The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-13 00:00:00

eintberdity Enteilistria.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON. —The following are
lists of candidates who passed the respective examinations
indicated:—LLß. EXAMINATION.—YaIe Examination—
First Division : Rev. Llewellyn David Bevan, New ;
John Brook Smith, M.A., Camb., St. John's, Cam-
bridge; George Franklin Browne, University; Edward
Henry Dusk, M.A., Manchester, New, and University ;
Rev. Henry Hermann Carlisle, Cheshunt ; Rev. John
Clilford, M.A., University ; John Victor Douglas De Wet,
8.A., Canal., Downing, Cambridge; Henry Martyu
Foot, Regi nt's-park ; Arthur William Kay Griffith, IL Sc.,
Spring-bill ; David Millar, M.A., Edin., University
of Edinburgh ; William Charming Oster, University ;
Hooke Pennington, Wesley, Sheffield; William Pha-
razyn, 8.A., Camb., St. John's, Cambridge. Second Divi-
sion: Donald Arthur Bassett, private study; William
Carter, M.D., B. Sc., Charing-cross and St. Thomas's Hos-
pitals; Edward James Chiunock, New; David Muir
Connor, M.A., Edin., University of Edinburgh; Charles
Augustus Greavee, MAL, St. Thomas's Hospital ; Alex-
ander Kennedy bibister, Edin., University of Edin-
burgh; Charles Jeri:lan, M.A., Edin., University of Edin-
burgh; Edwin Lawrence, University; William George
Lemon, University ; Waiter Peppercorn, Regent's-park ;
Thomas Richmond Pinder, private study; Quintin Prin-
gle, B. Sc., private study; Rev. John Frederick Stevenson,
University and Stepney ; Edward Daniel Joseph Wilson,
8.A., Queen's, Cora ; Arthur Young, University.
EXAMINATI.)N F.,1( HONOUR..—"The Principles of Legis-
lation." First class : Edward Henry Busk (University
Law Scholarship), .Manchester New and University Col-
lege ; William tuanning Osier, University ; Rev. Llew-
ellyn David Bevan. New; Hooke Pennington, Wesley,
Sheffield. Second class : John Victor Douglas De \Vet,
Downing, Cambridge ; William George Lemon, Univer-
sity ; Rev. John Clifford, University ; Edwin Lawrence,
University. Third class : William Pharazyn, St. John's,
Cambridge; Edward Daniel Joseph Wilson,Queen's, Cork.
—" Conveyancing." First class : Pharazyn, St.
John's, Cambridge. Second class : Edward Henry Busk,
Manchester New and University.—" Law of the Courts of
Equity." Second class : Pharazyn, St. John's,
Cambridge.—" Law of the Courts of Common Law."
Second class : Hooke Pennington. Wesley, sheffield ; Wil-
Pharazyn, St. John's, Cambridge. Third class : Edwin
Lawrence, i. niveniity.
LL.D. E.CAIIINATION.—WiIIiam Thomas Densly, King's
Co:lege ; Denis Maurice O'l'ouor, M.A., Downside ;
Albert Kaye Hollit (gold medal), King's ; Arthur Alliott
Wells, Spring Hill.

IRONMASTER.S' QUARTERLY MEETING.

BIRMINGHAM, THURSDAY EvaNr.lo.

The second of the meetings of the ironmasters of
this district for the current quarter was held in the Town-
hall here to-day. The attendance was as large as usual,
but our report as to tli state of business must be of much
the same character as we gave from Wolverhampton.
The transactions were next to nominal ; many of the
usual quarter-day contracts were not given ; in fact,
buyers of every class manifested the strongest determina.
tion not to enter into any fresh engagements, so that it
would have been utterly useless for producers to have of-
fered to sellat lower prices, so complete was the stagnation.
The quarter-day immediately succeeding the panic and the
numerous failures of INIT was enough ; but that of
to-day was mach worse so far as relates to actual sales of
iron; and it is no exaggeration to any that the feeling of
distrust is for the moment unparalleled. Until circum-
stances arise to cause a removal of this, a revival of busi-
ness iu the ordinary way is out of the question. A more
serious time has never occurred; such was the general
feeling at the meeting to-day ; all who are engaged in the
trade have heavy engagements to meet and heavy expenses
going on ; it will, therefore, be almost a miracle if the
Atoppage of the trad_ does not bring about serious
difficulties.

The principal firms—the makers of " marked " iron—
have not lowered their prices, and in reference to certain
quotations fur finished iron, which have been recently
published, it should be stated that these are for the most
part upon sales effected as matters of financial arrange-
ment to enable parties to meet coming engagements.

The price of Pig-iron. hot blast, alrmiiie,'Statfordshire,
is half-a-crown to live shillings per ton below that of bat
quarter-day, but very few transactions took place to-day.
Shropshire pig maintains the price of three months ago.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL. —The hospital
committee, at their meeting on Wednesday last, received
from the executors of the late Mr. Frederick Goldemid
the sum of 1,491'. 4s. 9d. in payment of legacies—one of
501., and the other of such further sum as, with the gift in
his lifetime for the same purpose, would be sufficient to
purchase 2,00(/. Consols to be invested, the income to be
applied permanently to the maintenance of one bed in the
hospital. The executors. by desire of the residuary legatees,
paid the legacies free of duty. The thanks of the corn.
inittee were returned to the executors for the prompt pay-
ment of the legacies, and to the residuary legatees for
their generosity iu paying the duty. Donations —5O
guineas by Mr. W. Fowler, and 25/. by Colonel Samuel
Long—were reported. Notice has also been received of a
bequest of 3001. Consols by the late Mr. William Bull, of
Albert-street, Mornington-crescent.
HEALTH Al' STRENGTH RESTORED BY Du BARRY%
DELICIOIIS RIVALhoI/ ARA sio• FooD, which cures without me-
dieing or ineonveuience ~,ndlgestien), cough, 'attune,
consumption, debility, constipation, a..--rboa, palpitation, nee.
sous, Mous, liver sz,l stomach compiakit. Ti SPVIdI Slip OMNI
Its cost In other ren.e.Nes, and is the best food for Waal'
50,000 cures annually.-1)- Ilerry and Co., No. 77 Regent-street,
Landon, W. In thas, at la sd. ; Lb., h 901 ; ;
!albs. , etta ; also at 61, tkaoechuressitreet ; Cheapside; 63,11.0,
sal fa. Odor/AWNS : sad at all Wanes —(Advictimaiata