The Express.
London, England, 1868-02-01 00:00:00

A SPANISH LEGION FOR 'THE POPE.

We read in a letter from Rome, dated the 26th,
and published in the Nosione:
It seems that a legion is being farmed in Spain entirely
composed of Spanish caballeros, as the Sonars corps la
entirely composed of counts, marquises, and dukes of
France and Belgium, who arrive here filthy, ragged,
famished, and offensive to the last degree. With regard to
this Spanish legion I ought to mention to you a rumour
which prevails in certain governmental Males, and which,
If true, might interest not a little the King's government.
It is said then that Isabella 11. has declared her intention
to organise this legion in the same manner as the French
government organised its Antibes legion, forming it, that
is to say, entirely of regular Spanish soldiers, whose
term of military service under the Pontifical banner
will be reckoned as though passed under the standard of
her catholic majesty. There will, moreover, be in the
Spanish legion a regulation which, if I mistake not, was
not in that of Antibes, viz., that all the grades and pro-
motions obtained under the Papal government will be
recognised and confirmed by the Spanish government
when the legionaries return to the army of Spain after
completing their Pontifical engagement. If the fervid
catholic induce Queen Isabella to go this length, I am
persuaded that her legion and the ship which trans-
ports it will meet with some ugly mishap in the stretch
of sea that extends between Barcelona sad °iris&
Versals.
The same correspondent says that, although it
is now carnival time, Rome is like a tomb ; the
theatres are deserted, and there are scarcely any
roreignera in the city.

BISHOP OF LONDON'S FUND.

A district public meeting in aid of the fund
being raised under the auspices of the Bishop of London
for providing means for meeting the spiritual destitution
which exists in the metropolis, more especially in some of
the poured and moat thickly populated parishes, was
holdbastevening in the National Sehoobrooing of St. Paul's
Hammersmith. The Bishop. who presided, explained
that the principle upon which the promoters of the fend
prooeeded was not to build churches to remain without
congregations, but to gather the people together first,
and having farmed the ' congregation then to erect the
church. In the one mile by half a mile which
comprised the whole of ancient Loudon there were
103 parishes, and as after the Great Fire all were not re.
built, probably there were about half as many parish
churches, which, except in rare instances, were without
congregations. But it was no answer to the proposal for
building new churches that there we London so many
old churches unoccupied, because those who lived in the
densely populated districts could not avail themselves of
this accommodation. Where congregations could be for
tered, then• churches ought to be provided, and the object
of the society was to plant clergymen in the populous
places he alluded to,who, availing themselves of any tem-
porary building, school-room, or workshop, began as
rilissionaries to create the desire for a regular ministration '
of the services of God. He believed 70 of these missionary
stations had been established by the fend in question, and
in numerous instances they had resulted in the demand
for and the erection of permanent churches. This move.
meta by no means interfered with individual effort in the
erection of new churches, but rather aided in those dis-
tricts where private wealth failed to make the requisite
provision. In many instances private wealth had met the
want, and he mentioned the case of a very poor part of St.
Pancras, where a gentleman, unconnected with the parish,
Mr. Geor,;e Moore, of How.churchyard, was erecting a
church and schools at a cost to him of not less than
12,000 f. It was estimated that there were in this metro-
polis a million of people spiritually destitute, and it was
but an aggravation of the evil to my that these people did
not require the mesas of public wormbip,lfor it amounted to
this that of every three persons one met one was utterly
regardless of all religious observances. Five hundred
additional clergymen were needed to minister to the great
mass of the spiritually destitute, and that the fund bad 70
stations, each of which involving the labours of at least
two clergymen, showed that some progress had been made.
They had besides an organisation of lay assistants,
and there was good reason to hope that ultimately the
object in view would be achieved. The amount already
sahowthed to the fund from its commencement was
:k10,004., and it was a remarkable fact that in the last
year of financial depression the subscriptions reached
.0(10/. more than in the previous years. (Hear, hear.)
But they were still far short of the 1,000,0001. originally
coutemplateil, and be appealed to the inhabitants of
nimicersicith and the other metropolitan parishes to
assist in making up the deficiency. Resolutions approving
the movement were moved and spoken to by Mr. Comet,
vicar of Hammersmith, the Rev. W. Collett, the Rev. J.
