The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-15 00:00:00

THE CIVIL LIST PENSIONS.

The following is a correct list of the pensions
granted by her Majesty on the civil list for the year corn
mincing let of June, 1860, and ending Ist June, 1861 :
501. per annum on Miss Barbara Bell, in consideration of
the eminence of her late father, professor of law in the
University of Edinburgh, as a jurist, and of her straitened
circumstances. 751. per annum on Mr. John Burnett, on
amount of the services rendered by him to art as a line
engraver and author, and his silvaeced age. 501. on Mn.
Barber, in consideration of the zeal and intelligence evinced
by her husband, the late Mr. Lewis Barber, as vice-consul
at Naples, especially in obtaining the liberation of two
British subjects made primmer* on board the CscliarL
251. (additional) on Mr. S. H. Boulbury, in consideration of
his literary merit. 1001. oo Lady H. Brenton, widow of the
late Admiral Sir Jableel Hradec, in consideration of the
late Sir J. Brenton's meritorious and gallant services in her
Majesty's navy. 50/. on Mr. J. Close, on account of hie
literary merit and the distressed circumstances in which he
is placed. 501. on Mr. Curtis, F. LS., in consideration of
his scientific attainments and the merit of his works upon
entemolop, kc., and of the injury to his sight from his
literary libuun. 751. on Mr. Dudley Costello, in menden.
Man of the many years devoted by him to literary pursuits.
751. on Mr. J. Donaldson, in acknowledgment of the see.
vices rendered by him to the cause of scientific agriculture.
751. on Miss Julia Hunt, in consideration of the valuable
contributions of her father, the late Mr. Leigh Hunt, to
English literature. 251. (additional) to Mrs. Mary Haydn,
in consideration of the merit of her late husband, lit.
Joseph Haydn, author of the "Dictionary of Dates, the
"Book of Dignities," and other literary works. 501. on Mire
Jerrold, in consideration of the literary merit of her father,
the late Mr. Douglas Jerrold. 1001. on Miss Harriet HIM.
beth Fourdrinier and Mary Ann Sarah Fourdrinier on
account of the valuable inventions of the late Mr. len-
drinier, their father, In aid of the manufacture of paper,
and the destitute circumstances in which they are placed.
100/. on Mies Elia Murphy awl Miss Charlotte Murphy, •
as an acknowledgment of the eminent literary merits of
their sister, the late Mrs. Jamesoc, and on account of their
straitened circumstances. 501. on Mrs. Ann Manse, oe
account of her long and successful services in the work of
education. 1001. to Miss Kate Southey, on account of the
important services rendered by her father, the late Hebert
Southey, to Eagliah literature. M. In Miss Julia Tilt, in
consideration of her literary. merit. 501. on Mrs. Henfrey.
on account of her husband a (the late Professor Het:fres)
contributions to anatomical and physiologied botany. 701•
on the Rev. W. Barnes, on account of his eminence as a
linguist and author, and his advanced age.

Worruncsnis Hosr/TAL —Yesterday morning the
Very Rev. Dr. IL C. Trench, Dom of Westminster,
F_atclied on behalf of this institution, in the Chapel Bora,
Whitehall. It appeared from the appeal which was mad*
to the liberality of the congregation, that the hospits4
which was established in 1719, and rebuilt in 1934, contents
18 wards, with room for 200 beds, but only 16 of them
wards, containing 173 beds, have been used. 111 the rtr
1060, 1,440 inpatients and 16,060 outpatients were admit•
tad, and out of that number 920 accidents and urgent aim
Were received as inpatients, nod 11,162 ea outpatients.
without letters of recommendation, and with no other
claims than their sufferings. The average expenditure of
the hospital is about 5,60 W. a year. The permanent annual
income, arising from dividends of money invested and sub'
scriptiona, scarcely exceeds one-third of the expeuditm e. le
that in each year the governors incur the responsibility ot
such expenditnre, in the hope that It will be made goal by
donations and legacien. To open the two vacant wards for
the reception of patients would require an additional income
of 4001. Towards the accomplishment of thin important
object a liberal collection was made after the Dean's Ter/
warmest sermon.
ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, NEW CROW —Cartain
Frederick, one of the Lords of the Admiralty, has placid et
the disposal of thecouncil of this school a naval atae'3lp
for competition omega the moss of naval and marls
odious, a course which has bees pursued on former owasues.
by Sir Alexander Milne. Mr. T. G. Baring, N.Y.. and
ord
Liareoce Paget, who, in a like manner, bestowed their 'reit°
for Om polo( the service. This 10 admit =mid MUMS ilicletallipa annually placed at the der
semi of the soma by the lords Commasioners of Obi
Adman/V.