The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-08 00:00:00

EXAMINATIONS POR THE CIVIL SERVICE OP

-INDIA.

The following is a
diateg in the recent comps

of the succesaftd eandi-

!;o. of

of

limbs. I
hoes Worked .. 3016
Alessader Macerate 2921
Xarlimer Roper lierell 2729
Are Coral 21117
WB9 When Banter.
Thiene WWtaa Cribb, Mr
Adlegrd Do nee
Clarks
I killer I.64dgiV gege
mM Amory hems
Water lersidse Mesh
Robert Mason Towns 1986
Anted Cottrell Tupp 11119
C. L 1C 01rdleutoos
Theme Norman
Oggege Chard herr llll
his C. Leggett
F. W.J. hes
Aram legewles Karr Web
UMW ridmihme UN
11. O. S.
his Mem Lahti le46
I. P. T. Miler= 1715
Y. A. P. tart 1761
Sway !kat.
larreage l7/14
Own" 11. CeelleY
Caw I. Ile
his Chem Gems
Ashes Wll* Hr IOU
Dodd Nilsen rodeo IWI
Cheeig Degrees IS
Abseeder Hq Dram
husk halltee Aware . lON
Dew. Very Weghertatt
Artier San Iladaston wee
Wa Roan Verger
Alex Diseiley Peetergeo lige
Natalltaw Henry Ikea . 1881
Setae Horan' Praia 1567
Civil Service Cesenhigs, Ats

W. Joseph Curran Sharpe 1666
James Richard Naylor 1353
James Burn Pennington 1650
George Hickman Johns 1567
William Albert East 1624
Theodore Henry Stewart 1511
Arehibeld Duncan Grant 1497
William Bury ilidock 1474
I William Samuel Lilly 1473
Prawn. Brandt 1454
John Wallace
P pit laroriTe 11' Walters
Lyddon Roberta
Francis Henry Wualrolle 1428
Huntley Pry., Gordon
Henry Sewell l4OB
John Read Daniel
Boyd lioribrugh
Junes Hope
John Vrs&riok 1374
Yrands Grahame MO
3. Broirmigg Spedding lllO
Henry Jobs Stokes 1149
Edward Sion
AndrewJaina Stuart
Ittstebwr lissanqwet 1.132
E R.
limey sip 1.1111
Wm. limey
may Newman
Jams Troderkik Sada l
11111 ma
Janos W lIIIam Had
Miry Williams_ IOW
Ia Arthur Goode,*
Henry Llewelyn Browne 1113
Jeremiah G. 1119
H. St. Anhyn Goodrich
Henry N. Ilowden 12204
Genre Duncan Irvine
Raub Blake Crofton
lest 11, UM.