Pilkingtou, and others, and a collection having been made
with the view of establishing • district aseoeiation in Aid of
the fund, the right rev. chairman dismissed the meeting
with the apostolic blessing.

Thanes in 21.
THE O.OIPOUND HOUSEHOLDERS IN Silt/MEDITeII.
-On Thursday afternoon two justices of the peace for
the county of ididilleaex aat at the new Vestry Hall, Old-
street•ioad, Slim effitch, for the purpose of hearing ..p•
peels against the pay meet of rates by weekly tenauts
under the Reform Act, and which rates have hitho rto
been compounded for and paid by the landlords. It was
calculated that about Oast persons w -re present, and
the utmost confusion prevailed, which ended ins riot, and
a suspension of the busman in consequence, and the polio:
were sent for to clear the place.
hl I DDLE-I'I.AsS E tie cart ott. -Th e adjourned
meeting for the purpose of considering the question of
University extension in connexion with feiddle•claes edu-
cative m. held in the Council-thamber, Seaford, on Thurs-
day evening. The Mayor again preside 1, and amongst
them present were Mr. C. Neate, M.P.. the Rev. 1). P.
Chase, the Rev. J. T. Melly, Mr. IL W Miele., Fellow of
Berton College ; Mr. C. Sankey. Queen'A Calkers ; Alder-
men Bushes and Thompson, and a huge bember of eiti-
zee.. The dimension was prolonged to a Lite hour, w I a
Mr. Nees moved the adjournment of the discussion till
that day week at the same hour, a propositiou AA liich was
carried new. con.
NATURAL lit•IENelS AT CAMIGGIun,,---We are ex-
tremely glad to find that the two leadier celleges in Cam-
bridge have determined to give sonic. ilefini.e encourage-
ment to natural science. Trinity Collece has already ap-
pointed a lecturer, and now offers one at least of its
valuable foundation scholarships, thus far placing natural
science on ap ir with the other studies of the university.
There is, perhaps, ne better thing in the wide world
that a young student can obtain thou • scholamhip
at Trinity. Ile gains • handsome pecuniary bonus,
and, what is fez more important, he gets a foot-
ing on the foundation of the noblest of educational
institutions, and gains &Amiga.)e to the largest select circle
of ripening scholars that iss anywhere to be tunas. We
trust the atudents of natural science will appear at the
examination In snob fore* that the authorities at the col-
Last night it meeting upon the Irish church lego may be eluoed to give more than .ine scholarship,
questioL was hell in the Concerthall, Storeatreet ; Mr. and tot releat the ofier in subserment 0" eh
At St.
Torrens, 51. P., presidine. Mr. Mason Jones delivered an WALEs.-Nowrit tam Sorral. John oege theirxhoehough kb, valuable, is more
eloquent oration open the subject, which excited great 1 ANGLESEV.-Henry Lambert, of Tan y Craig, Fag. open, iniusmuch as toy etudent whatever, coming, nay,
enthusiasm. Dr. Hogg then moved •a resolution adopting Beeeeeeuree,-John Sean Thomas, of Peoishoponfre (eon any of the school., and honing a knowlidge of oats-
.. 31. a petition to parliament. The resolution wog seconded by . Eol, ral science, more especially chemistry it seems, may pre-
Dr. Nolan, and after a challenge had been given to the Icaul1caul himself for the cionliation.- The seems
4 rate of CARDIGANsHIRE.-Alhau Thomas Davis',Days, of Tyglyn
meeting to hear the other side by • gentleman wbo pro- . A.., Eet, THE BitITI:41 AMSOVIATION. -The next meeting
raised to take the hell for the purpose, it was carried with ' CA nuAhrtt remmar..-Charles William Nevill, of Trestle, of the British Association for the Advauccuieut 0f Science
one or two hands held up against it A vote of thanks to
_,E. the chairman closed the proceeding& 1 Llanelly, Esq. moody. will commence at Norwich on Wedged'. v, Aug. pi. The
I Calinalvoanimo--110bert Bolton Perlis of Ten j Mr. Srioloes moved, " That in the opinion of this inaugural address will be deli7ereA by the pr. &Meet of the
a AN. 31, 3.nd p.w. LAT PHLACHERA IN TR& CHEERS OF ENGLAND. - . Graig, Esq. ineeting the appointment of dispeemrs to the workhouse year, Dr. Hooker, of Kew. The Duke of Ruccleuch,
inn. Berates closed The question war recently asked in this column (save the I 1
k, ear Robert Alfred Cunliffe, of Acton-
Coardion), when was the degree of D.D. lot conferred park, near Wrexham, Bart. ceedings, and deliver up
.the chair to Dr. Hooker. 'The
infirmaries would be true econom end that ).y the cea who was president last year at Dundee, will open the pro-
of diet and prescription cards (onwhich ell ueceseary far-
A yesterday. upon a layman! It is possible that the following passage FLINTSIIHIC.-Richard Pelham Warren, of Bore Owen, titulars of each case should be entered by the nee teal
load committee are proming forward their arrengetneeto,
from John Wesley's Sermon on the Ministiy, No. 13, , Essi.officer, to be come.
