The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-26 00:00:00

HARROW SPEECHES.

The anniversary festival of trtekiarrowSpeeches took
place on Thursday last. Among the company present
on the occasion were—The Archbishop of Canterbury
and Mrs. Wilson, the Bishop of Salisbury and Mrs.
Denison, the Bishop of Lichfield and Miss Lonsdale,
Right Rev. Dr. Ihk-Crosky, Bishop of Michigan, Right
Rev. Dr. Delancey, Bishop of New York, and Mrs. De-
lancey, Rev. Dr. Hawtrey, Heafi Master of Eton Col-
lege, Rev. Dr. Kennedy, Head Master of Shrewsbury,
Rev. the Principal of King's College, London, Rev. the
Master of Christ's College, Cambridge, Rev, the Master
of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, the American Mi-
nister and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, Colonel Lawrence,
Mr. Lawrence, Marquis and Marchioness of Abercorn
and Lady Harriett Hamilton, Marchioness of Ailes-
bury, Marquis of Lothian, Earl of Carlisle, Earl of
Wilton, Earl and Countess of Effingham, Earl' and
Countess of Galloway, Countess of Chichester and Lady
Lucy Pelham, Countess of Hopetoun, Countess of Clan-
William, Viscount Palmerston, Viscount and Viscountess
Ebrington, Viscount and Viscountess Mahon, Viscount
and Viscountess Galway, Viscountess Courtenay,
Dowager Viscountess Dillon, Viscount Sandon, Visct.
Haddo, Viscount Valletort, Lord and Lady Lilford,
Lady Granville Somerset, Lord and Lady Poltimore,
Lord and Lady Leigh, Lord and Lady Ernest Bruce,
Lord Glenelg, Lady Hatherton, Lady Waterpark, Lady
Stratheden and Miss Campbell, Lady Charlotte Neville
and Miss H. Neville, Lady Francis Riddell, Lady Emily
Marsham, Captain and Lady Adele Ibbetson, the Right
Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and the Hon. Mrs. Herbert.
the Right Hon. T. B. Macaulay, Sir Walter and Lady
Mary Farquhar. Sir Walter and Lady Caroline
Stirling, Miss Stirling, Sir Robert Inglis, Bart., Sir John
and Lady Catherine Boileau, Miss Boileau, Sir Arthur
and Lady Hazslrigge, Sir Edmund and Lady Head, Sir
Benjamin Heywood, Bart., Sir Charles Clarke, Bart.,
Sir Charles and Lady Trevelyan, Miss Trevelyan, Sir
Harry and Lady Verney, the Hon. Mrs. Hodgson, Lady
Eastlake, Lady Parker, Lady Alderson, Miss Alderson,
Lady Buxton, Miss Buxton, Lady Williams, Lad;
M‘Naghten, Lady Hernby, the Dean of St. Paul's and
Mrs. H. Milman, Mrs. Milman, Hon. the Dean of Ripon,
the Greek Consul-General and Madame Rani, Hon.
Charles Howard, M.P., Hon. Arthur Kinnsird, Hon.
Frederick Ponsonby, Hon. Robert Grimston, Hon. Mrs.
Josceline Percy, &c.
The following is a list of the speeches, which were well
delivered and loudly applauded:—
Stone.—Latin Prose for the Gregory Medal 1851—
Translation from Burke's " Thoughts on the Present
Discontents."
Gibson.—" Burial March of Dundee."—Aytoun.
Fenton.—Latin Alasios—Anglia Domus Exsulum.
Barroughea.—Speech on the Militia Bill.—Pitt.
Hozier.—Greek Prose for the Hope Prize.—Transla-
lion from Prescott's " Conquest of Mexico."
Karslak and Wilson.—Hermes and Prometheus.—
Asohylus.
Stone.—English Essay—The Use and Abuse of Ri-
dicule. _ _

Finch.—" The Bard."—Gray.
Wilson.—Latin Prose for the Gregory Medal (1852)—
Translation from Lord Brougham's Speech on Law
Reform.

Fenton.—Speech on Address to the Throne... Lord
Chatham.
Stone.—Orest.—Goethe.
Monro.—Greek lambics.--Translation from Shaks-
pore.
Latham, Harris, and Curtem—Shylock, Portia, and
Bassanio.--Shakspeare. _ _

Stone.—Latin Essay for the Peel Medal—Num ani-
mus fictis doloribus salutariter exerceri possit.
Monro and Green.—Lochiel and Wizard.—Campbell.
Stone.—Latin Hexameters—'AvipEc ciXoicrrai.
Cartels, Charles, and Harris.—David, Acres, and
Captain Absolute.—Sheridan.

Stone.—Neeld Mathematical Medal.
Grant (1) and Bruce (2).—Latin Prose for the Fifth
Form Prizes—Translation from the " Spectator."
Wilson.—English Poem—Genoa.
Hozier.—The Combat.—Seott.

ad resolved to CO'
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night in the
announcement
Lords,
that
the o
Governmentn
rect the existing Excise regulations, which virtually
HoTusheeof
of coffee with chicor d whicb
rage the adulteration
here
been so long complained of i
'n vain by theme rcantile com-
munity, naunity, has given great satisfaction. A certain ."-,„"ixed
be allowed to dealers to enable them to dispose of the 7 will
coffee and chicory at present on hand, and thereeThere will
be illegal for them to sell the one for the other. y
be no interference, however, with the
trade,
sCondition
may carry on business in both articles, the only der their
being that they shall sell them se-
parately, end l,
right names.

PROTESTANT APPRENTICEs
MASTERS —Yesterday, a the meeting of the St•
h it. tic Adam-
YAdam-
board of directors, Mr. Joseph the C'^a- '
Grote in child born
SOR moved a resolution to the effect— 0 Tbat
any
Protestant
of Protestant parents, or an child desiringa
mistress of the
master, should not be bound to a master or -
d the
ld seconce Roman Catholic religion.,, lel Dagn°- rto in-
AND ROMAN CATHOLIC
board
Co on ~ hiv unprope
resolution. Mr. Poland considered it u'g " ) If the reso-
Tlear hear. troduce such questions at all.--(----oar'y to pass a similar
lution was carried it would
one applying to the
ly said it was but the
Dis-
senters.—(gear, hear Mr. Badhcie workhouse to a follower
other day a boy was bound from t.e
h the
tion was made to of Joanna Joanna Southcote, and no j
°the more free the intercourse
all other denominations of
(Laughter. \
I Mr. Burton
A fl'aid li c the better ; a boy was ap-
Jews andb:
between Protestant: anu --thto to study theology. Mr. Ar-
prenticed to learn a °beadle: "lid the Chairman, having made
taud, the Rev. E.
~....f;oBc°--E the resolution, it was put from the
observations deprecating
and negatived.
The dividend declared
on Thursday at the meeting
was at the rate of 6 per cent, per
annum, 1
of the Canada Company
me-tax,
for the half-year ending the 10th
of July next,c el ognf idnac satisfactory statement of financial affairs
0 proprietors.
. was laid before '