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The arrangements for the Ethicational Conference, over
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SECTION A.
Chairman, the Bishop of Oxford ; secretary, the
F. Watkins, one of her Majesty's inspectors of schools.
Miss Carpenter—" On Juvenile Delinquency."
The Rev. Moses Mitchell, one of her Majesty's inspec-
tor of schools—" On the evidence afforded by the rrporta
of her Majesty's inspectors as to the early age at which
children are taken from school."
Mr. Flint, late assistant diocesan inspector in Derby-
shire, and organising master of the National Society—
" On the same subject, with reference to schools not under
Government inspection."
Mr. Herbert Mackworth, Inspector of Mines— " On the
ago at which the mining population begin work."
Mr. W. H. Hyett--" On the r?sults of the educational
census."

TRAVELS and DISCOVERIES in NORTH
and CE ?,- TRAL AFRICA: Bring the Journal of an Expecll-
- undertaken under the auspices of Her Britannic Maj sty's Go-
vernment in the Years 1819 —D si. By Barmy BARTH: Ph. D.,
D.0.L., Fellow of the Royal Geographical and As a; lc Sociedes, &c.
" For,extPntival variety Of sub- I we may place him, at once, In the
jects the three volumes before us same category as Maasfield Par-
greatly sJrpass every other work 1 kyns, Burton, Wallin, Anderson,
n African travel with which it 1 and his ewn distinguished coon-
has bPen nor •ort one to meet. .. trywoman, "Madame Ida Pfeiffer."
As ea indefatigable traveller, Dr. —Athenamm.
Barth's merits are andOubted, and
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tienal Association—" Ou the result of returns froth 'Bir-
mingham showing the degree in which labour and idl,noss
respectively interfere with education."

SECTION B.
Oh-airman, Lord Lyttolton; Secretary, the Rev. J"..D.
Glennie, M.A.

Next week will be published,
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Mr. JOseph Kay -" On the age at which children leave
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of Europe."
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Cathedral— " On the schools of Germany."

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Chairman, Sir J. Kay Shattleworth, Bart.; secretary,
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The Rev. Nash Stephenson—
schemes."
Mr._Seymenr Tremenheere—" On the result of prize and
certiScate schemes."

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CI RAND EXTRA. NUMBER, and SUPPLE-
-x- ME NT of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS'—VIC-
TORIA CROSS, the new Order of Valour.—On SATURDAY,
June 29, a f UPPL EMEN T, printed in 'colours, will be published
with • t e ILLU -TRATE', LONDON NEWS, containing the
tt o.:scs for the Army and Navy, and Engravings of the folio* ing re-
markable Exploits and Acts of Heroism exhibited by our Elildiers
and sailors during the Russian" War : —l. Sullivan (boatswain's
mate) placing a nig, under a heavy fire, April 10, 1855 2. Bythsea
and Johnstone seiz ng the Russian mail ant despatches. 3. Lieut.
G. O. Dowell rescuing, urder a heavy fire, the crew of a rocket-
boat. 4. Commander G. F. Day reconnoitring the entiny's vetaa-a
in the Straits of Genitchi. , 5. Joseph Kellaway (boatswain) made
prisoner by the Russians while attempting t.t bring in Mr. Ode-
value. 6. Lieut. W. N. W. Hewett refusing to spike the Lancaster
gun. 7. Lieut. Gera'd Graham, gallantly bringing in wounded men.
a, private Macgregor dislodging two Russians from the rifie-pits.
9. Private Alexander Vs riget gallantly retelling a sortie, March 22,
1855. 10 Corporal John Ross ascertaining the evacuation of the
Sedan. 11. Sergeant lid`Wheeney digging with his bayonet a
cover for his wounded comrade. Corporal Courtney. 12. Brevet
Major G. 1,. Goodlake surprising the en my's picket at Windmill
Ravine 13. Sergeant-Major John Berryman refusing to leave
Captain Webb at Balaclava. 14. Private W. Norman bringing in,
single-banded, two Russian prisoners. 15. Sergeant-Major John
Grieve saving' the life of an officer at Balaclava. 16. Private Thomas
Beach, at I nkermann, re-cuing Colonel Carpegter 17. itrevet Major C.
11. Lumley, in the Redan, engaged with three Russian gunners. 18.
Major F. C. Elton working in the trenches under a heavy fire. IP.
Commander Cecil Buckley and Henry Cooper (boatswain) firing the
Russian stores at Genirchi. 20. Thos. Reeve, Jas. Gorman, and
Mark Seholefield, repelling an attack with the guns of the disabl- d
soldiers at ink, rman. 21. Brevet Maier R. J. Lindsay at the Battle
of the Alma. 22. Thomas Wilkinson, R. M.A., placing sandbags,
to repair damages, under a gaping fire. 23. Sergeai t Luke Connor
taking the colours from Lieutenant Anstruther. 84. ('act. William
Peel throwing a live shell over the parapet. This Grand Extra
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Painters in Water-colours :—" Waitinglfor the Verdict," painted by
A. Solomon. • "Scene at a Ghaut en the Ganges," M. Claxtan.,
" Sketching after Ne, ere," W. Hensley. Highland Sports —Deer-
stalking," W. Bottomley. "Blackberry Dell," H. Jutsum. "The
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" Winter—Sheep Feeding," E. Duncan. "At the Fountain," F. W.
Topb,m. " Milan Cathedral," Samuel Read. " hove Lithtens
Labour," J. 11. Mole. " The Old Bridge- at Dolwyddelao,".J. J.
Jenkins. Also engravings of the Manchester Art-'Treasures Exhibi-
tion Voyage of 11.1 i. steam-sloop " Inflexible," and ri .M. Gunboat
swung.," to China (Two Engravings) ; Arrival of the Gun-boat
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