ARICA. may satisfy our inquirer that a century ego the Practice I GLAMoRGANSHIEL-Oeorge Thomas ('lark, of Talygarn. relief book by a clerk or a dispenser) the ends served by hod meetings.
I thence into the workhouse medical end the venom' eitb-couintittees (eight in all) have each
was not wholly obsolete :--" Likewise in our own church Esq. the present irksome and laborious system would be at- Ex ANI i serif-tee AT APOTHreARIE.4%HALI., -WO
ANTIC TPLIGRAPH.) perions may be allowel to preach--yea, may be doctors of Id EaIrefeTHAHIRL-Richard John Lloyd Price, of tapped, and the nielieal officer he thus enabled to devote du not know whether it will be satiefactory to Mr. Lowe
NEW YORK, JAX. IL divinity (as was Dr. Anew.' when I was a resident Mules. Eol• the whole of his time to his medical duties." and OA new education prophets to learn that thn British
,s :-Gold, 1401. Sterling exchange there), who are not ordained all
at _..., tn.% consequently, I Moe Pa illettrAtit r.E.e-Williare Fisher, of Maesfron, Esq. Dr. BELCHER secouded the motion, and Dr. Drlollidii youth evince a amwing repugnance to any nod :dl of the
have uo right at all to administer the 's Supper." PFAIUROIiEsIIIIIIL.-Geurge Richenis Graham Rees, of
110. 5-'2O United States Bonds, o•and others supported it ; after which it wae awne union- systems of education which benighted Engleed lova hitherto
a lIE REV. A. H. 3PIACHONOCIIIt-In Thurs- Penlleyn, Esq• measly, and the meeting concluded with • VOW ail thanks held to be essential to the character of gentlemen. Facts
4, ; ditto, 18.33, 10),f, ; 10-40 Bonds, 104 i ; day's Churchman we reed: -" In reference to what we Rem. devitiet-Walter Thomas Mynors Baskerrille, of to the readmit. _ wen, however, to prove it. For instnee, at the lest pre-
, 13:11 ; Eric, 74i. Cotton : Middling stated last week in regard to the St. Alban's &me, we are ClYr°, Eel' ..'". •••••'-----------="-_ liminary examlitstke at Apotheceries%ludi, out of 35 act-
-110,
on Mr. Inackonothie's behalf, that he has no in- .
