The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-22 00:00:00

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vidahig. Bowel disoombes ha likewise token plane,
snd nigetialises ware rim forward In refarmot to the
ware et Beethwark4eisks.
• vela of thinks to the adenoma al the ward was carried
memsistandy, which basing been Bohm/lard,
The waribeeto was dissolved.
PORTVIKEN.
In the Veetry-rpom, Fantain-cout, Minorite, Sir
IFILANC7II CPAAN•II MOOR, Beat., Warms& of the ward, pre-
siding, it was mataeneed that of the =amebas of the Common
Coastal wbo had nprssentad the ward derbg the preluding
year, Mr. Bliss Darien and I. R. Thompson, had resigned.
The %Howl= were duly elided t, repress= the word la
the Court ef Cammm Connell Ice aisekkg yaw :
lbws. Christie (deputy), T. C. Hayward, J. Ana* J.
Vmeabiss, 0. Vile, G. Bane, D. Keg, T. Mb.
The two =Um gendirean ware roamed without opted-
tics, fa the room et Mean. B. Davies and J. It. Thommon.
Mr. J. Hero milled attention to Sir John Cam's School, •
=eft, which, be said, was Intended for the sons of the poor.
Ha hit manidmable reform was required In the management
of this propraty. Why, ten out of the twenty-one trustees
never astinded, end Nome bad not even attended for twenty
yews, thee taking so little interest in a pro which they
11110 told would in • few year, rival C s lie
west on to describe the nature of the bequest, observed
that thine was 7,0001. in hand, and then was no rearm that
every paw Mild should not be admitted into the school. The
truster, however, had • role that a child should not be M-
antled Intothe school until it could reset and write ; bet It
Watt well be said that he =add not b• allowed to go
Into the wets, until ha had loosed to swim. (Hear, bear.)
He =NM ramismenel that the traits= should tomtit& a
yeepreaely steed, end that they would thus reform them-
. _ _

11717 ANWIS mseerted that seem acting in word-
Aare with • deem dsbe Court of Cbe on.
Ms. Kum repeated that be felt they hod the power to esta-
blish a preparatory school.
Altar MINI TOMAS from Mr. Viciraeive and others,
Mr. J. Klan made some observations as to fkr Samuel
Stirling's property, of which 2,00 W. odd Lad been saved oat
of the Irma, sad he progoesd krrowlag that slim for the
object be had awned.
Mr. T. C. Bar RAID said that the amount referred to
would be applied for the braellt of the poor Inhabitants at
tits ward.

At Cordwaioere7:lliiAllernianand Sheriff LAW-
untcu presidium tho to via( eight potion= ware Y.
doted whitest opposition —Mr. Illsos Hawkey, Mt.
MilN.
Mr. D. Leery Mr. T. P. Pasell, Kr. J. J. -
lesdKillatutTer-sitstill), Mr. F. *gaud, M.r. W. Pattie, Mr.
J. asslthalr. M'Cutohee.
The ppoistad Mr.lhortrey as him deputy.
pray rate was adopted to meet the coneot express of
the ward.

16.Clionos proposed a vote &thanks to the Comma
Council kr the sdldent tumor inwhich they had diacturged
theMitiss of their office.

Mt. J. iiwniic;,l;2 moonling the motion, expressed •
hope that the Common Council would support the principle
of erne %.111 mend by every means in their power male=
as .although it professed to be reform;
bring nothing hat destruction. It wee known by tb• amp'
of cireamstsocas that 8,000 out of 10,000 liverymen amide&
out of what was poperly called London ; end yet the voices
which they Mal possessed la the election of Lord Mayor end
Ctty Amy, the government wished to destroy. All reseetuse
ought to be considered, and they would hare to demand
foam their repromeststives as the talent sad judgment they
poeseseed.
The mottos was thee Inenknoesly carried ; and also a
rote of thanks to the Coedwalams' Company for the ses of
the ball.

Oa the aratioa;el Er. HavrTazr 'a vote of thanks was
passed neas.ses. to William Lawrence, Esq., the aldarmaa of
the Ward.

BRIDGE.

Alderman Bir Chapman Marshall presided over
this wmusoas, hold st Bt. Magmas Church, Lower Thomas-
Newt. Xi. Depay POWIII.II sad Mari. J. JUL H.
Matthew, J. Low, C. Whethwa, Joao It Araold, Thos.
Johnson, sad Wm. Dear mews comma osunell-
sass. Thanks were prod to the chairman, sad ths weft
sesatated.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'—IIIortuT,

The mina wiire; aFernoon ; ••tri;;;;edance and little
business transacted. The ably incident was the advance of
Clydeadels for the Two Thousand. The following scanty list
of quotations requires no comment :