The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-03 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
EXAMINATIONS TON TES Dionne op Bacriedzit
or ARTS AND Summon or Sawicz. —The following are
lists of candidates who have passed the B.A. Examination
(under the old regulations), the Second B.A. Examination
(order the new regulations), and the Second B.Sc. Ening.
nation, respectively :
1860. —Bauman OF Aare.—Fiat Division • John Leo.
nerd Aluock, University College ; Jonas Ashton, ditto ;
Thomas Brodribb, King's College ; Thomas Cheeman, ditto ;
Jacobus Petro& De It'et, Unworldly Collage ; Henry En-
field Dowson, Manchester New and University College;
Joseph Emanuel, University College ; Joseph Hall,
tileulrnifield College ; Thomas Henry Hepburn, University
College ; William Stanley Jevons, ditto ; John Marsden
Ruby, Worley College, Sheffield ; Ebenezer Robinson, Vol.
versa), College ; Edmund Salim Schwabe, ditto; Alfred
Cotterell Tupp, ditto. Second Division: John Brodie,
King's College ; George Franklin Browne, University Col-
lege • George Peter Cartwright, Owens College ; James
Grant, University Collar ; James Gwyther, Owens Col-
lege ; Louis Stroaryer Little, University College ; Alfred
Lloyd, ditto • Septum. March, Cheshunt College ; William
Marna, Owens College; Herbert Mosley, University Col-
lege ; Henry Nixon, Owens Collage ; Edward Carey Pike
Regent's-park College • James Pillars, Manchester New and
University Colege ; Thomas Minshall Roberts, Regent's.
park College ; George Rowe, Trinity College, Dublin ; Ed-
ward Rush, Werdeyan College, Taunton • James Soptimus
Skinner, Cheshunt College ; Joseph Albion Theodore Skin.
ner, Hackney College; Thomas Bowman Stephenson, Wee.
ley College, Sheffield.
1860. SECOND B.A. Exs_uoranow. Fist Division :
Thomas Barker, Trinity Col cgs. Quabrkige ; William Lent
Carpenter, private tuition ; Frank Sheppard Durham,
private study; Ernest William Hughes, Regent's-park
College ; Robert Rowell Hyatt, University College ; Wil-
liam Jardine, Regent's.virk College ; George Balderston
Kidd, private tuition ; Thomas Roberts, ditto ; Thomas
Clays Shaw, ditto; Theodore Waterhouse, University Col-
lege. Second Division : Hinny Ebenezer Allen, William
hill College ; Edwin Winner* Clarke, ditto ;
Clarkson, Chesbunt Collage; Walter Cash Clennell, private
tuition ; William Henry Cross, ditto ; Frederick George
Finch, University ; Henry Charles Fox, Regent's.
park and University Colleges ; Albert Abraham Goldsmid,
University College• John Frederick Hall, Wesley College,
Sheffield ; Alfred *ding Harvey, private tuition ; Thomas
Edwin Jevons, University College ; Dunkin Lupton, ditto ;
Joni*, X'Kenzie, private tuition ; John Milner, Airedale
College ; Philip Albert Myburgh, University College ;
David Rowlands, Brecon College ; Anthony Thompson,
Spring-hill College ; Robert Tuck, ditto • Edwin Water.
house, University College ; Astley Samuel 'Weston, ditto.
1860.—SEcorth B.Sc. 'F—Firet Division
Alexander Crum Brown (First M. 8.), University of Edin-
burgh. Second Division: John Bayldon (First M. 8.),
University of Edinburgh; James Cole Jackson (LL.B.),
University College.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2.
Tas Sizromerf Beatonian Prize
for the bed Englidt poem on a dered subject hes been
adin.cleed to the Rev. J. M. Neale, M.A., of Trinity College.
moons HDlTORY.—Profesior Kinpley's inaugural
lecture is postponed to Monday, the 12th of November.

UAW nrrnuazscz.
(TIM DAT.)

COrRT OF COMMON PLIAS.
Vatlap is bum. Lord amid I =Cm Us Ind Jas.
Wes Willis* By* sad LesAin)