inl, 19. Petroleum, standard white, 24l
e -s• cannon of resignieg his benefice and seceding from the ADMIRALTT, JAN. $l.-A PPOINTAIENTA.-Cap- ~
Titr. •DErrrotto FENIAN..-U the Greenwich a Luse ta tb t. The tact •
arithmetic, •an e nry am OMR le.S. ill . &dates 17, or cieolielf, were rejected in Latin. English,
.our, extra State, 10.60. Corn, old mixed, 1.35. Reformed Church of Regim), ; and we much regret that •
Min J. W. Wilton, to the Cumberland, additiotal, for men rime court. yesterday, Hahn". Lytteltou, engine
any aunouncement of that character, calculeted to dune via °
in tae Bristol ; Lieuteuant Oswald IL Nines, to the Florence Ila`Carthy, dock labourer ; and James Richard- . many more things are taught, but much fewer learned-
•fitter ; i Mther that lads are worse educated than formeil J_at
- - • - pain, should have been made in our columns, though it shoemaker, were brought up on remand before Mr. e
Belleropeon ; Paymaster Thos. S. Chanter, to the Prim Tr:, ~ . . . . ...putto. to which we cuutees we incline- ,or that the
Denise, J.tle. 31.-The Royal Mail Steam-packet reached us frau •a smuts which we deemed fully trust- "es Charl,t4te•t MI ,on • charge or Moths attempteu to administer, as
new system of universal exerumation wiecli tas amen roa-
Dentford a Fenian oath to James Benda% late a rinsper's ' • , ; t het the hortco gs of school-
• • Company's ship Oneida has arrived hers from the Brazile, worthy." ...
.„_ . ‘
_i_ • THE LIGEST Or THE LAW.-Yellterday was the . .
tan'Ci la I Ohio United States. The court eel' o• °°°•°-.7 ---°P out 'l . . •
—the digest wins tin eve ?4 , , mastery and pupus in • light for which pats rfamilias, who
i L. and will leave for Southampton at 2 p.m.
this
day, with TreTittaelAL TO WIN NET. DR. J ELT.- iellteramy last dsy for sending in preliminary papere to was crowded, and in the street outside • great many h. id has school bills with templet), regularity, was
College, St
1,50..0. in specie, 3,231 bags of coffee. S'2o rolls of tobacco. afternoon a meeting was held at King's MIW. coninessionere. The Law Ttnus say paper!
a very large
labourers were aullectol, anxious to gee the prisoner' - )tape
oat little prepared.-Medice/ Timm awl Ca-rifr.
• -- I and El') packages of 'entities. The Tasmanian, with the for the purpose of adopting measures for presenting a number of gentlemen have embarked in the competition, arrive from the county gaol, Maidstone. Mr. Wontner, 1
nne amongst whom are several of her Majesty's counsel. A , 1' • -Madame lorenteir -Sherring-
testimonial to the Rev. Dr Jelf, who Is about reti i structod by Mr. Greenwood, solicitor to the Trot. CRISTAL ALA. E.
I utward mails of the tith January, was at St. Vincent's on from the Primi lah'• • office which he haa held
pa tp, an considerable time must elapse before the commissionen rue'. -e red fthe Son • Mr. W. ton Mr. Nelson Valley, and Signor Full ere the artistes
the .ht .ire_ Zsr:spes or prance , Willis, ,
,tsl have been re- 1 the -.se during the long period of 24 yean. The Bishop of London make their selection, and • long time must then passe •y • as counsel for Ilinorthy • and Mr. announced for this afternoet's Saturday ooncert. , The
,-rrotessor. 1 lulu I THE APPROACHING NOMINATION OF CARDINALS. presided , end there were yment Sir Thomas wateoe, before the specimen digests thenuelves are cumpl tett, so ing. solicitor, „masted ittcherdees. rm., resume contains Spohr's Power of .sound ' Loot-
F. Ls ..ve., Dr. &lulu ' rch
Sir William Ferguson, the Rev. Henry White. her as le enable any opinion to be !wined reePeettug the ulti' IteVS. Messrs. Glenney and Fallen, RUnlall •
catholic !oven's "Leolaer• N 0.2 " overture, and a funeral ins
ock.
ke, an.a imp,stea I.y i-A letter dated Rome, the 2:ith ult., says :-" Nothing Majesty's chaplain of the Savoy, and censor of King's mate success of the scheme." the first time in icons t.