Ain i "riot or Dame ii hiRLAMD. —A return has PALACL—(TiIe DAT.)--The great annual gathering OFtii;
been published from the Regfr/Ay of Deeds Nike, Dublin, metropolitan charity schools took place at the Crystal
shthisad es the weds. se Ns I. onssw. thew* the Palace this day. fleventy.six schools, of boys end mils,
.she of ....... ......ib* werefteweeeeiwee re. numbering about 5,000 children, participated in the day's
Oa lee he amens' as =maim weth sus— s7deiZeie ou pleasures. Ile management of the festival is in the hands
Mae IsT due ef Jesuitry, MO, UM, and 1861 restively. of a committee of the treasurers of the schools, of which
The sissis of weematewiehmewpwd old the let 0/ Alderman Finnis is the treasurer, and Mr. Stewart, of
Jeweseh mak was %hag ; she smiths, a weeteewe Cheap W. the Hon. Sec. As cuntradiethiguished from
wegesweedbeg w the bet Jesiery, lsgo. was 3,450; the St. Paul's celebration, this day is looked upon as a
she umber et gaiesensis aatrameribed ea the hi holiday for the children and their friends, a great number
Jasesary, 1861, IMO 3,010. It cannot be stated with of whom accompany the children. Ac, however, the plea.
eertainty whether the ommoriale were compared in earlier sores of the day would not be complete without a great
period. of the registry, but from the correct state in which miesical celebration, the children were to assemble at 3on
the iret 880 VlllllllOl of transcripts appear, it is presumed the Handel Orchestra in the Centre Transept, for a
'thaw was . the,contain249.2s4 .0,i,64 the performance of the following !noels :--Old Hundredth
lambs's( nes Daeeasber, 178 g. From the latter date down flehtl. Lather's Hymn (trumpet obi °, Mr. Harper),
to 14th September, 1514, the number of memorials nos- Haydn's Hymn to the Emperor, Hallelujah Chorus,
tared is 217.482, which would not appear to have bees Chorale from Costa's 27., Hymn, "Jerusalem the Golden ;"
compared. noose rwn was taken up from September, Chorale, " Sleepers wake," St. Post (accompanied by braes
1814, down to 30th an* 186$, when the pressure of other orchestra) ; "Cod save the Queen." Mr. Henry Rockland,
business interfered. Of the transcripts actually written vicar choral of St. Paul's, who conducted the music at the
from the above date of 30th June, 1858, the number not last celebration at St. Paul's, is conductor on the present
compared on the let January, 1860, was 5,816 ; of thew oecesios ; Mr. James Coward presiding at the great urges,
written up to let deanery, 1860, the number which re. and Mr. Cbipp playing the drums built for the Handel
Ruined uncompleted co that date was 15,024 ; of thou/ festival. Numerous rehearsals have been held at various
written up to Ist deanery, 1861, the number which re- city churches, and it was anticipated that the children
moaned uncolntared on that date was 27,940. to eying would prodme greater offset than on any former occasion.
abstracts upon negative mamba, them are checked &pipet The astir. aeries of greet fountains ware to be displayed
the verified abstract books, or where each do not exist in at hell-Peat 5 o'clock.
the earlier years, against the oriental memorials. CRYSTAL PALACE —Blondin, who during the
A Goon EXAMPLX—IL will probably be remem- last ten days has fulfilled eneegements at Nottingham,
band by many of our readers item abene,./ent lady, earned Manchester, Cambridge, Oxford, Norwich, Bristol, and
Mrs. Hartley, of Bideford, Devon, had exerted herself in Selby, in Yorkshire, appeared again yeaterdeyat the Crystal
raining the cod of a lifeboat sod its transporting carriage. Palace to an assemblage of nearly 25,000 visitors. Is addi-
By her indefatigable efforts, aided by those of some friends tion to his usual feats on the long rope over the terrace,
In different parts of the country, she has succeeded in which were received with great applause, the fountain play-
ridging the large mini of 3301. The National Lifeboat /e. log all the while, he performed some astonishing feats on
atitution has selected Tynemouth, on the Northumberland a small slack rope suspended from the long one. Standing
coast, for the station of the lifeboat. In this locality some upon this small rope, and holding the sides, he turned a
fearful shipwrecks take place every winter. Moreover, number of soesermulta, and performed other wonderful
there the first lifeboat, invented &tent 80 years ago, we; evolutions. Bloodia will repeat the slack rope performance
first meesedully tried, when she wee the mesas of lam( a on Monday next, at the Crystal Palace, after which he will
crew, when all other appliencee for their ramie T." Ireland and Benaland•
U wrested
failed. Since that period some thoneands of EBssYB AND Itnytzerti.—lt wan announced come
poor ereaturen have owed their lives, under Oed, to the time ago that the Bishop of Salisbury has commenced pro-
lifeboat. I. !appreciation of bra. Hartle?, melons services caedings in the Ecclesiastical Courts against the Rev. Dr.
is this !.mass testae, the National Lifeboat lostitutioa i Rowland Williams, vicar of Broad Chalk, Wiltshire, the
has presented to her • bcaatiful model of the Tynemouth I author of " Bunsen's Biblical Researches," in the well-
lifeboat, which is to be galled the Mary Hartley. In the j known volume. entitled " &says sod Reviews." In order
north of Devoe, in the neighbourhoods of Appledore and j to meet the espouses which Dr. Williams mast necessarily
Brenta', the National Lifeboat Institution has three life- i incur, a committee has been formed to raise the otementry
boat establishment.. These lifeboats have been the ; funds for the defeace—Mr. C. W. Goodwin, M.A., of St.
imam of saving several shipwrecked crews. The life- 1 Catherine's College, Cambridge, the author of " Mosaic
I boat boom at Branntoo is a small, inconvenient, wooden Coamogony" in the volume, and Mr. Theodore Du Bois, of
Amster% and affords no accommodation whatever in that Rollseharnbers, Chaocery-lane, acting as honorary mere-
iimelate spot, tar from the haunts of men, for the coirdert taxies. The committee urge that the Bishop of Salisbury's
of them poor shipwrecked salon who are often brought proceedings may tend to enpprese the freedom of religious
ashen in the lifeboats more dead Hematite, and who would inquiry in the Church of England, and that other uses
of
slim parte bum ezhaustioo but for the comforts they peosecution may follow if Dr. Williams should
be car
1 frimoset4lsereive in the lifeboat houses. Accordingly, demand.
NM le SOW making an additional effort to TAM , POOR-RATE AND PAUPERISM.—The number of
100 L Of to build a new lifeboat home at Staunton. paupers in England ad Wales, se usual, decreased con-
She median* believes that she will not have to appeal in , awed, chilies des miss ssusse,—,,l was 36,538 less et
Yale for smillanes to accomplish her humane object. Midsummer the at ladi-day ; but still at the end of June
LISESALITT OP MHZ CITY Court/ow—A few it was 816,442, which is 1 per emit, higher than at the cor-
ds," since we anmenaced that the Grocers' Comany had responding period of 1860. The Mamas over last year was
itivsn g7;l. ..
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lA."w►w scSrooieltyaftorTOthteenrraomt:Kmty- of
f.7,7lu..Adiliwtthr4 13."
nd per rest.,
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children are edtmetei avid trained for domestic service. Lancashire and Cheshire it was but 216 per Peeenri, in 'the
;We have now Mee pleasure to mamma that the Cold- eastern counties only 216 per mat, and in the south-mid-
smiths' Company have given to the same society 251., sod land counties (Backe, Oros, lic.l, there was scarcely any
the Drapers' Company 21f. increase, nor, again, in the southern district' of Lighted