Paula r. —WM.
Thai was as adios brought apart the peeprestos 01 lb.
DeMI" fkirgvept, to recover damages far two alleged libale
.ad at the JAM Wad the Lord Chief Jetties, the Puy
f..orod for the sisfeedant.
Mo. Masten sow moved for a rule for a new trial, epos
the grounds of taisdinctire, and Most the mediet was
..osusst the widow,. The phinedll err a merime Mere-
dealer at Qariaaa, and had palatial a Wig is ISM
..,,1 htouhoo4 offering to perehmee • peat wavabee at
article.. A eery of this Mil set Me re less
of Mr. Aldermau liumpbsey_ vote, ether SO lon
etieetiae et the public beim M the 011.6211
Abc..courk whited limes
Ware hies, nolo nue lemets seesbeim the
which he aid &mei • spews thee see met posideme
ite ,lerte, sodas eat
isimemie seeterste
l.
r.b their d Oen tensthe
the paw =1.4. NIEL haw
goodly sleadms erelde simemilles tjesthe phitelre
„marine the pew, red tile wilds IMO let es••is the
aerued cowl. The lam& wed sew sehmiltel thst his
kniship W eledireeled the jesy
_inimeseh as be eiatply
ktt the quilted to them, whether the aseemeata
epos the lesdhill by the paper WOO tile mil mow
Ate resameede ; whereas, he should lee Mid them that
there mot be a verdict for the plaintiff Helot count,
...Launch as the remark/ made by Mr. Aldm.sa Humphrey
rev as vemathoresed, voluntary, and extewledicial stater
es , us, and that the paper had no right to report it. It was
settled law that a correct report of such remarks was not
Chief Justice thought that the whole diacumiou
.1 the trial mot as the woad count.

Mr. Itlbtos—Dritanso Mr. J►mes, for the defendant, almost
...Matted QM thin OSA be a verdict for the plaintiff
"'Ur tat (131:4' . . . . .

—The Lord Obis( hailee—No doubt the whole defence
raCier weed Is milaptio• of damages. If, however, the judge
°untied it paha of law in favour of the plaintiff, though the
wuneel dU sot draw attention to it, the plaintiff was
to redress for the mimeos.

Mr. /Wilms—lt woe upon that view that he submitted
that there was misdirection, became his lordship hail not
dinvted a verdict for the plaintiff upon the first oount.
Justice Williams—But how could he have done
that corii,tently with Foes Act, which said that the
.11...ti0n of lihel,or no libel was fur the Tory!
The Lord Chief Judie'--If any disUoction had been
taken between the first and the second count, he should
have laid it down that the question was whether the cam-
of Mr .tlderman Humphrey and the comments ei
ti.e piper were fair comments on the handbill, so that
then the course of the trial would have been the same as it
m fact was. The real point wee whether the law, as laid
down by Lord Elleuborough, in reference to reviews in an
against the ZdinGitryA, applied to theca:means upon
• baud'all.

J tams —There was this difference—that the
rower referred situply to a literary production, whilst
the o.ninients upon the handbill reflected upon the moral
t.r ..f the plaintiff.
Mr. Justice tt illserns and Mr. Justice Myles
their opinion further that the point raised by 3dre7rlrsattet
IFYI worthy of +scoriae. . .

fir. Fttl.t.a also admitted that the verdict was span*
the cadence.

The L nl Chief Justioe said M. Ribton had satafled the
chat be should have • ride upon two pounds of !sir
duect...n --first, because the judge had not d•awn She ale
koCius of the jury to the drat count in nuns way or other ;
.not ae,ondly, because he had laid it down that the law
ankh applied to cntariarne upon • book applied also to the
crit4:1311111 upon this handbill The rule would also go upon
the .tosind that the verdict was against the Olidolloll.
Rule greeted.
WILT,' r. TIII ATLOTIC 10TAL tt.tlL MAN SATIOATION

(!IiTt7T_WITTIR).-lAN Or LCWAGE BT TIM WUC&

Mr. Donn said the arm was tried before Lord Chief
justice Cockburn is ti=whea the verdict was for the
plaistdf. The r hoover, was fur • rule to
viler a verdict lerai
tredefeshole et a sonsint. The plain-
t:tf bad talus a hum New Turk to Galway la the
tr;,. ore of unlawne ships, and the Argo woe
o reversion the coast of Newfoesdiand, and the plaintiff
thus hat met of It.iirstint aimed to recover for
this lona on the the wreck h upod bees caved
v the negligence the captain O going tee fest during
..iense fug. and thus teethes Get of Ida comes. The two
rout, Doe noted for the court erase epos the prow-
tKket, which the plaingff took who. he laid hie p00r-
n0,...y The ticket aaid "Ie case of thew or detention
the ship during the voyage by may of
too accidents of nariptioe, or by the dan•
pis .4 the we. on liability el any had
r to Ouch to the proprietors." Upoe thin cooditios it woo
...tended that the commie .oe Dot liable; and the wood
was this t•—••The.ship will nut be accountable for
binzar, ruts iw other thawnicion of prat erty unless a bill
.1 Wm; has hews {rex! theref.r." In this use there was
an till of ladies. Another ctreumstance woe that another
root lot sued is Ireland under similar circumstance, and
Iwcn wasuiterl.
Rale pante&

