The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-24 00:00:00

MILITARY.

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ArontremuEs' Hat.L.—Names of gentlemen who
passed their examination in the science and practice of me-
dicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thursday,
May —Henry Thompson, Croydon; Alfred Carpenter,
Ruthwell, Northomptoushire ; Edward Wilmshurst Tait,
Ileytesbury, Wilts; Henry Joseph Herschel Gritsbach,
Millington, Yorkshire ; Francis Martin, Brighton.
AMllanlo:4 OF EXHIBITORS. Another meeting
of the exhibitors in the Crystal Palace has been hcia,
at Crosby Hall, for the purpose of receiving the repvrt of
the committee appointed to wait an the Royal Commis-
sioners. The report of the committee was read. It stated
that in obedience to their instructions they bad met the
Rapti Commissioners for the purpose of urging the claims
of the exhibitors to a free admission to the Great Industrial
Palace during the whole continuance of the Exhibition.
The claims which they indiv Woolly urged were listened to
I with the utmost attention by the illustriouopresident and by
the noblemen and gentlemen forming the commission. HIS
Royal Highness Prince Albert seemed to intimate that any
exhibitor who could show sufficient cause for the presence
' of himself or an assistant in order to explain such article,
and inventions which could not be understood without a
proper explanation, would receive a card of admission en-
, oblong them to enter the building at any time of the day;
but that indiscriminately free admissions could on no ac-
count be granted. The inability of hundreds of in-
' genious artisans, who had long laboured to produce works
worthy of being admitted to the great show to pay for ad-
miasiou, was then strongly urged, but with; uo oval/.
During the proceedings a communication we. received
from the Royal Commissioners, conceding admissions
under certain restrictions to those exhibitors only
who could show that it was absolutely necessary that
they should be present. It was agreed to prepare a
general protest against the illiberality of the arrange-
ments, to be offered for signature to all the exhibitors.