The Express.
London, England, 1849-07-13 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
CIRENCESTER.
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List of prizemen at general examination for the
merlon ending June, 1849:
AORICULTURE.-111t. T. W. Mayo, of Yeovil; 2ad. V.
Rim, of London.
CURSISTRY.—Iit. T. R. Luzmore, of Liverpool; 2nd. C.
Lethbridge, of Exeter.
NATURAL HISTORT.-I.t. R. Holland, of Mobberley,
Cheshire ; 2nd. T. W. Mayo, of Yeovil, and E. J. Lam-
bert, of Chien, eq.
VITERINART PRACTICE.—Iet. G. Nieholle, of Wraxall,
Somerset; 2nd. H. J. Carter. of Coventry.
MATURMATICS, R. Holland, of Mot:Alert°, ; 2nd.
V. Rice, of London.
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SUR% EYING AND ENGINEERING.— let. V. Rice, of 1.3 n.
doe ; lad. J. S. Clarke, of Teddington, Sony.

ST. CLEMENT'S DANES.—HOLBORN ESTATE CHA-
It!Tr.—INAUGURATION OP VIZ FORTY ALVISHOUSP.3.—The
ceremony of :opening the pile of building erected in Garratt-
lane, Tooting, known as the St. Clement Dares liolhorn
Estate Charity, took place yesterday. The building, which
D in the Eliaabethian style, is equal, if not superior, in ap
pentanes to any alms houses in the metropoli., and :the in-
ternal economy and comfort ore admirable. Each occupant
has a parlour, r best room, sleeping apartment, and kitctmn.
The inmates are further provided with baths and wash-
houses, and the whole is inclosed in a very large space of
ground. The vmpany invited to meet the trustees sod ma-
nagers of the Holborn Estate Charity assembled, with
the recently-elected inmates, in the devotimal room.
Messrs. R. Twining and B. Dowling having aotdressed the
assembly. Mr. Twining stated he recollected when the St.
Clement Danes Almshouses were confined to a very narrow
ep it at the west end of the church. Afterwards they were
removed to a much airier situation, the back of St. Clement's.
inn Ball ; but now their la's, and he trusted final remove
was to one of the meat salubrious spots near Lmdon.—A
dinner was afterwards given at the Rising Sun Tavern,
Tootir g, in honour of the occision, the chair being filled by
V. G. Dowling. Esq. The usual loyal toasts having been
drunk, the health' of the senior trustee, Mr. To inbig, the
chairman tf the building e.itrmittee, and the Secretary,
and other parties interested in the ben( volert nu-
de ricking were given and responded to, after which the
company separated.

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAV, Two o'CLocx.

The English funds continue to eolith in the antici-
pations we previously exp:es•ed of an advance, which
are fully borne out by the p..‘sitien they at pr. sent
assume. Consols for account were first done at 92Z,
then at 1, and last at 93, and are at present quoted
921 to 3,4 at which they are firm ; for money they
were done at 921 and 93. The Three per
Cents. Reduced were done at 921,1, and 3. The
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 93; and 931.
Bank Stock is again higher; it was nt geciated at
198 i; and Exchequer Bills tho same as yesterday,
at 48s. and 61a. premium.
In the foreign secarities the market was rather
more animated, and the prices generally were well
maintained. The following shows the transactions of
the morning: Belgian, at 85 and 84!. Dutch 'lave-
and-a- Halt per Cents., at 51 and A ; the Four per
Cent. Certificates, at 801, 1, and 80. Mexican, ex
coupes, at 28 and ~ Portugui se Converted, at 31,
501, and t. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171 and 181;
ditto Passives, at 31.
The Fier& Reines at Paris have come 35c. better
than yesterday. They closed on the Bourse: The
Three per Cents. at 64.15; the Five per Cent,. at
88.15.