The Express.
London, England, 1867-09-21 00:00:00

I,4ILTNIRLIHIrI DISSOLVED.

O. 11.01MIMM at:4 11.-lictley-, Zia TioiriZtrect: anctioneers-E.
Henderson and W. J. BcatleV, Little Tower-atreet. and Liver-
pool, wholesale tea dealers-J. Crabtree and .1. Robetta tercet-
-1.1, Yorkshire, co'tnn spinners-P. .1. Sinclair and J. ileelley,
Ileweastle.tip .n-Tyne-A. Speight and B. Brown, Bradford,
cabinet makers-R. Atkins and J. W. Lacey, Dniyton. Norfolk,
and Norwich. brickmakors-11. Brunt, James Brunt. and Josiah
Brunt. Leek, silk manufacturers, so far ma regards James Brunt
D. Campbell. J. l'amphell. A. Casuphell, and T. E. Pennell,
Xidelenninder, nog manufacturers, so tar as regards T. E. Pen-
nell -A. Wood and R. SkMmore. Manchester, cotton manufac-
turers- B. G. Jenkins and E. D. Babbitt, Paternoeteranw, pub-
/Whets nt the liableittonhui Penmanship-R. llargerison and
T. S. Heap, Manchester. stockbrokers-Anne Harwood Moms
and T. Denne. Fenchurchatrect isinglass mercludd•-W. it cola
and W. Lonw.re, Exeter. tea dealers-B. Whitworth, A. Whit-
worth, R. Whitworth. W. Whitworth, J. Walker, J. Greenwood,
and J. Barrett, Kirkham, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers, an
far as regards B. Whitworth. A. Whitworth. R. Whitworth. and
W. Whitworth-F. Jonas, J. Jonas, D. Jonas, amid H. Jonas,
High tobacco morchants, so far as regards F.. Jonas-
Ann Looguottom. S. Loogbottom, and T. Shaw, Brighouse, York-
shire, machine makers-Ann Shenton and E. Sheldon, Leicester,
slaters-P. W. Browne and R. F. Palmer, Lambs Condultatreet,
linen drapers-K. Hawley and J. France. Manchester, potato
dealers-J. Knight and IL Selby, Cripplemite-buildieurs, manu-
facturers-C. W. Bell. W. N. Bell, W. T. Bell, and J. Belt Sun.
derland, coal mania/Lilts. en far as regards J. Clayton
and T. Quinn, Forst-hill. Kent, and King William.strect. City.
limber merchants-J. ithdre and J. Birdseye, Clapham, Surrey,
Been drapers--N. Gordon and K. Gordon, Argyll-place, Regent.
street; anise nicrchants-G. P L. Eyre and A. 8. Lawson. John.
street, Redfordmw, snlicitoni-J. Langston. W. Cliesworth. and
8. Shepherd, °Wham, cotton spinners-J. Wilson and W. Wilson,
Patrick, near Glasgow, coach builders.
SCOTCH SZQUISTRATIONS,
Jogs NEILSON, Glasgow, budder, Sept. 26, at the Faculty Hall,
elnanOw•
JOHN Ltonsia, Biggar, Sept 25, at the Clydesdale Hotel, Lanark.
Roam" Matins, Glasgow, contractor, Sept. TT, at the Faculty
Ball, Glasgow

Tics QUEEN IN tiooThawn.—On Tuesday even-
ing her Majesty, who was accompanied by the Princes.
Louise and lady in waiting, drove trona Bahnoral along
the south side of the river Dee to Braemar. At the In-
vercauld Anne, a brief halt was made, and horses changed,
after which the royal party drove up the winding vale of
(Ileneluny, and along the Callater pleasure drive to the
beautiful and mountain-sheltered Loch of CaHater. Here
a picnic was enjoyed at the north end of the loch, near
the lodge, followed by a delightful ramble around the
sunny slopes on the margin of the placid lake, sturtjy
after which the royal sojourners retuned vi., Braemar to
the hi,hlimi palace. The evottig was sunny, warm, and
pleasant.
UNIVERAITY or DURBA,4.—Te following scholar-
ships and exhibitions will be awarded by examination,
commencing en Tuesday, October ri, l&7 :—Two scholar-
gips of 50!. each, tenable for three years. Three scholar-
ship. of 3n/. each, tenable for three years. Two exhibition.
of 301. each, tenable for one year, open to candidates for
admission as students in theology. Two exhibitions of
301. each, tenable for one year, open to students in theology
who have resided one year. The Newby scholarship of
21/. tenable for three year.. A medical scholarship of
251., tenable for four years, and open to all candidates who '
have been duly registered as students in medicine. The
examination for the Lindsay scholarship of 401 , tenahle
for three years, will commence on Wednesday, October 30.
(For particular respecting this scholarship, see the Uni-
versity Calendar.) The examinations for students in arts 1
and students in theology who have resided one year, and
the examination for admission of students in theology,
commence on Tuesday, October 8. at 9.30 a.m. The ex-
amination for matriculation of students in arta commences
on Wednesday, October!,, at 9.30 a.m. Bachelors of Arts
who desire to enter the theological course are required to
be in residence not later than Baturditz. October 12.
THE PAN-ANt;LICAN SYNOD.--SYSCIAL SERVIC6B.
—Yesterday afternoon the Bishop of Grahamstown, and
in the evening the Bishop of Capetown, pleaded the cause
of South Africa. The only noticeable feature in the ser-
vices of the evening was that an African gentleman—a
man of colour, of course—and a clergyman of the church
of England, read the first lemon.
ELeirnole or AN 1 riettrieurr.—On the occasion
of • recent election for the inonmbency of rimallbythe,
an awkward circumstance occurred. In accordance with

