The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-17 00:00:00

DIRECT COMMISSIONS.

The following is a list of the successful candi-
dates in the recent examination at Chelan Hospital for
direct commissions :
Order Names. Marks.
1 Willis, N. D'Orville . 0,798
2 Carnter, Y. H. 6,364
S ISMUenian, Hon. G
O. H 5,914
4 Primrose, Hon. LH. 6,036
5 Kißet. lies. W. F. 5.363
6 Thodow, R. H.
7 Berkeley, H. Y 6,076
8 Phipps, T. H.
9 Robbins, A. G. J 4,930
10 herestord, Lord liar.
cue Talbot de la
Poet
11 Hutton, LT. H.
12 Mundy, L. G.
13 Itatikes, T. H 4,212
14 Turner, Waiter John 4,163
15 Beck, J J. C 4,063
16 Byng, Hon. C. C. G 6,001
17 Richardson, Z. R.B. 4,080
18 Archer, F. W 3.906
19 Blain& R. A.
20 Seymour, A. C.
21 Berestord, Lord Wm.
Leslie de Is Poer . 3,701
22 Sampson, C. H.
23 Pratt, Lord Chas. R. 3,040
34 Havelock, O. B.
25 Creswell. G. G. R &MO
26 Lumley, J. R.
27 Ryley, F.
28 Ward, J. W.
29 Faulkner, O. X
37 Dmison, T
Si Wilkinson, C. St. 144 3,296
Wlllianuon, C. 11. J.
32 r G. L.
) Parse C. B.
St Can, T. E.
36 Dodd, John
116 Caledon, the Bart of 3,118
37 Gronow, W. L 3.1011
38 Cremate, J. 8.
30 Hare, C P.
40 Foster, J. F 2,990
41 Broadwood, A. .. 7,932
42 Willoughby, Hon G.
E. P.
43 Santiago& B. 2,918
44 carapbell.lia.lt.O.S. 2.979
as itanturly,the Karla 3,863
46 Wellesley, A. C 2,854
47 Walpole, H.
48 Wymer, R. A.
49 Whyte, 0. A. J. C 3.9113
60 Gardner, S. II 2.796

Order. Names. Narks.
61 Walmnd, W. 11 2,789
52 Godson, R. U 2,777
53 Martin, R. E. R 2.755
64 Wodehouse, Hue 2.750
56 Clark, K C.
56 Underwood, A. J 2,710
S:TS igli, J. A. 1
C. A.
:O. Mt:l.i'
2,522
61 Toler, J. O.
62 Goddard, A. A. .. • • 2,496
63 Starr, O. L. II 2,492
64 Passion, W. IL -
66 Dupplin, Visosont 2,434
116 Moberly, J. C 2,429
67 Raymond, D
OS Laisall, R. L
94 Smith, J. 9 2,380
70 Williams, John
71 Scott, W. Y.
71 Lindssy, Hon. J. L 2,335
78 Croalge, P.
74 Phillips, F. • 2,2.60
76 Knox, V.
76 Knollys, F. R. 2,200
77 Coding, A.
78 Kinchant, J. C 2,105
79 Dalton, J 2,085
80 Flaw, T. V 2,079
81 baton. C.
82 Viriao, J. H.
83 Ma'am, J. W.
84 Gilson B. L 1,937
85 Olendoowln, W. R.
Kirwan, 1,925
86
97 Saner, W. C. L 1.877
88 Napier, How, J, 8 1,867
89 Cookson, C. 0.
90 Olphert, W 1,826
91 Wbittock, J. S l,OlO
92 Poesy, G. IL D 1,796
93 Fulton, W.
94 Willer, J. A
80 Boller, H. O.
08 Boden, E. H.
97 Greville-Nogent, R.
J. ll 1,724
98 lUerea, C. L
99 Stewart, H. L St
George
190 Malone, J. R. 1,670
101 Haney, B. C.
102 Dougisa-WM•n, H.P 1,596
103 Trerelyab, H 1,611

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON. —At the
monthly general meeting, held yesterday at the society's
house in Hanover-square, the Lord Bishop of Oxford,
D.D., Vice President, in the chair, the Marquis of Bland-
ford, the Hon. Robert Villiers, the Hon. Frederick Henry
North, Sir C. Legard, Bart, Colonel J. Fraser, CB.,
Major H. J. Damn, Captain F. Y. Smith, R.N., Captain
F. W. Blumberg, Captain G. C. Robinson, Captain Hall
Dare, Captain R. Hale, Mrs. Moron, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Bottum, Miss K. Cobden, and Messrs. J. G. Dodson, M.P.,
J. D. Flarris, M.P., Philip P. Blyth, J.P., J. C. R. Head",
C. Bury, Pendell Rail, G. Greenwood, G. W. Clark. G.
Lyons, ILA., P. Hobson, W. S. Collard, G. Gape, E. C.
loaides, H. L. Milateley, T. Greg, B. L. Smith, T. E.
Buckley, J. Woodcock, R. F. Burton, W. Hamilton, M.
Levy, S. Andrews, G.. 1. Webb, S. S. Smith, A. Maddick,
A. Brandrain, F.lMachin, J. Fawcett, and P. J. Daniels,
were elected fellows ; and Mr. G. R. Crotch, of Cam-
bridge, and Professor Nicol, of the University of Aberdeen,
corresponding members of the society. Thirty-three can-
didates for the fellowship were proposed and ordered to be
balloted for at the next monthly meeting of the society.
KING's CoLLzoz. —The distribution of prizes to
the pupils connected with the department of the evening
classes took place last evening, under the presidency of the
Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol. There was a large
attendance of the members and their friends. The Rev.
Dr. Jell, the principal, stated that the subjects in which
instruction had been given in the evening classes were no
less than 30 in number. In the institution the members had
the benefit of an instructional as well as an examining
body, and as proof of the advantages of the university
training thus given he was happy to say that many of the
members had obtained honours at Oxford and Cambridge.
He expatiated on the advantages to be gained by the young
men who, after their business hours, availed of the
instruction imparted in this department of the college, and
said that a stratum of society which had been hitherto
neglected had thus been reached. The Rev. Mr. Plumtree,
the chaplain, read the list of those to whom
prizes and certificates of merit were awarded, and
which his lordship proceeded to distribute. In
divinity, three certificates of honour, three prizes,
and 38 certificates of merit were bestowed ; in Latin, three
certificates of honour. 2.1 certificates of merit, and three
prises ; in Greek, four certificates of honour, 13 certificates
of merit, and two prizes ; in French, two certificates of
honour, 45 certificates of merit, and six prizes; in German,
two certificates of honour. 15 certificates of merit, and four
prizes ; in mathematics, 23 certificates of merit and five
prizes ; in law, one certificate of honour and six certificates
of merit ; in mechanics, one prize and eight certificates of
merit; in chemistry, one prize and six certificates of
merit ; in drawing, two prizes (including a professor's
prize), one certificate of honour, and four certificates of
merit ; in the principl,s of commerce, one prize and five
certificates of merit. Certificates and prizes were also given
in con nex ion with other subjects, including I Lilian, Spanish,
English history, physiology, logic, public reading and
speaking, &c.