The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-22 00:00:00

TRAY/PIO RETURNS.

Mike Ike- Mar- Segal. Total,
ILAILWATI. Vic. Nagar& ekandlm 1967. 18X1Week ending May 12. t g g 6
Brecon and Merthyr 6B 471 137 1,100 1,51
Week ending May 13.
Boggles Elegem Junction". WI 142 189 WI 210
Week ending May is.
Cork and Bandon
°lwo, tt South Western 249 11.220 10,211
Loon.lirlghton,&.9.Cosat 235 10,096 8,030 21,666 '9361
South Madera 930 18,982 5,299 24,381 2,12
Week ending May 19.
Cambrian
fli eat Luxemboatg 172 1,402 4,973 6,976 llg
Metropolitan
North Loaded ll 3,487 1,449 4.669 4.6 A
• Irma ISOM I Whitsuntide holiday'.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SUROZoNs OF ENG LAND.
The following gentlemen having undergone the neceaszy
examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of
the college at a meeting of the Court of Examiners on dm
21st instant, viz. :—Mesaro. Thomas Benjamin Brie"
Calcutta; Henry Murray Steele, Harringtoestivet;
Charles Augustus Robinson, Kingston, Jamaica; William
Le used, ,Sflield, and William Jose' Williams, ILD.
Edinburgh, and L.E.C.S. Loud., Port Mad.oc, students el
University College; Edward Scudamore knave, Cat.
borne, Cornwall; Frederick Henry Waylen, Haverstoek.
hill ; William Edwin Williams, LS.A., Llanhilleth,
Newr, and Frederick Charles Shaw, Hampstead, of
St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Thomas Edward Webb,
Aylesford, Kent, and Henry Goldsworthy Shorter,
Heating', of Guy's Hospital ; John Campbell White,
Princes-street, Westminster, of the Westminster Han
pital ; Henry Eatcourt, Manchester, of the Charing-mow
Hospital ; Frederic Anthony Hendon, North Wahhain,
of the Middlesex Hospital ; George Purdey Field, Sewer.
garden*, of St. Mary's Hospital; Henry Schofield Bald.
win, M.D., Queen's University, Ireland, Burnley, lanes•
shire, of the Dublin and Belfast Schools ; and Christopher
S Haynes denser Hogg, Birminghain, of the Birmingham
chool.

LONDON AND BRIGHTON RAlLWAY.—Yesterday
deputation of shareholders waited upon the committee of
investigation to call their attention to the fact that
Messrs. Baxter, Rose, and Co. were the solicitors of the
Chatham and Dover Railway Company, and that there
were actions at law pending between the two companies.
Sir C. Jackson assured the deputation that there us• no
action or suit pending between the two conipsnies, and
that Mr. Rose acting as their professional adviser would
not clash at all with his connection with the Chatham
Company, but thanked the deputation for very properly
bringing the matter before them.
THE HOSIERY TRADES OP NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
BERBTsHIRE, AND LEICESTERSHIRE.—At a large meetintof
delegates from the various branches of the hosiery trades
the above counties, held in Nottingham, on Monday. the
following resolution was unanimously adopted :—" That
we, the representatives of the hosiery trades of the three
centres of Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Leicesterakir!,
are of opinion that it is expedient to establish a consall•
dated union, to assist the boards of arbitration and all
respectable employers in maintaining the best prices, sod
fixing the trade on a firm footing ; and that a council be
called together before any steps bo taken which IMO
prove detrimental to any particular branch."

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