• long-established right the parishioners of Smalihythe
-.lave the privilege of electing their own incumbent. The
feelers appoint the day on which, immediately after
Divine service, the electors proceed to record their votes.
It appears that one of the feoffees, who is a parishioner.
and therefore an elector' " had a candidate " whose interests
he was most anxious to promote, and he accordingly so
arranged that this gentleman should occupy the pulpit on
the occasion in question. Divine service wan progressing
when suddenly he discovered that he had no sermon, that
in fact be had left it in the chapel of the union where be
bad been officiating in the morning. Every effort was
made to obtain the missing manuscript, but in vain ; the
favoured candidate could not preach, and consequently
numbered only two votes, the choice of the electors almost
unanimously falling upon the Rev. C. T. Pizey, M.A., a
late head-master of the Camberwell collegiate school.
THE TAILoKB' LOCK:OUT IN EDINBURGH. —There

is now some prospect of the dispute between the masters
and men being brought to a satisfactory solution. The
joint committee of masters awl men that drew up the time
statement which has been in operation for several months
past have agreed to meet again in Glasgow oa Monday,
for the puipme of revising and readjusting it; and it is
hoped that theii decision will be accepted, and its applica-
tion made general throughout the country.
WitirenaLL, Ssrr. 19.—The Queen has been
pleased to prevent the Reverend George Macdonald to the
church and pariah of Eddrachillis, in the presbytery of
Tongue, and county of Sutherland, vacant by the death
of the Reverend James Stewart, late minister thereof.—
Gazette.

PARIS EXHIBITION FIRST CLisi SILVER MEDAL, 1867.
GOLD CHAINS.—JOHN BROGDEN
to call the attention of the pith& to the FORM abr.
VOICE which he delivers with Oold Chalna purchased at hie
manufactory: 2 I. d.
To workmanship id wove pattern chain, 04 Inches long 2 10 0
carat gold, welgh. 2 am, at alga Id per
ounce, Mint price

Total
Upon this systems, the QUALITY, VililollT, and VALUE of
tar gold are accurately deflued,and guaranteed to the purchasers
John Braden looking for a fair remuneration on the workman-
ship only, which is charted according to the intricacy or simpli-
city of the pattern.

\lannfaa:lory, 16. ilentietta-street, Covent.wden, Gordon.

(PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED).
ALLEN'S PATENT PORTMANTEAUS and
TRAVELLING BAGS, with square openings
LADIES' WARDROBE TRUNKS, DEMISING BAGS, with
silver fittings.
D6SPATCII BOXVI, WRITING and DRESSING CASES, and
500 other articles for home or continental travelling. Illustrated
ataloguca post free.
Also Allen's Barrack Furniture Catalogue of Portable Bed-
steads. Drawers, Easy Chairs, D•ashhand-stands. Canteens, Be.,
Post

J. W. ALLEN, Manufacturer and Patentee, 87, West Wand,
London. W.O

BROWN and POLSON'S CORN FLOUR
for CHILDREN'S DIV.
To obtala orbs profit by the sale other kinds are sometimes
oftrrtlissterd of BROWN and TOLSON'S.

"Jobe RBr wa,7...JOhii POL;," IsWeed by the oaken cat
reh packe

roVIES'S REST DIP CANDLES, 6}d. per lb.;
palsoo paradin candles, Is. ; sperm, la. &1 and la 10d.;
t.otanlc wax, Is. ; composite, 81d., 90., and 101 d; moulds, dd. ,
yellow soap 365., 405., 445., and {Ss. per 11S lb. ; mottled, 48a :
'wit Colza oil. as. GI. per dation ; for cash, at IL P. DAVIIIB and
'IN'S, wax chandlen, and Italian Oilmen, 63, St. Marthes-Isne,
W.C.

COVENT GARDEN PROMENADE
COTCERTS, COVENT GARDEN THEATRE.
Every Evening at Right.
Under the sole direction of Mr. JOHN RUSSELL
onekdaezon—.signor W VITEMI NI and Herr JOHANN STRAU.S.S.
The Pbernuume 1111 i EVENING will include Overtures
WHllani Tell and Zampia. the Grand Selection from Der Preys
chats. New Vain. trot nisei, New Polka, and Quadrille
Johann Strauss; 'Songs by Madame Jetty Tren and Mr. W
Morgan ; solos by Mr. J. M. VVehil, Signor Luigi Risegari (his
first appearance , Mr. Lazarus, Mr. J. Winterhottorn, Mr. Rey-
nolds. Re Hand of 100 performers.
MONDAY welts Selectkaz from the Works of VERDI.
THURSDAY next, a 11 ENDELVIOHN NIGHT.
Refr slunents by Skiers and Pond. Admission, One Shilling