The
clergymen, of Deptford, were present during the
•proceed. by blenilelseohn, for _
until 7 , l
arcliyanl. In Imperial halt- 1 fresh has been announced respecting the dispeeitMns of ,
College • Professor Beasley, Professor Brewer, Prfessor BEQUESTS To CHARITABLE INATMTIONS, -A • poise. will be illuminated for promenade
, , the tondo, lls. Mr. Woutner said that unless the proceedings were
I the Pope with regard to the approaching nomination of Leathes, Professor Pluietre, Dr. Miller, the hey.e A. correspondent informs us that an old gentleman named interrupted by unn cressexamination he hoped THE Seats° CincEirs.-The judges on the Mid-
Al from INDIGESTION 1 earlinals. Several persons ordinarily well informed hare, D'Orsey, Professor Hall. the Dean el Westminster, mid Musgroee, of Bromley, near Leeds, has left a large rani of to maim some Progress wit tot ass h. .He bed • land Circuit (Mr. Justice Shee and Sir. Justice Montague
AMII4I use however, told me this morning that the consistory which other gentlemen. The larg• room was well tilled, prin. money to • gentleman, on condition that he adds the member el witnesses to call, whose evidence would mate- smith) yesterday fixed the following days for holding this
• CAMONIILIt TILLS. cipally with students, whogave &hearty succession of cheers name of Musgrove to his own, and that be pays to the natty strengthen the case against the prisoners, the charge circuit, viz. :-Warwick, Wedneeday, Feb. 2e ; Derby,
Faittles. U. ltd.. ta ta.l.. end Ile. was to have met on the ltith of next March is to be ad- for those they condescended to h fore t t tees of the Leeds Infirmary 10,e00/. ;to the Eye and
onour,moet amongs rus against whom was, in the first place—Mt. Maude : I Tuesday, March 3 ; Nottingham, Saturday, March 7 ; Lin-
---- - - -
R E STORED WITHOUT 'take place an the Oth of the saute month, adding to the White, Professors Pluadre Lod Brewer, and Dr. Miller. 10,000 e • and to the lirldford Infirmary, 10,000 L With Mr. Woutaer maid be meant to do it merely for the and Leeds, Saturday, Mush 31. The trial of the Fenian
sN' .--.% TREATISE on the .ody et' RE 4 'the the latter institution the testator endeavoured to drive •
expression of that desire the significant words-' If I ant A committee was appended to carry out the objects of • • dh. . guof
[.leap the Trtemeere• They would be hat charged oners confined in Warwick gaol cannot come on at the
am v•• of sight, Nerrtni.nels, ralpitatieu 101 - 1 _, . , ‘ t It indttiUd the Bishop of London (chairman) hard he aim Being above $0 team of age, an ring rt° under the :keel of Geo. IIL, cap. 104, which enacted prix
I:Ailey till the end of March, as a true bill must be
pint, I oam.inptiou au.l Lo•• of Melltor WithoUt still LIVII:ri, Too know that Pius IX. never speaks of his ~...,Teett 1,.......,... . rift ono, b -
and Professor Hall (nee-chair- use for , ~ e offend give 1• ' tered i led. • ted
' that any person who a. mums ,or•a . or ■um found at Warwick before their removal from that gaol.
';'lY,;.°U'l """4..,..kl'ul„chir; S', ;et B"-1,iir" I. r 1
pro. The words of the Pope have therefore produced a ''''' [loupe" 'l---
e.l .nr. ra.aaas Laayelk, W.l.l.lft,ikollic, .11tlk,11- mad, the Archbis op of Toro, chard Bshop of Winchester, tineary provided the trustees of the inetitution would pay ID administering any oath or engagement binding • person e.
c EARFUL DEATH OF Two BOWL-Yesterday
toato, w.c. I profound sensation bete. They are repeated, but in a low the Right Hen. W. It Gladstone. Lo Stanley, M.P.• the him 10 percent. for it during Ids life. The trustees very to commit any treason or murder, shall on conviction be • a shocking &occident happened at the Brighton
--- --- I tone, for people would not like that the Holy Father ebbenry White, chaplain of the Savoy, Dc. Adana
~ tbe wisely refuted, and perhaps were thought better of by the guilty of felony, and shall suffer death without benefit of ion Schools, Warren Farm, near Brighton.
shop of Dublin, Archdeacon Browne, Dr. Barry, milliontiaire for so doing, for he left the Bradford, ma the emir end the, en, "me teenigeorti oath anal be tee...
