The Sun.
London, England, 1817-07-22 00:00:00

SOcitr.:EY,
Fbr the Education of tine CJe Plan Of the
Rer. I)r. BELL, and in the Principhil (f the
OirirCh.
!le Lora of :Vixt uTrit, Pre,i(lrnt.

Ou Saturday se'onight, the 6th anon-.I Meet-
ing Of this tio'ciety for the Education of the itoor,
on the Tian of Dr. rind in the Yittleiples of
the Established Church, was holden in the Ci.iy
•Winchester. An excellent and mostimptessivo
Sermon was Trenched at ,t he Catliedrtil, in aid of
the Institution, by the Rev. T. RENNELL, ViCar
of Kensington. Ake') he. Service the Cominit tee,
acconwevnied by tlVe Subscribers and Friends of
;he undert-alcing;,proceeileil to St. John's [1 nose,
where a full and very interesting Report of the
proceedings of the Society during the last year
was reiid; Irotn which it appeared thnt there hail
been an increase of eight Schools and 830 Childreti
since the last repoit, making the untuner of
Schools in this county, now in nhion with 11,0
National Society; 91, and the children educated
in then, 6124.

The Funds of the Institution are in a very
flourishing state ; and the Committee have teem
enabled to eturn the sum of 1001 which was
,for merlg
roNived as a gratuity front the Parent Society ; t ins
liberal :supply which the latter has received frOiri
the public being, from the heavy demands on its
assistance., now nearly exhausted. The children
acquitted themselves in a manner highly satin,
factory to the numerous Ladies and Gentlemen
who attended the public examiwation ; and speci-
thens of worsted glove and nets, made by the
boys, were exhibited. As on former. occasions,
the children were regaled with a good dinner; and.
the Friends of the Institution afterwards dined to-
gether at the George Inn. By the lilteral contri-
butions of the Stewards, and the Friends of the
Institution, the collection for the charity amounted
to upwards of 851. (the largest one ever made no
such occasions) exclusive of neatly 201. •for the
expense of the children's dinntr, &c.
The following are the Resolutions which were
enters,l into on this interesting occasion, Os
'Dean of ‘VINCHESTER being in the Chair, anit
as we are anxious that every publicity should be
given to these Noble National Institutions, we
insert the whole of thetwat length ; at the same
time expressing our readiness to insert the 1):o.s
ceedings of all similar Institutions,. in " Tkic
SUN," free of expense

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Resolved Unanirnowly,
Ist.—(Ou the routitio of the Right Hon. Fernrgei Bourne,
M.P. seconded by 3. Firming, EA'. MO sheritt)—That thee
thanks of this Meeting he gtVen tei t heMO!ral Onntoittee"
fur the very satistitetory report this day read of the progress
and proceedings of the Society.
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(Olt the nintton of the Very Rev. the Dean of Winches-
ter, seconded by the Rev. Ardideascon fltio%)—'Chat ttr
thanks.of thin Merting be given to R. Littlt•hales; Esq. Trea-
mire'', and to the Rev. C. A. ;Nloys-q, and the Rev; Ftederiek
Iremonger, Secretaritts.
3. (Ott the motiOn of the Very Rev. the Dean of Win-
chesterLseconded by the Rev. Archdeacon thiolo—That
Littlehaies, Eq. be rt-eitelvd Tt casurer tar the ensuing

• year.
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1 t 4. (On the motion of the Rev. A:chdecon flook,.sectindeit
by the itev. Shot)—Tnat the cordial thanks of
the General-Coaimitt et, an,l the body of SetFeeihees a5!,911-
bled at this Meeting, he conveyed to the Rev. V. Ireinottger
't for his liherat compliance with their on inittions r. quest to
continue biL valuable services, and to retain the office of Se-
cretary, which they duly appreciate as tacrifice of great
jersonal cotivenieuee to the interests of like Institution.
,
Restoveu—'a nat they cheerfully adopt the :following rt°so.-
Intions, being calculated to exonerate Mr.'''. Irenionger Iron*
a part of the laborious duties which have so long occupied
the•greater portion of his tune and aAteritien, viz.:—
That an .assistant Secretary be appurnti d to Mr.-Frederick
frenionger, with a talitry of 301._ per tintiarn.

