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London, England, 1828-06-28 00:00:00

KING'S COLLEGE, LONDON.
THE Provisional Committee-of King's Col-
lege, London, in enhinitting to the Public the Reso-
tutione unanimously passed at the Alte ing holden in Free-
Tl44°fle"ehall, on Saturhey last, thi4 t nesessary to prove
L vZar *ants the ereireriee inkmane.tie undertaking
',e 'AM is ncisef:iii progresOkiti 'Alcor, nt themselves with
‘lpreesing theit:libpe that:it meet with a prompt and
"liberal 'support...
It may, however, he necessary to have it distinctly un-
'fetoed that no intention is entertained of erecting in the
lest
-ropolis an University witli the power of conferring
Nreee.
4t a MEETING of the FRIENDS of this INSTITU-
TION, holden at the Freemasons' Tavern, on SATIL-
b 1/4ST, the 2lst June, 1828,
qls Grace the Duke of WELLINGTON, is the Chair ;
It was 'unanimously resolved—
t. That it is the opinion of this Meeting that a College
for
,generat education be founded in the Metropolis, in
"ehi while the various branches of literature and science
are- made the subjects of instruction, it shall be an essene
4."! Part of the system to imbue the minds of yoeth with
"owledge of the doctrines and duties of Christianity, as
,
-444kated by the Uuited Church of England and Ireland.
IL That the King having been graciously pleased to
‘ ,
'aify his approbation of the establishment Of this Col-
ell. hie Majesty be most respectfully requested to take it
4l'Ller his Royal Patronage, and permit it to be entitled
king's College, London."
111. That the following be approved as the general out-
ii
4 of the plan on which the College is to be founded and
',,edueted ,_..._
" 1. A liberal and enlarged course of education to be
Punned, adapted to the respective ages of the students.
I' College to be divided into two departments,—a higher
'Pertinent for the elder, and lower department for the
Y'lloger.
" 2. The system to comprise religious and moral in-
:``„..ltetion, clerical learning, history, modern languages,
,tltithetnatice, natural philosophy, medicine and surgery,
,tenistey, jurisprudence, &e., and to be so conducted as
::Provide in the most effectual manner for the two great
Assts of education—the communication of general know-
' "die, and specific preparation for particular. professions.
1„ "The benefit of attending any course of lectures in the
'‘ther branches be allowed to all who may be disposed to
4141 themselves of it, under such regulations as may be
l'itecribed.
" 3. Resident students to be received within the walls
°I„ the College under such rules of discipline, and to such
Ilil extent, as may hereafter be determined.
" 4. The College to be placed under the superintendence
tie Principal, with a competent number of Professors and
'4tors.
Varroa—Hie Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury.
The following to be Governors in virtue of their offices :
His Grace the Archbishop of York.
The Right lion. the Lord High Chancellor.
The Right lion. and Right Rev. • the Lord Bishop of
Louden. -
t The Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice of the King's
°etch.
The Rht Hon. the Secretary of State for the Home
Department.
The'Right Hon. the Speaker of the house of Commons.
The Dean of St, Paul's.
The Dean of Westminster.
11 The Right Hun. the Lord Mayor.
of Whom all appointments are to be approved, and the fun-
„'olental regulations respecting the discipline and course of
.'4eatioia sanctioned.
" S. A Committee of Management, or Council, to be
'4osen from the Donors and Subscribers, which, together
with the official Governors, shall 'conduct the general af-
tre of the Institution ; one-fourth of the elected Members
to
to out by retation,every year, but to be capable. of im-
'4diate re-election.
~" 6. The buildings of the College to he erected on a plan
woich will admit of being extended in the most ample man-
'l4 to meet the demands of the public.
"7. The funds to be raised by donations, and by sub-
'ziptions for shares of 1001. each. The annual dividends
4:..1 the former to be applied to the benefit of the Institution ;
t
144 of the latter to be paid to the Subscribers. The die
t4eleds in no case to exceed 4. per cent. ore the money ad-
-1
e kigid.
" The Subscribers' capital to be payable by inetalmente,
',,i_d the shares in the same to be transferable with the sane-
,q4 of the Committee.
" All surplus income, after payment of dividends, &c.,
to to in aid of a fund for endowments, exhibitions, annual
Prizes, &c. •
``The work not to be commenced till the whale tun
titan or subscribed fur amount to 100,0001.
e" Preference, in the admission of students, to be given to
,'1 eominees of donors to the amount of 501., and to those
'''' shareholders."