C. d-Nyr CH/tattier. or Aoltn't'Lititt: FON DEVON_ I should be informed of the comn.ents by which they arc for supply of the schools and of the new work-
Principal of Cheltenham College, Professor Tennant, Pro- other hospitals mentioned, to be benefited by his legatee• pora for life. His worship worse readily see that a Tbh
8 water
sign ntl built on the Race Hill, Is drawn from an
E. -Yesterday afternoon a county meeting of the 1 the most part accompanied. The health of the Pope, it fester Bentley, Protestor Lathes, Mr. Worms, Professor This in what people call charity.-M d
--e- a.'" Theta and strong overt act of felony would be committed by any 76ime reeewea,yeee 0, the dem., in the world, the
shaft
I et. occupiers and land owners of Devon took piece at may be added, is tolerably good ; be has only h.nu
---- 441017 Cheatham, tbe Rev. NV. Benham, the Rev. H. H. Clatter- Gazette. .. person administering the oath which Lytteltou re- of which is within the school buildings. A stestn-engine
I. e.,tie of Exeter "to consider the expediency of 1 iudispoeed within the last few days." buck, the Rev. G. F. Maclean, and other gentlemen. It THE CAB STRIKE IN LITERFOOL.-TO-daY the mated to O'Leery in this case, as its words were :- is wed to pomp the water into • ieeerveir, and there is
.I.'i 1.• C
. • aug cue County Chamber of Agriculture for n
...ARPINAL ANTONELLI AND WAIL-A letter from was 2100 determined that the subecription of each member cab proprietors in Liverpool strike against the bye-laws T. I forswear all allegimme towards the sovereign
I •,. i ensl.in.. with the county town, Exeter, as its centre, of suspended over the shaft of the well a '
runmokey" worked
of the college should not exceed two guineas, and that the which have been pawed by the corporation regarding the Great Britain, and Fromm to take up arms against the
..,, i local branches in the other chief market The Rome in tbe Cornejo/is/ante lealWane says:- Cardin b winch-tido monkey being used to let persons down
"--- al names of every subscriber, without mentioning the amount fares and lighting of the cars and cals. At a meeting British government in the 'cause of Ireland when called y a
well h any adjustment or repei f the pumps
.ti .e.; was largely and ineuentielly attended. Antouelli in his private conversations expresses firm belief of hfo oubocripdAß, should be sent to the rev. prineimil. held in Liverpool • large number of cab proprietors upon to do so." The prisoner'. would be further charged the
ary/17"in found neemeary. The engineer
I, Nl,,s DIIIISS3/3 li (NO COMPANY (LIMITED).- lin an approaching war. He says that the great works The Dean of Westudesternropmed • resolution providing attended, and it was urged that the prevent high rates for under the 37th Geo. lIL, c. Ird. which enacts that any rg
allowed the occasional assistance of two boys,
7:, repert of the directors to the thereholtiers' annual which the French are executing are by no means intended that the testimonial should consist of a piece of plate or • provender necessitated the rejection of the retes passed person wen administered, or sided in •aministering any i
sand yesterdsy morning, about 5 o'clock, these two,
the on Monday 'tete, that the financial critic, the • pop or main Arl I,
Ito shelter Rome from ••of G bald' but to portrait. He spoke of the ability he had found in the by the ear-committee of the corporation. After a very mutinous or seditious oath, or an oath of an illegal society,
taking with them two others, went into the engine
•. 1- liii•ihition, and other causes exercised 3 very de- candidates from King's College who had passed through animated discussion, it was proposed that all cabs should shall suffer any punishment not exceeding seven years' room. They must have previously ascertained that it had
!- •-log it. e uence upon the West-end trade dining the past . guarantee it against an attack of the regular Italian army. hie hands nu...me chaplain to the &Atop of Lon- be withdrawn at 12 o'clock last night which was passed; transportatiom betty, the prisoners were charged with not been locked overnight, as is customary. The four
Y• a.i et the business of the company hat steadily in- lln the war which is preparing, he recently said, the don, and expressed • hope that Dr. Jelf would enjoy his but &second propositiou, that no lights should be used, treason-felony. With reference to Richardson, he might uncovered the shaft of the well (which is usually guarded
