mr. James Wyo..
diacriminatioe will be websed by the government in re-
filling it. The post is nourable and onerous one, and
require. all the talent of a erst.rate artu.t. Tho eatery has
not hitherto been large, but so doubt there are masy who
''ire Chettu honour of engraving dies for the British
coinage.— Service Gazette.
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