The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-18 00:00:00

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IlecoapoirArED SOCIETY 702 ntomorare
SKS SNLARUEMENT, BUILDING, AND AZ-
PAIZINO OP CNUACKES AND CHAPEL&

This society held its monthly meeting (the but
but one for the gement session) on Monday last, at No. 7,
Whitehall ; his Greer the Archbishop of Yost in the chair.
There were also praewt the Pals of Yowls and Romney,
the Bishops of W incheater and Lichfield, the Hon. and Very
Rev. the bean of York, the Yen. Archileaom Jonas, Rev.
Dr. Wordsworth, Rev. W. R. Cosecs, Rev. Robert Tritton,
Messrs. William Cotton, George t7owburn, Robert Hicheas,
Edward Hussey, Arthur Powell, William Rivington, and
William Whateley, ; Rev. Walter Field, M.A., as-
sistaat secretary.
Grants of money, amounting in the eggregate to 2,595/.,
wave made maid of the following objects : -Building churches
at Copley, in use pariah of Halifax ; Christchurch. Clspham,
, Surrey ; the Manners' Chapel, Folkestone; ilold•green, in
the parish of Kirkheatow, near Hudilersiield ; Plaiatow, in
the pariah al lireniley, Kent ; and Welkroft, in the parish
of Dewsbury, Yorkshire. Rebuilding the churches at
South Corner, near Cirencester ; and Woodchester, near
fitronfL Enlarging or otherwise increasing the accommoda-
tion in the churches at Clewer„ near Windsor ; Kirk Braes.
Ammonia. Poatefracit ; Sandown, Isle of Wight ; Great
Plemates, sear North Anatol& ; Harwell, near Newmarket ;
Huston, near Cambridge ; Highworth, Wilts ; North
Walabani, Norfolk ; Stratton AwlMy, near Mester ; Rale-
burst, near Hunt Green ; and ltuttertim, near Spalding.
The grants formerly made towards emlarging and meeting
the churches at Hatherne, near Loughboroogh ; Ma-het
Rases, Lincoln ; and St. Briavela, near Colefonl, Won-
orator, were increased.
Whilst •ppliention• for aid are increasingly numerous
sad frequent, &nil the sphere of the society's usefulness is
cow isually widenine. it is a muss for deep regret that its
rssonress are *if tined,- reduced, that miles. more liberally
assisted, the committee will shortly be eonipelleil materially
to lessen their present scale of grants, and thus a sad di-
cieinigement would be given to the important week of
church estenmfin in this country. More than half ci the
subscribe are clergymen ; but surely a society which so
benefits the eommuany at :arge ought to have greater sym-
pathy and support from lay member..a t Use Knell& sketch.

CIIZMOR7ri ClAnnrrs.—The "Wondrous Leo-
bud." es be le net inaptly railed, made hie fire' •
aces last uisht at Ceensorue. Be bed searcely fossil room
to breathe la at the Alhambra, if firm may Judge from ih•
maser of his turning to a.votiet the ample scope and
verse afforded him in the A khLurolsam Pavilion. The dis-
tance traversed by him in his flying acts is now some no
feet; and there are Ave trapesee or swinging ban fur him to
catch in his progress. The tent itee:f is :11UU feet long ; and
is .11 torts from which a view could he ..btaineil of
Leotanl, it was mowiled. The performance is remark•
alde for the strength, during, sad skill wlikli it calls into
play ; and the ease with which he accomplishes everything
he undertakes is re-assuring in its effect on the moat ner-
vous of the spectators. A new toilet has been also added
to the attraction of this favourite pace of amusement. The
clever dancing of the Mimes f ;minus and of Mr. Corinsek.
Nether with the drollery of • somewhat remarkable and
origitud " Pierret," Mr. Seymour, are well supported by •
numerous cur" and artistiially set off by wen-painted
scenery.
Tus BVILDIne T 1138011%. committee
yey reported that four additional employers had
the terms of the comprornise, viz., Mewl. Gibbs, of
; Pearce, of (hides-street ; Rime, of Lambeth ;
✓od Deards, itlecefriarn The committee yesterday paid
sheetOO mss their dividend from the subscriptions re-
solved ken the country. There are more macros now out
that. was the ease during the lock-out of 1851.60. Reports
of • favourable character were brought in from the depu.
latices who had waited on some of the large employers,
many of whom had, it was stated, expressed themselves
favourable to the compromise, and would send positive
replies is a day or two. The bricklayers last evening with-
drew all their men from the works of Messrs. Cubit', of
tiros-inn-road.

The vocal performers were :—Mdllis. Titiene, Signora
Ornernibella, Mina Lascallee, Miss Augusta Thomson, Madame
Rieder, Milne. Pampa, Signor (thighs', Mr. Tankant, Signor
Henn Sadie, Mr. Patey, and the Orpheus Oleo Union. The
only instrumental performance, besides those of Mrs. Ander-
son, woe Ernat's Fantasia on subjects treat Otello, played
by Herr Straus. There was a full and select orchestra, and
Professor Sterndale Bennett and Mr. Cusins acted as con-
doctors.

Ma. JOHN FILANcIft BARN HIT'S CONCIZT. —The
rising and highly talented young pianist, Mr. Jolts Francis
Barnett, announces that he will give (under distinguished
patronage) a grind vocal and instrumental conimrt, with
complete orchestra and chorus of 150 performers, at St.
James's Hall, on Tuesday eveotai esa►, on which occasion
the following artists will appear : Madame Lemmeos Sher.
ringtoe, Madame Weiss, Madame Lass Baxter, Mr. Sims
Reeves, and Mr. Weiss. Pianoforte, Mr. John Francis
Barnett ; violin, M. Ole BtlU ; conductor, Dr. Wyldo.