i:• ,ed, .nd the audited accounts show a clear profit for i French army win fight alone against Italy, and se shell retirement as a Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. unless when asked for, was left for consideration. A say that the 37th Geo. IIL, msde it punishable for any bv a taupe and an iron grating), and having rigged the
t., ...,i• of rale PS. id. After deducting from this amount ;
; keep our troops to hold in respect the Roman populetion. TRU DIFFICULTIES OF EDUCATION.-A confer- motion to the effect that every proprietor woo withdrew one to be present at, or conneuting to the administration .r onkey " proceeded to let each other down the well in
z:. siec. of 1 Is/. lon. ed., the balance to the debit of profit Th.-
~ to say the lend, is „ingtilar edmission from ence was held on Thursday evening at the offices o f the his cabs from traffic should pay his men while the strike of any such illegal act. Some addition's' evidence was couples,two working tee winch, and two sitting on the
t..! lo- of Ist of January, 1%7, there remains a balance - '-' weds
Working Men's Club and Institute Union, 150, Strand, on lasted, and that any proprietor who could not afford to then given,end theprisoner,were remandeibuntillTh y "monkey."m mete was gen e through more than once, when
, ' • :•.e. :.S. I ht. applicable to the payment of a dividend. 1 the Secretary of State of his Holiness, and you will the subjeet of Education : the Financial and Religious stand "the racket" should be assisted by the meeting, nee,. suddenly, either t
ram a jerk on the tope or some strain on
T. y dee. toe. recommend to the shareholders that out of i perhaps be glad to make • note of it. Let me add that Difficulties. Tbe chair was taken by Mr. Hodgson Pratt. was gamed. In reference to railway cabs, the chairman The armoury of the 2nd Hants Volunteers at
. the winch, the two poor boys in the well were thrown off
.
•• • -ea' a dividend of J. per cent., free of inoome-tax, be . I bear from • good source that Cardinal Antonelli, while The Rev. T. W. Fowle, M.A., opened the subject, &deo- mid the cab. plying at the railway Mations should only Southampton was specially parded on Thursday night in their mat and hurled into the depth below, falling 500
and for the year ISe., which will absorb 3141. 10s. I
, i speaking with some persons well known in Rome for the eating the retention of the present school roachiuery so far take fares from the railway carriages, but not to the
the consequence of an intimataon bearing been sent to the feet, and crashing through an intermediate staging or
; ore 171. lea. ed. to the credit of profit and loss for ; • as possible, with the annetitution of local rating for the stations, nor should thee take rap any Poems in authorities fis that town that • Fenian attack would moat
1 great [parity with which they everywhere repeat theplatfonn, before they reached the water. The two boys
t' - current year. The directors desire to thank those 1 tary bee • nous the b forcing greets. He (the chairman) bed seen the head manager
To tin RI nu of tr supporters, te en likely be made on it. - on the surface immediately gave an alarm. and the super-
e. .holilei a who have supported the oompiny by their 1 news they receive, is said to have expressed himself nearly of a liberal conscience clause, and other points. The dis- at the London and North Western Station, end asked him DR. DO JONOR'S LIGHT-BROWN COD Liras. VIL. intendent (Mr. Hales) descended the well in search. Ono
' in.. and would call u ion all the shareholders to show in these terms: ' The Emperor Napoleon has lost all gym- mission was coutlimed_by Menne. tc. B. tolodgeon, LL.D., if he would allow fares to be taken from the street. and be -titetigi. dispeneary, ei:at privet. pesetice, all furnish Mame- body wee rimmed etmost mseueliaism, the other not for
•ir inkiest iu the uu , not only by becoming 1 why for Italian =if" ever since the dim...very of the F. A. Creed, Wynne, W. Howe, T. Paterson, Acland, J. said no. It was also resolved that a driver picking up •
rable Mal in which Dr.„de Joegles on hasher: lbdiallitertre „,„..., 46,..,.., ...v............A. ....„.„0„, i.A. ..,..„. „”i... dead,
