The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-06 00:00:00

OF LONDON.

Yesterday a meeting for the conference of degrees
by the University of London wee held at the rooms of the ,
Royal Society, Somerset House ; the Earl of BURLIXOTON,
the Chancellor, Fielded.
The AEGISTRAK read a report, which stated that
Owen's College, Manchester, tke Bedford Grammar Schools.
I end the Breton Independent College had been placed in
connexion with the university. In the put year 214 can-
didates had been admitted to matriculation ; of these ten
had distinguished themselves by their attainments when
under examination for honours in mathematics and natural
philosophy, of whom one had obtained en exhibition ; ten
had distinguished themselves in classics, of whom one had
obtained an exhibition ; nine in chemistry, of whom one
had obtained a prise of books; three in zoology ; and
three in botany, of whom one lied obtained a similar prise.
Twenty-seven candidates had passed the first examination
for the degree of bachelor of medicine; of these, eight had
distinguished themselves in anatomy and physiology, of
whom one had obtained an exhibition and a gold medal,
and another a gold medal; live had distinguished them-
selves in chemistry, of whom one had obtained an exhibi-
tion and a gold medal, sod another a gold medal; eight
had distinguished themselves in materia medics and phar-
maceutical chemistry, of whom one had obtained an exhi-
bition and a gold medal, and another a gold medal; and
fin had chstinguished themselves in botany, of whom one
had obtained a gold medal. Nineteen candidates nail
passed the examination for the degree of bachelor of medi-
cine; of these, four bail distinguished themselves in phy-
siology and comparative anatomy, of whom or.e had
obtained an exhibiti,m nod a gold medal, and another a
gold medal; five had distinguished themselves in surgery,
of whom ou.; hail obtained a scholarship and a go. ! m, dal,
and another a gold medal; four had disinguialii d them-
selves in medieine, of whom one had obtained a nholar
ship and a gatd medal, and another a gold
medal; and one had distinguished himself in midwifery.
Five candidates had passed the examination fur the degree
of Bachelor of Laws, of w liom four had distinguished them-
selves in the principles of legislation, and one had obtained
the university law scholarship. Forty-nine candidates had
paned the ex iminatiun for the degree of Barbel. r of Arts ;
of these, six had distinguished themselves in mathematics
and natural philosophy, and one had obtained the univer-
sity scholarship ; seven had distinguished th• mochas in
classics, of whom one had obtained the univeni.y scholar-
ship; two bad didin2uished themselves in chemistry, of
whom one had obtained a prise ; six had distinguished
themselves in animal physiology, of whom one hail obtained
the prise; and two had distinguned themselves in botany.
Four graduates had passed the voluntary examination an
the text of the scriptures and in scripture tiistory, of whom
one had obtained a prize, as having being placed in the first
class. Twu candidates had paned the examination for the
degree of Master of Arts. Eight candidates had obtained
the degree of Doctor of Medicine, of whom one had ob •
mined a gold medal fur his commentary on a case in mein-
eine.

The names of the candidates who had obtained honours,
scholanhips, exhibitiusis, medals, and prizes, in 18 il, were
as follows :
Dacron or Msuieimr.—Robert Greene, Guy's Hebei-
W, gold medal for a commentary on a case iu medicine.
BACHELOR or LAMP.. -110 ROUTS in the Principles of
Legislation—Alfred Wills, University College, University
law Scholar. Equal:—Samuel Bruce. University Col-
lege ; John Uotch Hepburn, University College; Charles
Hamilton Palmer, University College.
BACHELOR or XEUICINE.—//0/10UFS in Physio:oly and
Comparative Anateasy—Jobn Russell Reynolds, 1. nicer-
sty College, ruivereity Medical Scholar and Medalist ;
David Henry blonelcon, King's College, Medalist ; Wil-
liam Gelling, Guy's Hospital ; Edward Abraham flencock
Head, College. Honours in Siagery—Edward
Abraham Haucock Head, King's College, University Medi-
cal Scholar and Medalist; Henry 1 hempen, Uuiversity
College, Medalist ; John Russell Reynolds, University Col-
lege; George May, King's College John Sherwood
Stocker, Guy's Hospital. Honours sa Medicine—John
Russell Reynolds, University College, University Medical
Scholar and Medalist; Hoary Thompson, University Col-
lege, Medalist ; Edward Abraham Hancock Head, King's
College ; John Sherwood Stocker, Guy's Hospital.
honours in Midwifery—Henry Thompson, University
College.