COCRT OF EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.
11.0 tweed Judges thie Inert sesentlated this
• . ht, $ kW the for Desna(
erioneso, in grew fess Wee eug=ve Courts of
oto, n —From the QM'. Each, Tuesday, 7th,
and U—lnt.lay, :Nth wet. ; fruit the Court of Common
Musky. Utle. and risky, 30tle inrt. • , and from
the Court of Extbsqeshlbiurdsy, Dee. 1, and Mooday,
Dec. 3.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARYLFBONE.
Alt' MIMS Of BITDICAL irTTDENTS AT 1111,111G117.
.V.. Henry Whet/. • student at St. Mary's Hospital, and
Mr. IT %MN 8111itik, alw, a medical student, were chariW
skew Mr. Xanalleld with nnging several door balk in St.
J. La'.-wood, be which each was liaht. to a penalty of 40a.
B,bee.eowelaiiie 955 8 said that between l anti 2 o'clock
that morning be was on duty in the St. John's.wood•road,
...am L. Km the prisoners pi op to the doors of two pet.
itr homer and nag the door balk. He followed them,
epee he am owe .4 them &pin ring another door belL
t ate.... then took them into custody.
)Ir. Mansfield Ito (lie prisoners) —What have yowl* say ?
Priariaers—Nnthior, sir.
The c^isetal.le sail that they had been bailed.
thaasii id- You are each of you fined 10a or 14 days.
The NM were feud and the prisoners discharged.
A LAirc•li neIiGAIL
.ting man who gave the name of John NaJda. whose
dean was compriaQ entirely rigs, was charged with
1...; drunk nod rairaing a .listorhatio•
ladle. It 112, said that *Lout hall.put sorsa o'clock
1 4 eight he waa in the Bishop's-wad, whoa he heard a
eastarbarsee. He went to the spot, and found that the
err, who was drunk, wee .*ruing it. A genVernan told
sr.a.evi that he had taken a knife from the pnioner, who
•• ruining after a.ris• boys with it. He (the gentleman/
• I that he only went about for the purpose of beoanng.
1. ..Ike thing away another knife.
Matess4l---lfss the prisoner been here before?
yonoable -He bee, sir. He is 4 Lomat. A shilling was
I.
Priewer- -I came from [timber, sir.
Mr. Mansfield- It is a pity that persons give these men
osi mower. They have every opportunity to be sent back
I. Itonilety, lint they deel‘ne to go, and the town is in.
f...t-1 with them. they are not t'y any means proper oh-
eta. cLitit.
The prisoner tir•s sent for 14 days to the Home of Cor-
r akin.

THE BOILER EXPLOSION AND LOSS OP LIPS
• - ------ --

AT inIVS-CROSS.-

CORONERS INQUEST.--(Telli DAY.)
Ti.ie morning a jury assembled before Mr.
~:.Irv. the coroner for Wed Middlesex, at the Victoria
•••ne awl Hotel, York•ro.nl, liiog's,ross, to investigate
eirettuatititeee caniseded with the deaths of George
V, in•, regime driver, and Charles Tann, tiretruin.who were
Thttreda) last by the explooino of a boiler at the
M. trvp.litan or Subterranean Hallway, King's-mow,
Mr. W. Vallaisee attended pi the put of Mr. Jay, the
nift.i, for for the works. and Mr. Lewis, of flr•phoe, for
I. fra,tubt ~f both the dree•ard.

fn coroner said it would he quite memeary that an ad-
: ',ll:.nout .1...41 take rdare, and therefore it woad be
,etter Lot to New. the inquiry that day. He had eoesulted
•ak the jury, and they had determined on an adjoarareent
t.:i )loniay nett..
Ir.l &Ikea, mai on the part of Mr. Jay he should make
lot ,otorenimers the convenience of the jury. Mr. Jay
• ~kift.4l the fullest inquiry mod the fuller aria worn com-
1.. a c..ukl the MOTS it WiMilti 10, t.. Mr.
Immediately after the accident the boiler was covered
oV witha tarpoulm, and it now remiss Neeitely in the
t• at the woo of the accident iu order thAt the jury
n .ht eta 1111 l

eeel he ab.uld recommend that the jw7 should
the hospital, without the peewee° of strap.
n, awl h.• le.je.tl that ho remarks would he made upon
• tney *or. Tl, •• w,.‘11,1 then proceed to the wens of
ter etptowan, when, harms made ea inspection of the
G... r. An eJetotamue nt be cones to.
• j icy oll,,wea the mcomtnendsnion of the coroner,
I their return tee adjournment wee lined foe Mouday
• c.

.1 grate • hate br m seat to Plymouth for
—e •4 his Raysl Highness the Priam of Wales. oho is
• ^' leeted Mau America It is esideritood that the
I r u4l Ludas Moan* Edelmn.