The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-24 00:00:00

ROYAL MILITARY .ACADEMY.

The following is a list of the 40 successful com-
petitors in the recent examination at Chelsea Hospital for
admission to the Royal Military Academy, WooWeil,
July, 1868.
Names. Marts. Names. Marta
Cardew, I: 5675 Path, W. H NM
Powell, N 1'

Darwin L
Ma IL X lBB.
A. W MOS

N. P B4BO
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iirinto.„. .
Porter, B. da Costa ... 4011
Roelitort-Boyd, C. A. 4163
Akers, W. L. 4217
Joeed J. IL J. ON
4, P. H OlO
Lane A. L 4006
BaA. J . X. T lOl4
E. J l6lO
Radek , P. 14 '
Parsons, L. 1r 36)8
Oallivan, E. a lns
Free*, C J.
am 1
Bemet, P. W.... WV
Coker, L. E...........
6/01
Field, G. R. If OO7
Wynell-oayow, IL .... 6126

NoTalkies,
ROSebestrd,. ..
A. 3366
Cooke, C. P
Dewier, H
B. W. 31169
Row (of kiewberk), E.
WM
Hunt, H. V. WM
lfeeri, P. C. 1.4 SSW
3809
talk.. if WSJ
Obtr, JP T lllO
Price, O. R. 893
I. P. SSW
Rich C. C.
LOA,
Hoodoo, W. it. P. H
3007 affill

SERIOUS RIOT AT WESTOR-SUPEE-MARE.—OR
Wednesday evening, Major Allen and Mr. Richard
Bright, the two eonservsnve candidates for the eastern
division of Somerset, addressed the electors in the Town-
hall, but on account of the liberal party having been in-
sulted at their recent meeting a mob of roughs were de-
termined to have •engeance oa the Blues, sad for that
purpose attended the meeting on Wednesday. The
candidates could be seen on the platform, but as
to being. heard was quite out of the question ; how-
ever, dung a second's lull they were unf
heard to speak against Mr. eladMones resolution, n
the words had no boner meepul their lips than a tre-
mendous yelling was set up, accompanied by a *homer of
rotten eggs and red powder, which completely covered the
candidates and their supporters. A gesmal fight then
took place in the room between the pekoe and the mob,
when the latter attempted to gain the_ platform and turn
the candidates and their friends off. This, however, they
could not succeed in doing, Mr. Bright and his
striking at the roughs right and left. At length the con-
servative party left the room, and on getting outside were
most roughly -used, and were compelled to run hither and
thither for shelter. Colonel Monckland and • Mr. Good-
child, who were prominent supporters of the conservative
cause, were beaten in a most brutal manner, and bad to
seek refuge in the Victoria Hotel; but the doors were no
sooner closed than the house was assailed with slicks and
stones, breaking nearly every pane of gime in the win-
dows. They next proceeded through the principal streets
of the town, breaking windows and aassulaß who hap-
pened to wear a blue favour. The shops were all closed
at an early hour, but the rioting confirmed more or leas
until past midnight. Yesterday there was an addi-
tional fora of police sent to Weston, but ap to 6 o'clock
no further disturbance bad taiga place.
fßfOcr two Otrtator Af SMARSEA.—A eery
shocking outrage was iseeparateti on Wednesda=
at Sw a Dater nailed Judas h•vieg been
by a mem of the orchestra at the theatre named
Clews, end stabbed in the abdomen with an iron bar in
such a way as to wound the bladder. The poor fellow
was removed to the infirmary in a hopeless condition. It
would seem that the wounded man had been an under-
tenant of his assailant, and that his areas had been
brought to sale for rent. An ill-feeling had arisen be-
tween them in consequence, and 1114011 when
paging the house, aggravated his former imam* the
latter attacked him, and inflicted the injuries in quetion.
On the occurrence being brought to the knowledge of the
policeo. Clews was at once arrested, end mall =wino,

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