Bacuni.on or Azers—llonostrs in Mathematics and No- I
Gael Philosophy.—William Gurney, University Cull, ge,
University scholar; John Edward Bytheway, Wesleyan
College Institution, Taunton ; Edward Wyndham Tarn,
University College, equal. John Charles Addyes S.ott,
Manchester New and University Colleges; Joseph Powell,
University College ; Henry Carne Oats, University College.
llnnours us Classus.—John Charles Add es Stott, Manches-
ter New and University Colleges, University scholar;
Thomas Hodgkin' University College; George Frederic
Holley Sykes, Lancashire Independent College, equal.
Richard Child Heath, University College ; 1 heopLilue
Dwight Hall, University College; Edward James Stephen
Dicey, King's College ; Edward Fry, University College.
Monours us Chemistry —William Roberts, University
prizeniser Henry Stone Lambert, Queen's College,
Birmingham. 'Honours in Animal Physiology --William
Roberts, University College, prizeman ; George Buchanan,
University College; Edward Fry, University College; John
Deddoe, University College ; henry Carne Oats, University
College; James Rae, University College. Ifeoesurs to
Veyint&le Physiology and Structural Iletany.—Georgo Bu-
chanan, University College ; William Roberts, University
Col cge, equal. Exansimalion in Test of .ti riptedris awl in
Seriptsue William Dale, Spring Hill
College, pi nelson.
FIRST EXAMINATION TOIL TILE DEGREE OF BACHELOR
OF 1111DICINS—HINSAOS in Anatomy and l'hysielogy.—
Thomas Hillier, Cuiversity College, Exhibitioner and
Medalist; Julius Waldemar de Tuazelmann, University
College, Medalist; William Roberto, University College;
James Ekiu, University College; William Edward Robb',
King's College ; Josiah Ramekin, Guy's Hospital ;' Henry
Vaudyke Carter, St. George's Hospital; John Newnhasn
Winter, Guy's Hospital. Honours in CAemistry.—William
Roberts, University College, Exhibitioner and Medalist;
Josiah Ramskill, Guy's Hospital, Medalist; Thomas Hil-
lier, University College ; Julius Wuldemar do Tuuzelmann,
University College; -Henry Vandyke Carter, St. George's
Hospital. Honours is Matsria Medico and Pharmaceleteal
Chtmistry„—Josiah Ramskiii, Guy's Hospital, Exhibi-
tioner and Medalist; Julius Waldemar de Turin:mann,
University College, Medalist; Thomas Hillier, University
College; William Boyd Musket, University College; John
Newaham Winter, Guy's Hospital; James Ekin, . oiver-
aity College; Henry Briggs, University. College ; William
Roberts, University College. Honours in Botany.—Julius
Waldemar de Tunzelmann, University College, Medalist ;
Thomas Hillier, University College; Josiah Ramekin,
Guy's Hospital; Henry Briggs, University College; John
Newnham Winter, Guy's Hospital.
MATILICULATION.—Homours Os Mathematics and Natural
PoilosopAy.—Horace William Smith, King's College, Ex-
hibitioner; Barnett Abrahams, University College ; Wil-
liam Grain, Kies's College, and Philip Edward Mien,
private tuition, equal; Thomas Bolton, King's College;
William Fieldale Moulton, Wesley College, Sheffield;
Joseph Upton Davis, Amersham Grammar School; Henry
Turner, Manchester New College ; James Mapper Smith,
private tuition • Alfred;William Bennett,University College.
