The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

company.
The motion wee seconded end carried uneuhnonely.

ORIMNATION.—At a general ordination, holden in
the cathedral church of Norwich, en Sunday hat, the fol-
lowing persona were admitted into the holy orders of deacons
and priestar—Descons : John Fletcher Burrell, associate,
King's College, Landon; Edmund Thomas Butler, BA ,
Denville and Caine College, Cambridge; WilliamAnbry
Cutting, 8.A., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; Francis
Eaton, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge ; George Floyd,
8.A., Claus College, Cambridge ; Francis Gurney Girdle-
stone, 8.A.. Jesus College Cambridge, John oat, M.A.,
BrasenoaeCollege. Own; Edward Augustus Hillysrd, 8.A.,
Genville and Come College, Cambridge; Robert Joeeph
Hodges, B.A. Magdalen Oxford; William Poole
Leech, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin; Frederick Greene
Littlecott, St. Advir's Theological College; Hubert Mayo,
A. 8., Christ Church, Oxon; Philip Henry Phelp, St.
John's College, Cambridge; Horatio Lovell Todd, 8.A.,
Pembroke Col Oxford; Henry George John Veitch,
8.A., Balliol Colleger, Oxford; John Ayton Whitaker, 8.A.,
St. John's Baptist College, Oxford; Henry Williaott, 8.A.,
Pembroke Colse, Oxford. Priests : Richard Askew, M.A.,
Durham University ; John Harbord, M.A., blagdslen Col-
lege, Cambridge; John MI:1111, St Bees College, Cumber-
land; Robert Manning Marshall, 8.A., Exeter College, Ox-
ford; Frederic Schiller May, ILA., Caine College, Cam-
bridge ; Henry Shaw Millard, B.A. St. John's College,
CamMdge • Anthony South Morse, 'B.A., Corpus Christi
College, Ca'mbrielge ' • Arthur James Skrimshire, M.D., St.
Boss College, Curolaisland ; Frederick Watson, 8.A., Cabs
College, Cambridge.
ROYAL KENT DISPENSARY.—Yeaterday a grand
Me in aid of the funds of this charity took place in the pit.-
renegue park and grounds of Sir Thomas Mary= Wilson,
Bart., Charlton. At 12 o'clock the large number of private
carriages which bed arrived showed that the Me was well
patronised by the noble and wealthy ; and during the day
many thousands of visitors arrived by railway from London,
Dsrtferd, Oraveeend, Itocheater' and other places. The bands
of the Royal Artillery, Royal Marine., Royal Engineers,
and the West Kent Militia were in attendance, and the en-
tertainments provided were verbal and well arranged. These
consisted of a grand flower show, farts by French acrobats,
classic groupings, &c. A strong ballet company from Her
Majesty's Theatre and the Royal Italian Opera House per-
formed two divertissements on an extensive stage erected for
the occasion. At half past tire o'clock Mr. Henry Colwell,
accompanied by three gentlemen. ascended in his .elebrattal
balloon m a highly successful manner. It is expected that
the fete will prove very advantageous to the funds of the
charity.
OUT-DOOR PREACUING.—On Wednesday the
Rev. John Hashes, incumbent of Congleton, preached in
the market-place, by announcement, to a large nentrrgktinn
almost exclusively of working men. Considerably more tharl
• thousand Wert present; the moat serious attention and
reverent behaviour were maintained to the close. Several
working men were in tears when the touching ya~rtts in the
parable of the "Prodigal Son" were brought before them.
Tba Hundredth Psalm was sung at the commencement, and
at the dome Bishop Ken's Evening Hymn; atter which the
bseediatka wee pronounted.—Msardiaa.