IV. That a Provisional Committee, of twenty-seven
P'flions, be now appointed which shall take all necessary
steps for carrying these resolutions into effect, and prepare
' t'e details to be submitted to a future meeting.
eel'. That the following persons be members of this Coen-
' ""ttee, with power to supply vacancies, and to add to
their numbers, if they shall see fit:—
i His Grace the Duke of Rutland
The Most Noble the Marquis of Bute
1 The Most Noble the Marquis Camden
1 The Right Hon. Earl Brownlow
The Right Honourable and Right Reverend the
0 Bishop of London
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chester
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Llaudaff
The Right Hon. Lord Bexley
The Right Hon. the Vim-Chancellor of England
The Right Mon. Sir John Nichol], M.P.
Sir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., M.P.
Sir Charles Price, Bart.
Sir Henry Halford, Bart.
Sir Astley Patton Cooper, Bart.
Sir John Richardson
His Majesty's Solicitor-General
The Venerable Archdeacon Cambridge
1 The reverend Dr. D'Oyly
,d Alderman Atkins
\ William Ward, Esq. M.P.
ei William Hamilton, EN.
William Sotheby, Esq.
iOl ' William Cotton, Esq.
Benjamin Collins Brodie, Esq.
)1 Edward Hawke Locker, Esq.
John Diston Powles, Esq.
, The Reverend John Lonadale.
VI. That Henry Nelson Coleridge, Eq., Barrister a•
PLAW, be appointed Secretary.
y VII. That books fur donations and subscription shares
V he immediately opened at all the banking houses.
il k LIST OF DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTION SHARES
4 Shares of
myself t°
F 4 1001 cacti
right °le I/
The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury ,-i 1000 0
led free": The Lord Bishop of London lOOO 0
The Lord Archbishop of York 5OO 0
adical o‘Hilli
The Duke of Rutland
louse of del The Lord Bishop of Durham 500 0
re inters A Lady unknown 5OO 0
401", The Duke of Wellington 3OO 0
Jill...Alit '‘,o c The Marquis of Bristol 4300 0
user, elf llie Lord Bishop of 'Winchester
„ eio, sight Hon. Robert Peel, 'M.P. '3oo 0
equal (icio.:4' Tie Lord Archbishop of Arsnagli .... 200 0
dishedtt e,TheLord Bishop of St. Asaph 9OO 0
red/ w The Lord Bishop of Carlisle
In' A reins The Lord Bishop of Chester
Pot and ' The Lord Bishop of St. David's
ieee the r. . 0
ill The Lord Bishop of Ely
the queiner The Lord Bishop of Llaudaff 2OO 0
loesibie r eTheLord Bishop of Lincoln .
„Ir. ,:he Right Hon. the Speaker 2OO 0
etviee° ::),,, R. Fountayne Wilson, Esq. M.P.
wh°
rite,Jo . Sir James Langhans, Bart.
who siejei.°6 ,The Dean of Westminster
corn d'i Joshua Watson, Esq.
•d hi' e:4)/, lice., Dr. Richards 2OO 0
mob° ryJo . Rev. H. H. Norris
er lived,
re, e The Earl of Aberdeen lOO 0
the I),''.e The O.
car ihe Earl of Abingdon lOO
Irish' '•otd Ashley ............
.........,,,. e..../e/.. The Advocate-General ..
COPThr- Attain Askew, Esq.
----------' I 1.‘!,. Alderman Atkins .................. 100 0 Two Di,
sir. 1 .l The Earl Browelow ..................100 0
on, 3'l.' 1 l'ord Beresford ........................100 0
f, ;-ord Bexley ........................... 100 0 Ten Dit
Well' 1 .G. B. Estcourt, Esq. M.P....... 100 0
T. tb' A
I°hn Peter Boileau, Esq. ............ 100 0
Jersey, 'iltehtleacon Bayley lOO 0
in. , "'lllo Bladee, Esq.
..4 dosses. Barclay, Tritton, and Cu.
h, Iloxtoee. :,
rkv. Dr. Burney lOO 0
t, to Mi's ' .1„11, Marquis Camden
It Coultl'"' ./ i'e Earl of Clarendon lOO 0
"e Earl of Clanwillion lOO 0
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v. Archdeacon Cambridge
m_ place, i ''''' Astl P. C Bart
w„.. ey ooper, • 100 0
lie I.‘,'hain Colton, Esq.
j 'Him Davis, Xeq.
1' Doreet'f
1 ,Pllll Delatield, EA(' lOO 0
seeee7_. -19,-1,2g1, Dick, Esq., M.P.100 0
-e—siii4 Oil! '4" t i n Dick, Esq., M.P.

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