(-•!..3133. themselves, but also by recommending the cam- .T. Dexter, E. Hall, F.S.A., W. Watts, and W. E. Hall ; fare in the street should be diecharged and not employed with tee happiest mane in consumption and all &mese. of
h. "tree top of tzetrezi7reael-ced .17;:h .-zi,-..,,rzwa-rin and
t;
sec t treaty between Signor Retteui and BOIT von Bis-
t•"Y to their friends ; and the directors weele again men- i - re, - and at its conclusion it was decided to consider whether again. cheat No remedy so rapidly restores the cihilea fall. A laboarer hod previously boss killed by falling
emscht
1- .., tat a discount of Y. per cent. is allowed upon all i mare`"'"
inctemed oentralisation would give better govemment on limns Burma ]RAILWAY.-At the North B eitheth the venoms.. the thew, awl steeemeatem. ti, down the name shatt
t!''' Promptly pliid. The ruins framed for the manisgement I The old and preset:it students of Guy's will dine the last Thursday in February. Lord Ebury and Mr. W. Railway
,Company's meeting yesterday
ted,' the
agnement with
Irreeteete a mere mut" " tareemble latteece c'e the I°°°l CRYSTAL P.axaos. - ONE SHILLING DAT.-
'' to
esteldishment have been strictly observed ; end the together at Freemasons' Tavern en Wednesday, the ISth S. Northcote (Board of Trade) sent letters regretting their the CaledonianCom
41., 1 l'i
moment -"notion for
delay
nalAdl. 11°W only in InnPinien n°Yllen nn CA" lin *L. ‘nd ge'' FRIDAY 3Alli. 31.-Admiedana on payment, 1,2 u ;
do,a have aril region to believe that the example of March. Mr. John Hilton. P.L. will occupy the unavoidable absence from the meeting, in which, however, being withdrawn. eee is not to terminate by Dr. es Jono.**.
.Ageuts, Amer. nerford. mid Co, rf, want. ditto biasasoi tithe* Lem t tow vertu,. 2,775.
let to othei bounce in the trade has been most beneficial. ' chair. they expressed the strongest interest without the shareholders' conseat. Loners& me ilMills&--Ladvsetlagabilati

rite.
A GENTLEMAN remarked that the government .bickyards
were attractive on account of the pension, to which
Mr. hatirm rvphed that the value of that prosion was
very well known to be equivalent to no more than three-
pence a day.
Another tirsrurm.o.N inquired whether the London mis-
sion had acted co-operation.
Mr. 1...R131.-IT *Ala no, but suggested that the mission
should be asked to avoid as much as possible interfering
with the labwurs of the committee.
The lice. Mr. KINGAFoRIo stated, on the part of the
Shadwell Relief Association, their entire mediates to
amalgamate with the central committee ; and
Mr. CURIO:a explained to the rev. gentleman that the
central committee would in no way interfere with the
distributive functions of local amociationa, the sole object
of the appointment of that committee being to establish
one ocutnil tund to which the public could direct their
contributions for the relief of east-end distress.
The formal ortanization of the central committer, to be
entitled " The United Central Executive Committee for
the Relief of exceptional Distreas in the East-Eud of Lon-
don," terminated the proceeding*.

. . . . _
POOR LAW MEDICAL OFFICERS ASSOCIATION.

The quarterly meeting of the Metropolitan Poor- I
law Medical Officers' Association was held last evening at
the Ship Tavern Owing-cross ; Dr. RJUEILN, the pre-
sident, in the chalr.
Mr. BENS..:4 BAKER moved -_
"T the association
desires to exprem the disalmuintrueut with *Lich it ham
learnt the opinion of the board, and, believing it to have
been the intention of the legislature that all medicines.
&c., supplied to the sick poor in receipt of relief by guar-
dians in the metropolis on and after the '.."..tth day of Sep-
tember, 1i.7. should be paid for out of the common poor
fund, requests the council to nieniorialise the board that
they would be pleased to exercise the powers vested in
them by the act, and to vary the existing contracts so as
to give effect to the intentions of the kgoLitute.-
The motion was seconded by Dr. Tin otis, supported by
Dr. WHIM:MA:4 and Dr. DuvriLit., and carried unani-

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' • lulls. f•vr Imme.itstely niter-Inc ronshs. voids,
•• sof asthma, and incipient consumption. It lc:.
..,•mons whom the I•oulty prom.upc• inctimme
• titv tivSloig wined provokes frequent vonshl!t g.
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