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1. That it is the opinion of this ,fleeting, that a College for
Foetal Education be founded in the Metropolis, in which, while
the various branches of Literature and Science are made the sub-
jects of Instruction, it shad be an essential tart of the system to
imbue the minds of youth with a knowledge of the doctrines and
duties of Christianity, as inculcated by the United Church of Rulg•
land and Ireland.
" •a. That the King hating been graciously pleased to signify his
-approbation of the Establishment of this College, his Majesty be
poet respectfully requested to take it tinder his Royal Patronage,
and permit it to be entitled King's College, London.

"S. That the following be approved as the general outline of
the plan on which the College is to be founded and conducted :
" First, A liberal and enlarged course of education to be pur-
sued, adapted to the respective ages of the Students. The College
to be divided into two Departsnents—a higher Department fur the
elder, and a lower Department for the pawner.
Secoml, The sy.tent to comprise religious and moral instruc-
tion, Classical looming, History, Modern. kansguages, Mathe-
matics, Natural Philosophy, Medicine and Surgery, Cheitistry,l
Jtulsprudenee, &c. and to be so conducted as. to provide lo the
most effectual manner for the two great objects of education—the
communication of general knowledge, and specific revocation for
particular professions. The benefit of attending any Course of
Lectures in the higher branches to be allowed to all who may be
disposed to avail themselves of it, under such regulations as may
be prescribed. •
Third, Resident Students to be received within the walls of
the College, under such Rules of Discipline, and to such an extent,
as may hereafter be deterntined.
Fourth, The Cul'ege to be placed under the superintendence of
Princip..l, with a competent number of Professors and Tutors.

" tisitor, Hiw Gi ace the Archbishop of Canterbury.—The fal-
lowing to be Governors in virtue of their ofices :—The Right
lion. the Lord High Chancellor, his Grace the Archbishop of
York, the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Justice of the King's
Bench, the Very Reverend the Dean of Westminster, the Right
Hon. the Secretary of State for the Home Department, the Right•
Hon. the Speaker of the House of Com:nails, the Very Reverend
the Dean of St. Paul's, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor; by
whom all appointments are to be approved, and the fundamental
regulations respecting the discipline and course of education sanc-
tioned.

" Fifth, A Committee of Management, or Council, to be chosen
from the Donors and Subscribers, which, together with the official
Governors, shall conduct the general affairs of the Institution—one-

fourth of the elected Members to go out by rotation every year, but
to be capable of immediate re-election.
" Sixth, The buildings of the College to be erected on a plan
etbich will kiosk of being extended in the most ample rummer, to
meet the demands of the public.
Seventh, The Funds to be raised by donations and by subscrip-
tions for Shares of .0100 each. The annual dividends on the former
to•be applied to the benefit of the Institution; those on the latter
to be pad to the Subscribers. The dividends in no case to ezzeed
Four per Gant. on.the money advanced. The Subscribers' Capital
to be pajable by ionaforent% and Abe Shares ia the saute to be
tramderable with the sanction of the Committee. All surplus
bowie, after payment of dividends, &c. to go in aid of a Fund for
endowments, exhibitions, annual prizes, &c. The work not to be
commenced till the whole sum given and subscribed for amounts
to AlOO,OOO. Preference in the admission of students, to be given
to the nominees of donors to the amount of 450, and to those of
sbareholders:
"4. That a Provisional Committee of twentyseven persons be

now appointed, which dull take the necessary steps for carrying
the! Resolutions into effect, and prepare the details to be submitted
to a future meeting.
ok That the following persons be Members of this Committee,
Idikiperer• supply vacancies, and to add to their numbers, if
*tkei sisall see at—

His. Grace the Doke of Rutland.
The Most Noble the Marquis of Bate.
The Most Noble the Marquis Camden.
The Right Hon. Earl Brownlow.
The Right Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
London.
Irtho Right Rev. the Lord &slum of Chester.
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Landaff.
The Right Hon. Lord Bexley.
Tilt Right Hon. the Vice-Clam:Aar of England.
The Right Hon. Sir J. Nichol, M.P.
• Sir &belt Harry Inglis, Bart. M.P.
Sir Charles Pries, Batt.
Sir Henry Milford, Bart.
Sir Astley Pastan Cooper, But,
Sir John Richardson
His Majesty's Solicitor-General:
The Venerable Archdeacon Cambridge.
The Rev. Dr. D'Oyly.
Alderman Atkins.
William Ward, Esq. M.P.
William Hamilton, Esq.
William Sotheby, Esq.
William Cotton, Eq.
renjamin Collins Brodie. Fs.
Edward Hawke Locker, Esq.
John Diston /bowies, Esq.
The Rae. John Lonsdale.
That Henry Nelson Coleridge, Esq. Barrie.; at Law, be ap-
pointed Secretary.
7. That !Awake for donations and subscriptions be lomodiately
opened at all the banking bettors.
(Signed) HENRY NELSON COLERIDGE, Sec.

KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the PRO-
PRIF.TORS of the KENNET and AVON CANAL.
NAVIGATION, will meet for the purpose of choosing Com-
mittee Men for the o:l4l,•rettt Districts for the Year ensuing, on
TUESDAY, the First Day of July, 18'28, at Eleven o'Clock in the
Forenoon, at the following places, that is to say—the Proprietors
resident in the Western Distric (comprising the Counties of
Somerset and Gloucester, and the cities of Bristol and Bath), at
the White Lion Inn, in 11mA-street, Bristol. The Proprietors
resident in the Wsitshire district (comprising the county of Wilts),
'at the Town Hall, in :Marlborough. The Proprietors resident in
the London district (comprising the cities of London and West
minster and elsewhere, within the limits of the Bills of Mortality),
at the city of London Tavern, 13ishopsgate.street, London;- and
the Proprietors resident In the Eastern District (comprising all the
residue of the said Proprietors), at the Torn► Hall, in Hunger.
ford —Dated the 20th day of June, i 4428.
THOMAS MERRIMAN Arm SON, Principal Clerk.

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