The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-15 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OAMBRIDGIC, NAY 13.

PROTIMODZIAL OKRITFICATE EXAMII-4110N.
Downing Professor of Medicine :—Fairclough, Mkt% ;
Kemp, John's ; Nelson, Giro Steele, John's ; Taylor,
Catli. Went, Cath.—(Signed) W. W. Fisher, M.D., Dows-
ing Professor ; G. E. Paget, M.D.

THE FORTHCOMING INTIZNATIONALL PHILLM-
THROPIC CONCREES.—Yesterday evening • conferees of
gentlemen, known for the interest they take in social sad
philanthropic movements, mumbled by invitation of Mr.
Samuel Gurney, M.P., at his residence 65, Lombard-street,
for the purpose of concerting a suitable representation of
the provident and charitable institutions of the metropolis
at the International Congress which is to be held in
London during the coming month. Mr. Gurney presided,
and among the gentlemen present were Mr. O.W. Hastings,
Mr. John M'Oregor, Mr. Robert Moir, Rev. J. B.
Owen, Rev. Dr. Cads:, Rev. Mr. Jervis, Mr.
Henry Roberts, leo. The conference was entirely of a,l
deliberative character. It was stated that at the,
forthcoming conference the chairman would read a paper on'.
the charities of London. After some conversation, the
chairman said the various questions relating to the charities
of London had long engaged his attention, and after con-
saltation with several gentlemen it had been agreed that the
Charities Register, which was intended to be • depository
of authentic information of every kind about the charities
of the metropolis, should be established.
ANOTHER TRADE OUTRAGE AT SHEFFIELD. —On
Tuesday morning it was discovered that another trade
outrage had been perpetrated at the Union grinding wheel,
Sheffield. The wheel had been broken into during the pre-
ceding night, and a number of tools, consisting of lam,
glaziers, polishers, bands, and horsing', the property of •
mwegrinder, named John Green, were destroyed. The
mill in which the tools were left is occupied by Green
coujointly with two other grinders, and was left in perfect
safety on Monday night. On Tusidsy morning it was dis-
covered that the mill had been broken into, and the aril.
eke indicated above removed. The tools of the other
grinders close by had not been meddled with. On making
• search it was found that Green's tools, which were of the
value of 121., had been thrown under the boiler fire and
destroyed. It appears that Green is a member of the
trades* union, and that he has had a misunderstanding with
them. Green has, however, annoyed some of his fellow-
grinders by taking work which he cannot himself execute,
but which his son can. lie has been requested to desist
from this course by some of the men who work at that de-
scriptioa of grindiori which he had been giving to his son,
and was told, it is said, that if he did not comply with their
wishes, he must take the consequences.
TRAGIC OCCORRVICE AT MANCHESTER. —A few
minutes before one o'clock yesterday afternoon, es an
umbrella repairer, whose name has not yet been ascertained, '
was walking through Watkins's-court, near Bridge-street,
Manchester, with a number of umbrellas under one arm,
he was seized by a woman named Mary Reynolds, who
charged him with keeping an umbrella she had given him
to repair about twelve months ago. The man denied all
knowledge of it, when the woman seised the umbrellas and
• walking stick which the man was carrying, and coin-
mewed beating him about the head with them. The man
ran into a street called Dolefield, pursued by the woos%
who continued to brat him, and titer a few blows lad
taken effect, he fell down. The woman rum away, and the
man wu lifted up in a dying state. Before medical aid
could be obtained he expired in the street. The woman Is
in custody. The affair created much excitement in the
neighbourhood. On examination of the man's head no out-
ward appearances were discoverable sufficient to account for
death,frd itinidieitaista.supirceede.i. th,tt.hegzaris pe.mrobaillytionsuffweowdrirm
be made before holding an inqueet.
The recorded investigations of eminent phy.
Wiens. es well es the happy experience of those who have taken
Dr. de Jor.41:11 ge
.iaßrown Cod Liver 041, containing peculiar
curative which no other posecesea, poseur in proving
that even in the most naprowdftg Mass of consumption Dr. de
Jorsgh's OH Wenrolled the bather progress of disease, end
neopieplidied, Is coneftless Instances, a complete cure. field
tieemeaki
cetrin 011 owled kettles, fa. ed.,4a 9d., and ilea., by Dr. de Jonah's
=tAar,. Harterd, said Co., Tf, Strand, London, and one-
-EAdver