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CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.-(THIS DAY.)

DR. JACOB AND TAE GOVERNORS.

A very large meeting of the governors, committee-
governors, &c., was held this day at Christ's Hospital,
to take into consideration the sermon lately delivered
by Dr. Jacob, in which the management of the hospital
was freely alluded to.

The chair was taken by Mr. Gilpin, the Treasurer.
The usual routine business having been concluded,
A proposition was made to read somo letters from the
other masters to the Almoners.

A resolution to the following effect was then moved as
an amendment by Mr. APGRAcHY :—" That the thanks
of this Court be given to Dr. Jacob fur his excellent and
well-timed sermon."

Mr. ALDERMAN WILSON supported the amendment.
Mr. CLARK hoped that all the documents that had
been alluded to would be printed, so as to enable every
one to form an unbiassed opinion. _ _

Mr. KIMBLE said there had been an attempt to lead
Dr. Jacob by those holding office but it had signally
failed. lle sincerely hoped that the majority of the
gentlemen present would support the preposition of Mr.
M'Geachy.

Mr. PAINTER opposed the amendment, and dwelt
strongly upon Dr. Jacob, who, he said, instead of de-
claring as he had his peculiar views before the whole of
the boys in the shape of a sermon should have laid them
before the governors. He thought the best thing was
to adjourn the question. (Loud cries of " no, no.")

The Rev. Dr. 14PNEir then addr.:ssed the meeting,
and

The CHAIRMAN proceeded to put the amendment of
Mr. M'Geachy, namely, " That the thanks of the Go-
vernors be given to Dr. Jacob for his excellent and-well-
timed sermon." Those gentlemen in favour of the
amendment would be pleased to take ono side of the
court, and the dissentients the other.
The result was that tho amendment was carried by a
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large majority.
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The announcement was received with loud cheers.

• A long discussion then ensued, in which a great many
speakers took part. Eventually a resolution for the
adjournment of the court was moved and seconded—
some of the speakers maintaining that the motion for
adjournment was an amendment to the resolution just
carried ; others contending that the resolution of thanks
to Dr. Jacob had been carried, and therefore it was out
of order to put the motion for adjournment as an amend•
ment.

After a rather stormy debate, the CHAIRMAN put the
resolution simply as follows—" That this court do now
adjourn."

This motion was carried by a large majority.
The result of the day's proceedings is against the
almoners, and in favour of Dr. Jacob.
The court adjourned at half-past four.

MABKET NEWS-',THIS DAY.)