The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-19 00:00:00

THE UNlvirasiry OP LONDON.

Yesterday afternoon a deputation of medical gra-
duates of the University of London had an anthems of Mr.
filgsseer Walpole, at the Hotne-offs, for the purpose of re-
mid= election of Dr. John Storm as the represente-
d the usdninity in the General Council of Me-
dina Idusetion and llogistradoe, end of soliciting the right
hem. redeem to edam lafe sanction to the choice, ea being
the sot of Cho tbado any sod sot of the whale naivent.
After Masan the steimmist of the derided's. and taking
part in seem dsmsteatie width .read, Dlr. Walpole odd be
had bees sold Hs the rims wit, Dr. derver hod beta
chinas by the /ease woo *oho woo es tithe prom who
took ma active part in Wigwag about Hs contemplated
refer= in undies' education and registrants ; end tt wan
in oessequesce of its interest in them maim and his
with them, Ong be had bow paten the conetel.
fferwiiimftee the lint time the mown bad leas soiled urea to
make • midis. frees w the guoileosoo awoloatel to
the MAW Choodl. Itsa
woe tidy isisilito iamb= of
the sense thee Se soolhowit of Ma &mats mend be rigidly
arrived et, end and do gentleman who stood at the head of
the ISt bo WWI& tko mown, in i
s that aeleetion,
would be sodas fairly out of complimet end deference to
the wishes of the university. He saw some difilealty
complying with the desires of the deputatke, bat still he
promised them that he would give the subject every possible

LICINSfri VICTUALLIRS' BALL.—The Guildhall,
still refulgent in all the glories of Lord Mares day, was
last night taken possession of by the lionised victualing for
the purpose of their grand annual chuitable ball. It is
needle,* to my that the ancient hall made • maguiflotat
solos eh domes, or that its appearance was most strikleg and
brilliant when fatly illamlnated, and thronged with happy
and gaily dressed company. TM arrivals commenced at
half-past eight, and from that hour until eleven there was a
constant in-pmarhag of the vota at Terpsichore, who were
soon seen to be Madly rugged In all the complicated move-
ments of the modern welts and polka. The music of Adams'
band wee well selected and admirably performed, end Mr.
Frampton made • most efficient master of the ane-
mones. Amongst the company, which was exes
numerous, were the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayore:sfa
most of the leading members (with their families) of the
Licensed Victuallers' Arsociatior. The refreshments,
aided by the London Tavern, were excellent and •btsndant,
and nothing was wonting to render the festival sa phrasal
to the participators as it hi to be hoped it will peeve beneficial
to the valuable charities in whose behalf it was originated.
The amoonnents did not terminate until a miry late boar.
Silt E. B. Ltrros.—The secretary of the Conner-
ruin Club yeeterday resolved the following communications
from ths Lord Rector :—" Nov. 16, 1866.
Dear dir,—Yea will already have recolted by telegraph m 7
schseerledemest et the gnat Macau I sat so proud le re-
stive. Pray Nave, to the usivereity and Ite members the
expression of my heartfelt a of their tinders, and
mount (ham that it is no nodl pleasure to me to feel that, for
another year, my ermaszloa with the Usharsity 01 Gleagow
is to remain saebeaged.—Youra meet obliged sad faith
gra
fully, B. B. Lytton. G. Lang Beg We append die Mir
m alluded to In the foregoing .
lath, :—" 1 sessile with
pride the high bosom conferred upon ma by the Mmisals et
Glasgow University."—Glasgoto Daily Mail.

CILTITAL PALACI. ONI inzunto Day.
THODMILT, NOT. 18. Arbabiskes onsaysamt, 660;
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