The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

PZOCIIDINGS AT LIWES.

We the undersigned, the eadstord-wardens of
Sacked', College, having steefeed, with meth regret, that the
name of the college has been menaced in wow of the
public reports of the late potato! a correcees at Lewes, se
though the establishment at East Grimiest! WWI" Itt. Neg.
games Home cc Institute," wens cremated with the college,
do hereby officislly notify, in the dier.harp el oar duties es

That that inmates of the college and these of the above-
named house are entirely eeparats and distinct, and that the
ancient foundation of the college is in no way allied to this
newly-created and self-constituted establishment.
That when the Rev. J. M. Neale, then and now acting as
warden of Sackville College, ass elated himself a short time
since with some persons calling themselves "Nursing
Steers," end more recently, " Sisters of Mercy," and abaft-
vowed to introduce some of them into rooms in the college.
we piatteMed against each en infringement of the statutes
end ahem of the 'Mentions of the foundation.

717:77b.1ia7. J. ii:3Q47diia;;;;;34s. in order to
wenn the direct superintendence of the establishment, him
hesee hi the iesseediete vicinity of the college, but entindy
secants hum it ; and in this h.ituie thole?. Nies Saban, who
wee sot a member of the college, died,
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Wefee7l it oar duty further.tr; add, in justification of the
authorities of the ollego, in conseinence of the distremdsig
notoriety which Mr. Neale ham brought upon it end them,
that it has been from that to last in oppontion to their whine
sad intentions that Mr. Nada has had say connexion with
the abovementiosel establishment; and tt Is with surprise
and regret we learn that it has also received eons countenance
hew the Bishop of the diocese and the Archdeacon of laws*
REM:4MA, W. SACILVILLI WFAT, Anntsat Wedeln
J.lisNer Itooria, of SackmileCallegm
Beekville Collage, East Grunted, Nor. 25.

DISASTROUS FIRES.—A most disaatrnua Br. wu
discovered about one o'clock on Friday morning, at Hellos
Hall, two miles from Newark, the seat of Mr. J. H. Man-
son Sutton, late M.P. for Newark. Of the whole bending,
m far as the servants' hall, nothing remains but the bare
walls red a heap of mine. Mr. Sutton and the family in
abroad. It is probable that the damage will amount to
20,0001.. 30,0007. Mr. Sutton is insured In several
°dices for 30,0007. —Refford Advertiser.— Au extensive
worsted mill, the property of Memo. William sod
Henry Foster, worsted *pitmen and manufacturers at
Denholme, was, on Saturday minting, buret down in the
incredibly short space of three boars; a disaster indicting
low (in the value of property destroyed), of not ler then
20,0001. The mill and the machinery and Meek wile& It
contained sr% however, insured to the Waal of 16,7101. in
the following Aloes sad sums respestively, via, West of
England, 2,000 i. ; Royal, 4.00 W. ; Leeds and Yorkshire,
1,0001. Unity, 3,1601.; and Scottish Unica, 6,6004 This
calamity will, enbappily, throw a large number of people
out of work, not flower than 900 altogether, at a num
when work Is scarce everywhere. Bat Mown. Form have
recently completed the emir of a large and spacious new
mill of Sr storeys at the east end of the warehouse, to which
it Is waited ; and it is probable that, in a month or six weeks,
they may be ambled, as they are most anxious for the sake
of thole dependeate, to mums work in this time, In the
meentiese the will no doubt be great premmre both upon
private benevolence, and the poor-law authorities in the
district.—Zeweloster Orardies of this day.