Rowers in Cl:essies.—Joseph Abbott Temple, King's
Exhibitioner; Thomas Johnston, private tuition ;
George Waugh, private tuition, and James Thoraely
Whitehead, Manchester New College, equal; John Fre-
deric Cheetham, private tuition; John Earle, Stepney
College; John Charles Thorogood, University College;
William Savory Cotton, King's College, and Edward
Tucker Howell, King's College, equal ; Henry Charles Hull,
University College. Honours in chemistry.—W illiam Price
Joon, University College, prieeman; Francis Thomas
Bond, Queen's College, Birmingham; Thomas Edwin
Burton Brown, Guy's Hospital ; Samuel Haywood Black-
more, University College ; William Cattell, King's Col-
lege, end John Charles Thorogood, University College,
equal; Edward Claptoo, St. Thomas's Hospital; Philip
John Worley, University College; Christopher Welston,
Qaeen's College, Birmingham. Honours in Botany.—lho-
mos Edwin Burton Brown, Guy's Hospital, prizeman •
Alfred William Bennett, University College; Edward
Clapton, St. Thomas's Hospital. Honours in Zoology.—
Francis Thomas Bond, Queen's College, Birmingham;
Christopher Wolaton, Queen's College, Birmingham;
James Howard Thornton, King's College.
DIGRESS PRESINTED.— Henry Hyde Salter, M.D.,
King's ; Robert Grosse, M.D., Samuel Osborne Haber-
shoo, M.D., and John Braxton Hicks, M.D., Guy's Hos-
tti ; Arthur Hill Hassell, M.D., and James Jones, M.D.,
al College of Surgeons in Ireland; William Bird Hera-
pa M.D. Bristol and London Hospital ; Charles Bland
Radcliffe,' M.D., Leeds School of Medicine; Edward
Aldus Leatham, M.A, University College; Philip Chap-
man Barker, M.A., Spring-hill College ; Samuel Bruce,
LL 8., John Gotch Hepburn, LL.B., llsmilton Charles
l'almsr, LL.B.. and Alfred Wills, LL.B., University Col-
lege; Henry Thompson, M. 8., University College; Lionel
Smith Beale, Y. 8., Samuel Uriffith, M.D., Edward Abra-
ham Hancock Head, M.D., and David Henry Monckton,
M.B. King's College; Richard Hunt, M.B. William
Odlag, M. 8., and John Sherwood Stocker, 74.13.. Guy's
Hospital; Peter Lodwick Burchell, M. 8., Westminster
Hospital; George Buchanan, 8.A., Wilt' id Samuel Clear,
BA., Cheeks Henry Derby, 8.A., John Wiison Dubourg,
8.A., Edward Fry, 8.A., William Gurney, 8.A., Richard
Child Heath, BA., noised Kibble Hervey, 8.A., Thomas
Hodgkin, B.A. John William Janson, 8.A., Henry Cam e
Oats, 8.A., William Roberts, 8.A., and John Warren,
8.A., University College.
The degrees, modals, mad prism wee eauferrad in MC-
samida by 1611 Cbeneellor, and the proceedings terminated.

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THE RAJAH OF CoonG, a principality of liindoe-
ten, on the Western Gimes, arrived yesterday at Seuth-
sunptan by the Engine. lie came over to England to have
his daughter educated, a singular and inters sing event in
the history of the native princes of India. The Rajah ate
and drank with the li:imagers during the voyage. His
daughter is an intelligent and interesting child. Ile was
accompanied by NNW' Drummond as his guide. Ills ser-
a yams were six in numb,T. The l'rinco and • portion of
his family and suite, aA coon as they landed, were con-
ducted to Radley's Hotel, where apartments were taken
fur them for last night, and they stew be expected in Lon-
don in the course ofto-day. A portion of the family con-
sisted of two of his wives. They were kept rigidly secluded
in a cabin during. the ,oyage to prevent the crew and pas-
sengers from looking at them. They were kept on board
until it was dark, and tLen secretly conveyed to Hadley',
Hotel.
EiIIIEWeDII9.Y AND RAILWAY.—
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live stuck, 61. 10s. 01.; merchandise and mite rale,
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