The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-23 00:00:00

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ROYAL COLLROZ OP SURDI
The following gentlemen having
examinations for the diploma were
the college at a meeting of the Cou
22nd inst.—viz., Messrs. Edward
Clapham, and Edward Moore Li
shire, students of King's College
delsey, Csistor, and John Wk.
London Hospital; Frederick Ede
street, Bayswater, of University College
Sudbury, Derbyshire, of St. Mary's 7
Bartlett Daiby, M.B. Cantab., Ashby.
George's Hospital ; Charles Goats Ci
ford, Suffolk, of Guy's Hospital ,• -
Youghal, of the Cork SchooL ft
34 candidates who presented thet
eight failed to rnsfy the court as
were consequently referred to their
the period of six months, The
membership will not take place until
and in the interval Professor Hancock
of six lectured on the anatomy and an
continuation of his last annual oourse
Tea Waanum.—At Manchester
been dry during the last few days, but
cold east wind. Yesterday the wind
with a considerable fall in temperat
wee sunshine during • great part
sphere warn bitterly cold, and there
its vicinity, short but rather fast
however, melted as it fell on the ea
in Leeds similar weather prevailed.
COMPULSORY VAorIItAT lON 1
of the metropolitan registrars on 1
tion was adopted and numerousb
House of Commons in commit
clauses relating to the " registrai
cases of vaccination." The attem
it is said, been a complete failur
now attempted to be carried out
ties which will be a fruitful cause
medical profession and all conoerned.
clauses are in no manner essential to I
act as an impediment to its success;
to be obtained can be arrived at in
manner. The difficulty in discussing
liament is fairly represented in this r
practically interested and employt
examined by a select committee, I
have been presented for discussion.
INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIP
(Lnerrro).—The first annual nesting
in the above undertaking was held ye
in Swan-street, Southwark; Mr. I
From the report, read by the secret
the undertaking was started about .-
few journeymen basket-makers connected
society, who had been locked nut by tli•
dispute about prices. They started eV
and had now a paid-up capital of abr
the year's working showed a profit
5 per amt., and employment had
the men locked out, who would
in idlenees on the funds of the trade
ciple on which the company is fora
nerahip, in which those engaged
the customers share in the profits,
dividend upon capital. The managei
of orders on hand, and promises
been received from several gentlemer
in undertakings of this character. '
discussion and various suggestions
adopted, the retiring directors am'
votes of thanks pawn" to Mr. T. 1
W. Morrison, ILP., the patrons of
the chairman.

THY CATTLE PLAGUL.—t,
declares that from and after yesterria)
occupation of Edward Thomas Davis,
Arms Inn, together with the stables
thereto, in the York-road, Islington
in the occupation of Mark Mills, cook
road, Islington, together with an r
west by the Homan-road, on the east
on the north by the North London
south by Offonbrosd, are to be tonsil
We learn from the Dublin Errning
has been made to Lord Naas to hat
prohibiting the importation of coal
Ireland again put in force, on the I
marlines of the cattle plague on
England renders it expedient to
of precautionary measure*.
FALMOUTH, MAT 22. —The
Company's United States steamsh
York on the 11th inst., arrived here
with 99 passengers, and a full
ing 16 passengers, she ed

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,
BIRTHS.
BAGAWAWIC—IIag 21. at Belsarrequarr.
of W. IL O. Benham., Esq., of a deur&
BIRCUAIg.—Way 21, at Norfolk-square,
S. lit:chase. of a daughter.
MONCKYON —Way 21, at Keusingtou
J. B. Mnockton. Ems, of • auu.
SPRINGFIELD —May 20, at Catton. the
add, lisq., of a daughter.
WALIIIALIGY.-12sy 20, at St. George,
wife of A. Wahafaley. Seq., of a sou
WHI2•• T VR —Way 21, at tirosuakle,
Wheeller, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
A PPLEFOR D—H A EMMY. —Hay 20, at St
stead, by the Her. J. B. Pletcher. J. ty
wood. Hampshire. to Rally, daugbt
Adeiaideread.

NORTON —IC ELLY.—May 21, at St.
Nev. M. V. Turner, the Rev. H.
Bentley. to Mee; to Mifflin, daughl
Bedford-square.

DEATH&
ARTHUR. —May 19, at the Vick
Arthur. wed 22.
CAMMRYIR.—May 20, at Ql/0812.8qUare,
2.01 a Cameteyer, axed M
CROYIII —May 18, 2r. G. Crofts. late
SIIUEXACK.—May 19, at theiti
d dighter of the lab J. theemacnlCM.
TOM Ll • .—May 19, at aumadoe4aesee, B
of the late T. M. Toialla,Zmq., aged

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