That Mr. George Gale be appointed :Assistant Setretar,
and that lie be sent to the National Sehool, London, for tn.!
purpose of being made perfectly acquainted with Dr.
system.
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That at every Annual Meeting of the Society a Chairmari
he elected, who shall be requested tsi preside: at the Mtinthly
Committees, or, in,case of his absence, td appoint a Deputy.
That the Meetings of the General Committee he holden itt
future the Ist day of every month (except it occur on H Sun-
day, when it shall be holden the following slay), inStead of
once in every fortnight, for conducting the general business
of the Society.
That the Archdeacon he requested to accept the office .-of
Chairman for the ensuing year.
That the ordinary business, and disciplinb of the Central
School, he superiutended by a Sub-Committee to be annually
elected, of twelve Gentlemen, from whom two Visitors shall
be appointed for each week.
That the Secretary, easurer, and Visitors for tle
he empowered to 'call a Special Committee.
That in consequence ef Vr. Ireintinger being unable to
continue his annual examination
,of the Hampshire Schools,
Mr. George Gale be scot to any School that may require tem-
porary inspection; on application from the Parochial Minister
or Superintending Committee.
'That on Mr. Gale heing requested at any School, his et-
pences be paid by the persons applyihg; or, should the Funeit
of the School be insufficient, the General Commiti ee with
take into consideration whether they can defray any and what
pact of such expenses. ,
5. (On the elation of the Vet y Rev. the Dean of Winches-
ter, seconded by the Rev. Dr. Soil),
In consequence of a•letter leson the Bishop of Winellester,
regretting his inability to attend the Meeting.
Resolved—That the General CoMinittee, and thO Friends
of the Institution assembled" on this occasion, return their
respectful thanks to the bard Bisnop of Winchester, for his
ultb fir cummutlication, and sincerely regret the eauSes
which prevent lilt Lordship's personal attendance, and Oirtc-
thin in the concerns of the Society.
That the lioneral Committee are highly gratified by file
assurance.of his Lordship's approbation of tiaeir lxbnr.is, and
beg leave to enclose a copy of the rbsolntions esiterd into at
the Gesetal Meeting held this day; Jelly Ic2.
6,—(On the motion of John Illackburric, tsq. tccontlett by
the Rev. Frederick Beadins),
In consevenCe of the Very impriver!slscd state oftheFunds
of the 'National Society, :rod the jostle:ion; fiberalitv exercised
in the disposal of them, as sys.ll as the material a-sistaved
which the Hampshire Society has, in sfirions instances, de,
rived from uniting mid co-operating with that Ss.eiety;—
Resolved—That the General Committee of the Hampshire
Society, supported by the Subscrihers and Friends of the In-
stitution, assetnb!ed at the sixth Annual Meeting, beg td
consider the Ha. formerly received from the Nat tonal any,
defy, as a loan, which, 'with -their cordial thanks, they aro'
now happy in being enabled to reptty.
7. (On the motion of the Rev. the Archdeacon of WirfekseVis
ter, seconded by J. Blackburn, El )—'l'l,A. Ilse 'MAW** of
this tile, tng he given to the Itev. Recin.:ll, fur his ,xce"tse
lent Rll4 impressive discourse in Lehalt of the Chalitv, sod
at the suggestion of Mr. Sturges Dom pe,that allow
the Committee to print it.
S.- (On the motion of the Rev. Archdeacon Short; t4ttorided
by the Rev. H. Sissiourej--Tliat the Thanks of this sleeting
be given to the Ladies' Commitiee, fur their kind eaertious
iu superi Aerating the Girls' School.
5. (Olt the nostdors of Walter Long; Esq. segtorded by the
Rev. t he "th 81,10.. of this Meeting hegiven
to the Mayor and Corporation of Winchester; for t!;e use
St..lolds House on this oetasion, and lot sh," ikia,st they,
have Uniformly taken in tit(' concerns of the Society:
10. sUti Cie motion of It. Littlehales, Esq. seconded by ti.
Rev. Archdeacon )look).-s-That the Thanks Of this Mersin,*
be gives. to the Rev. L. Clarke, for Ids kindness and ability
iu sakiatirn; fur the Itev. F. Itemainger on this occasion.
11. 109 the !mita), of Sir John Waiter Yullen, Ilan. se-
conded by the Rev. Tfioraas Carnier)--1 bat the Thanks .0*
this Meeting he given to the Vet) We. the Lean of Witt/shut-
ter, for bis able conduct its the Chair.