The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-01 00:00:00

SPRING CIRCUITS OF THE JUDGES.

The following is a complete list of the forthcoming
Spring Circuits :
HOME (the Lord Chief Justice of England and Mr.
Justice Byles).-Hertford, February 27; Chelmsford,
March 2 ; Maidstone, March 9 ; Lewes, March 16 ; Kings.
ton, March 23.
WESTERN (Lord Chief Justice Bovill and Mr. Justice
Blackburn). Winchester, February 26 ; Dorchester,
March 4 ; Exeter, March 7 ; Bodmin, March 13 ; Taun-
ton, March 18 ; Devizes, March 24 ; Bristol, March 27.
OXFORD (Lord Chief Baron Kelly and Mr. Justice
Keating).—heading, February 20 ; Oxford, February 29 ;
Worcester, March 4 ; Stafford, March 10 ; Shrewsbury,
March 19 ; Hereford, March 24 ; Monmouth, March 23 ;
Gloucester, March 31.
NO:IFOLK (Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Bann I.3i•am-
welX —Leicester, March 2 ; Northampton, March 5 ;
Oakham, March 5 ; Aylesbury, March 9 ; Bedford, March
12 ; Huntingdon, March 17 ; Cambridge, March 19 ; Bury,
March 23 ; Norwich, March 26.
MIDLAND (Mr. Justice Shee and Mr. Justice Mon-
',ague Smith).—Warwick, February 26 : Derby, March 3 ;
Nottingham, March 7 ; Lincoln, March 13 ; York, March
17 ; Leeds, March 21.
NORTHERN (Mr. Justice Mellor and Mr. Justice Lush).
—Appleby, February 17 ; February 18 ; New-
castle, February 22 ; Durham, February 27 ; Lancaster,
March 4 ; Manchester, March 7 ; Liverpool,
•March 21.
NORTH WALES (Mr. Baron Channell).—Welshpool,
March 9 ; Bala, March 12 ;.Ituthin, March 14 ; Carnal.:
von, March 13 ; Beaumaris, March 21 ; Mold, March 25
Chester, March 28.
SOUTH WALES (Mr. --Baron, Pigott). —Haverfordwestr-
February 24 ; Cardigan, February 27 ; Carmarthen,
February 29 ; Swansea, March 5 ; Brecon, March ;
Presteign, March 25 ; Chester, March 23. •
Mr. Justice Willes remains in town.

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION. —The neat meeting
of the British Association for the Advancement of Science
will commence at Norwich on Wednesday, Augus 19.
The inaugural address will be delivered by the president
of the year, Dr. Hooker, of Kew. The Duke of c-
clench, who was president last year at Dundee, will open
the proceedings, and deliver up the chair to Dr. Hooker.
The local committee are pressing forward their arrange-
ments, and the various sub-committees (eight in all) have
each held meetings.
MUSICAL EDUCATION. —The committee of the
Society of Arts on musical education has been appointed,
consisting of his Royal Highness the Prince of s,
K.G., who is the chairman, Lord Henry Gordon Len alenox,
M.P., Lord Gerald Fitzgerald, Sir John P. Boileau,
Bart., Sir John Harintton, I3art., Sir Francis Sandford
R. K. Bowley, Edgar A. Bowriag, C. 8., Harry
Chester;
Henry Cole, C. 8., Captain Donnelly, R.E., Herbert
Fisher, William Hawes, chairman of the council, R. F.
Putt:ek, Samuel Redgrave, and Colonel Scott, R.E. ;
with power to arrange for a deputation to confer with her
Majesty's Government.
BEQUESTS TO CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS. —A
;orrespondent informs us that an old gentleman named
Musgrove, of Bromley, near Leeds, has left a large sum of
money to a gentleman, on condition that he adds the name
of Musgrove to his own, and that he pays to the trustee of
the Leeds Infirmary £lO,OOO ; to the Eye and Ear InC.r-
mary, £lO,OOO ; to the Leeds Fever Hospital, £lO,OOO ;
and to the Bradford Infirmary, £lO,OOO. With the latter
institution the testator endeavoured to drive a hard bar-
gain. Being above 80 years of age, and having no use for
£lO,OOO, he offered to give it to the Bradford Infirmary
provided the trustees of the institution would pay him 10
per cent, for it during his life. The trustees very wisely
refused, and perhaps were thought better of by the mil.
:ionaire for so doing, for he left the Bradford, as the other
hospitals mentiened, to be benefited Ly his legateet