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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-26 00:00:00

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Mr. Andrew Orr John Woodall. Esq.
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Lawrence Peel Mr. W. J. Young
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Wansey

Mrs. Elmes was one of the guests, in company with Dr.
and Mrs. Reid, Professor and Mrs. Cockerel' haying left
the town.
We understand that .the Mayor, being anxious that as
many of the inhabitants as possible may have the pleasure
of viewing the splendid collection of paintings belonging to
John Naylor, Esq., and the drawings contributed by other
friends of the Mayor's, which were exhibited at his wor-
ship's soirée on Saturday evening last, will throw open the
rooms at the Town-hall for two or three evenings at the
beginning of next week. Admission to be by ticket.

THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION
•
THE PRESIDENT'S DINNER.

On Saturday, between 500 and 600 persons sat down to
the president's dinner, in the Philharmonic-hall. The Earl
of Harrowby was present, but having lost his voice by the
delivery of .his inaugurating address, the chair was taken
by Sir R. I. Murchison. Among those present were,—Mr.
Moncktou Milnes, M.P., Mr. G. Hadley, M.P., the lqayor
of Liverpool ; Mr. Fort, High Sheriff of the county ; Mr.
Spiers, Mayor of Oxford ; Professor Hopkins, ex-president
of the association ; Colonel Sykes, Mr. Tooke, Sir Charles
Lyell, Professor Forbes, Colonel Sabine, Professor Powell,
Adml. Beechey, Col. Chesney, and a large number of ladies.
After the usual loyal toasts, the CHAIRMAN gave " Suc-
cess to the British Association," coupling with it in lauda-
tory terms, " The Healthof the noble President." Sir Rode-
rick spoke highly of the address delivered by the Earl of
Harrowby, at the opening meeting, and recalled the time
when, 17 years ago, at the last meeting of the association
in Liverpool, the then Lord Sandon had presided over the
statistical section. He touched lightly upon a topic which
had been alluded to by the noble earl—the scanty rewards
given by the State to scientific merit, and said that,
though men of science we, e not beggars, and did not
seek for emoluments, they still did think that among their
ranks were individuals, not blessed with wealth, who
ought to be sustained by the wealth of the country and
the Crown.

" The Health of the Mayor and Corporation of Liver
pool, and thanks to them for their hospitality," was re-
sponded to by the Mayor, Mr. J. B. LLoyn.
In acknowledging the toast, " The Universities of the
British Empire and all the Learned Societies," Professor
POWELL, of Oxford, alluded, amid great cheering, to the
subject of university reform. He was glad to see that the
university question was now looked upon as the people's
question. The measure of last session was one which
passed through both houses with a degree of suocess not
at all anticipated, and the grand point which crowned and
and consolidated the whole work—the abolition of reli-
gious tests—was marvellously and unexpectedly brought
is rind carried, Ay did trat tluit Jawl Wu ism,