The Express.
London, England, 1866-11-15 00:00:00

Uniberditg Intelligence.

UNtvr.n.siry OF LoNnoN.—The following is a list
of candidates who passed the recent Second M.B. Exami-
nation.
First Division Francis Bateman. St. Bartholo-
mew's Hospital ; Francis John Buckell, University Col-
lege; Stephen Wootton Bushell, B. Sc., Guy's Hospital;
Henry Clothier, University College; Thomas Cole, St.
Bartholomew's Hospital ; George Easter, Guy's Hospital ;
John Spencer Ferris. King's College ; Ralph Gooding, 8.A.,
Ring's College ; Henry Greenway Howse, Guy's Hospital ;
John Pearson Hughes, University College ; Charles Kelly,
Ring's College ; Frederic Barham Nunneley, University
College ; Charles William Philpot, B.Sc., King's College ;
Thomas Clays Shaw, 8.A., King's College ; George Ow-
shwaite Spencer,University College ; .John Kent Spender,
Ring's College ; George Christopher Tayler, St. Bairtholo-
Mk eves Hospital ; Arthur Taylor, Guy's Hospital ; Richard
Thorne Thorne, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; John Barges
Welch, King's College; John Williams, University Col-
lege. Second division : John !Augustus Ball, Guy's Hos-
pital ; Clement Smith Barter, St. Bartholomew's Hoe-
pital; Julian Augustus Michael Evans, University College;
John Grimes, B.Sc., King's College,

THE NEw FORM OF THANKSGIVING.—The for
lowing is the " Form of Prayer and Thanksgiving to
Almighty God," issued in accordance with the order in
council published in the Ga:,.tte of Tnesday, and in our
yesterday's impression :—" 0 Almighty Lord, Father of
mercies and ;A of all comfort, we give Thee humble and
hearty thanks for that Thou bast vouchsafed to assuage
the severity of the plague and pestilence with which we
have been visited. We bless Thy holy name for having
thus far restored to our dwellings health and the voice of
fllaciness, and spared for our sustenance the remnant of our
ocks and herds. Continue, we pray Thee, these Thy acts
of providence over us; and although by reason of our
Znitnifold transgressions we have worthily deserved Thy
chastisements, yet be pleased of Thy great goodness, and
In comp:is:ion to our infirmities, wholly to withdraw from
pa this plague and grievous sickness, to our relief and Thy
00, through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen."
THE LONDON POOR AND THEIR DWELIINCS.-
Tbe first report of the registrar of the Evicted Tenants'
Aid Association has appeared. Referring to the block of
buildings between Cow-cross and Peter'-lane, in the east
central district, be says :—" The whole of these rookeries,
inhabited principally by the lowest characters, are in every
respect totally unfit for human occupation, and, for this
reason, I believe they have been already condemned • if
so, the eviction should be proceeded with at once, for:be-
sides the dilapidated state of the whole, the pest-breeding
stench arising from the accumulated filth and the over-
crowded state of every house are such that it is no wonder
that cholera and fever reign supreme. In Broad-yard,
which consists of 17 houses, inhabited by 45 families, eight
liaisons sleeping within a yard of the only closet in the
court were attacked by cholera ; of these eight but one re-
covered. In Rose-alley, where 32 families dwell in 14 small
houses, having again but one closet for the common use,
Nos. 8,9, 10, 11, and 12, are full of fever—five cases
were taken this week to Bartholomew's Hospital ; other
cases at home. Fryingpan-alley, containing 12 houses, with
bat one closet for the whole. is inhabited by 28 families.
Pitt-alley, having 12 houses, and, as usual, but one closet
for the whole, shalt rs 2G families. The water in all these
tenements is supplied through a hole in the wall fur one
half-hour daily. There is one house where the water has
been entirely cut off for the past twoyeara. On the au-
thority of the missionary consulted by me, and who meet
kindly gave me every facility for obtaining information, I
have to state that the whole of this property belongs
to only two persons—one, a most influential vestryman of
the pariah, and the other a lunatic. The missionary so-
lemnly assured me that these places were never entered by
either a clergies= or a policeman ; the only visitors to
these wretched domiciles being the doctor and hiuiself."
CRYSTAL PALACE. - ONE SHILLING DAY.-
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 14.—Admissions on payment, 1,006 ;
ditto by season tickets, 1,202. Total visitors, 2,208.
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