The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-08 00:00:00

ROYAL 13111T/177101t OF °SEAT RsiTATIC—At the
general monthly misting hold on Monday, April S the
Rev. J. Barlow, ILA., F.A.S., Vice.Presideat, in the chair,
Laren Francis Torsos Harcourt, Eng., B A., William
Harry, Eag., F.R.C.&L., Joseph Norma Lear; Big.,
7.8.A.5., Paul Jell= Beater, Reg., Oetaras
Reg. Frederick Thompson, Sag. Robert Wigrari,B6Z.,
ware sleeted meenben of the Roe Institution, and Camel
Disbar, A. Pope, Fag., John iviortoo, Fag., John R.
Roma, M.D., were admitted members of the Royal NMI.
trios, The presents reesived since the last meeting were
I laid ea the table. and the thanks of the members retuned
for the same.
ROYAL COLLEGE OF 817ROIONS OF INOLAND. -
The following garlsmen prised their primary examiaatioas
le anatomy and plipiology at a meeting of the Court of
Pamainers os the lth Met.. led when eligible will be ad-
mitted to the ppaarr mainirtioe :—Marra. T. H. Appleby.
A. Baer. H. and G. Grewcock, students of Uni.
veer* Collar Hespiiel ; B. L. Powue, G. V. Langworthy,
and A. H. Brewer of Bri. Bartholomew's Hospital: T.
Edgekiw. and J. Canty, of St George's Hospital • W. P.
Hark R. F. Tamer, sad B. R. Daglidt, olLiorredisi Ace-
prat; J. Z. Adam and J. H. Crider of . the Hos-
pital; H. J. Berlin and W. T. B. Maar. of St. Mary's
Heepital ; J. W. Jones adW. B. Shore. of the Charing-
mom Hospital ; J. leaps mid Y. A. Wood, of King's Col.
lags Hospital ; E. Armoring, of the Middlesex Hospital ;
O. J. Cullingworth and C. W. E Foster, of Swede; E.
Masher and J. Lloyd, of Birmingham ; J. Moorhead, Bel-
fast; and J. M. Fisher. of Etta
LORD PALKIIIIITOII4 VISIT TO SCOTILIIID.--Ou
Saturday morning, Lord Palmerston, accompanied by Mr.
Cowper and Mr. Ailey, kft Riecestoe-home, the seat el
Sir William Giber Ornig, for Curriertstion, on the Car-
&WOO Railway, ea whir the 10 a.m. armee tease stopped,
ley appointment, to take up the oobr lord and party.
lard Palmerston we ricosaganied to the station by Sir
William Giber •
rg and family, Tinniest
M.P., Lord CsnisbSl, the Rev. Mr. Langwill,D=
geotlemeti. There was a large forret of the village, sod the
Premier took his darner at 10.15 amidst the loud sheen
of the assemblage. Oa the train reselling Carlisle, his lord-
ship was welcomed by a great crowd of the citrons.
liotwithatetuding his bard work in Scotland, be looked
even fresher than be did when be rased through Carlisle
lea the pertain Saturday. He was received with a hearty
I sheer, sad, escorted by Mr. Jeers, secretary to the station
committee, be walked about the platform, and was coo.
i ducted to a place whence be could view psi; of the ancient
1 border city. A very amusing incident thee occurred. A
keel photographer made application to Lord Pelmerstou
ter remisnion to take hie portrait. His lordship, with the
Manor good humour at once complied with the artist's re.
ra, and took ofi his overcoat, with the sir of a men
peeling* for a pugilistic encounter, amidst the laughter
sad cheers d the crowd who formed a ring around him.
The camera was at heed, sad the artist's bead was
soon concealed beneath the black cloth, and
the sable Premier, evidentty enjoys the affair, pot
himself into attitude to his most jaunty style. So anxious
was his lordship to comply with the wishes of the photo-
grapher, and what he arbiter conceived to be the wishes of
the citizens, that he naked whether or not he was to take off
his travelling cap ; and as the crowd were premise rather
too close be salted them to by hied enough to stand beak.
• adding, " Thaler I am perfectly still, you know it won't do."
The artist put the *obis viscount in the proper position, and
soon completed the operation. Lord Palmerston then re-
sumed his overeat amidst the loud cheer. of the crowd,
who Monad highly pleased with his lordship's affability,
and the cheers wen renewed when he resumed his journey
to the south.