The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-05 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.

The result of the chins examinations, at the close
of the esninser term of the Faculty el Medicine, was ewer-
Weed at a undies of the pretenses sad nodes* at which
hokum PAshiso. dean presided. es Friday last, sad
r the essised at their swim on the following day,
wham
be
prkesiall esitillndes were awarded as follows:
Pe dirt Cherieley.—]!Pule.. Wiegman F. R.S.
Geld Medal : Wilma M. Bre, of lee Maisritias. Certifi-
ed's: & Wiens ; 3. Hinge W.
Kam. of Larks ".=Ti...,?...llllll,l"Lestias.
Maeda Medics and —Professor Cured,
M.D., P.R.& Gold Medal: Bailey, of London.
Weer Medals sad Find Corteges' : Equal, Wakens Gill,
of Trees; Jed Beckasy, of Loeb& (*Masan: 4. John
B. Grewenk„ d lalkiagheirs, Limalaskir a; 5. lissearar
lAseer, el Leaden
Pat hilosgleal Anatomy.— Pretneor XD.—Oold
J. Talfenrd Jour, of Brea.Weer Medal : The.
With% of Carreerthea. Cortilestes : & Froirdek T.
Rekeets, of Ormarthen ; 4. Wiens Hoary aria., of Das-
ibmearair Direr.
Juraprudeoce. - - Professor Harley. M.D.—Cold
Muhl s Edward El is, of Londe.. Silver Medal : Frederisk
7. Robed.. Cortifiestes 3. Equal. William Saul, of Ban.
bury ; Thomas Grath., of Carmarthen
Midwifery. —Professor Murphy, ILD.--Gold Medal : Wil-
liam Hwy Galan Either Medals: 1. Fransis Young, of
Lesdes-; lesdrisk T. Reborn ententes :4. F.44rard
Lila; & Zeinel R. B. Reynolds, of Leedom ; 6. Joseph N.
S. terapeel. of Wisner, Isle of Wight ; 7. Henry TOMS
ii//4041, 04114ke Bassett, Notts..: 8. Amender Bottle,
ef Dever ; B. Jells Rebests. of Kidwelly.
letasi.—ftehease P.l.B.—Gold Medal : Also.
Bruce, of kerbs elver Medal : George W. Knox. Cor-
nea:tee : l
ye,iwit Arnett, of Lessee Edward
Thomased too.
Listen Asissl Medal fur Reports and Observations os
Diergleal sheOn t diespital.—Gold Medal : Richard Daw-
es., of Brigh

ST. 132eastes-Dr-ena-Eavr.—Yeaterday there was
a ooendershitattesidasceat the pada church of St.CworVe.
iethe- Kist, as isepreesim having prevailed that the Ns.
Bryan King, the rector, had bees gmatiaalear's leave of
absence, and that that period bane( dam he left
the persh, the rev gentleman might lay meow duty.
net. however, was a niietake es the part el the sash&
keen, who are not likely to have Mr. Lag rend theta
kr WOW month.. The following is the 'leave of ab-
=wee " granted to the ter. rector Archibald
Ounphell, Bishop of Loudon. hereby Homes you, Bryan
Meg. clerk, M. A. incumbent of the beside. of St. George's-
isthe-Fam, UM meaty of Middlesex, within our diocese,
to reside an el the limits of your said benefice until the
31st day el Deeinlier, 1861.—Diva ulster our hand this
lath day et July. 1800. &geed. A. C. LONDON ; signed, J.
B. Canvas" The Anal, has hem thoroughly cleaned
derive the lest few swaths. and greatly improved is sp.
pesennes. Trine sad Gwen have hese planted in the church.
yard se that the appeasable remind one more of a country
church then of sae situate in such a neighbourhood as Rat.
elif•hlighway.
Nsw Num Aar. —On Saturday the New Police
Art (24 and 25 Viet,. e. 51) wee printed. The object of the
be, is So grist eaairst lo muse sad men in the metro.
peanut polies IMO who woad have bees entitliai to pea-
slaw had they rasalasal as police in her Majeaty s yards.
The net gives father protection to the metier-thus police
haws employed bibs reysl yards sad military stations "rhea
a the aissalkaallbek Eat,.

HER MAJESTY'S V IsIT TO I RELAN u.—lt in
understood that the address to be presented to her Majesty
by the Kinptown Commissioners oo her arrival will be
simply handed to her Majesty, and not read, as on the
occasion of the Prince of Wales's arrivaL This is in strict
conformity with the usual practice, the reply being for-
warded subsequently. A meeting of the Municipal Council
will be held in the City-hall oo Motalay next (this day) for
the purpose of preparing a loyal sod dutiful address to be
presented to her most gracious Majesty upon the occasion of
her visit to this city—Freeman'. Journal.

We (Court Journal) believe Earl Granville is the
Minister selected to attend her Majesty during her ap-
proaching trip to Ireland. The 20th is about the date the
Queen will leave Osborne, but the day has not bees finally
determined on. According to the programme of the royal
program as already sketched out, the Queen is to reach
Balmoral about the 2nd of September. The Royal family
will by that time be joined by Prince Alfred.

His Excellency Count de Wets, EnvoyiS Ex-
triordinaire et Kinietre l'Unipotentiaire de & A.R. le Grind
Due de Here, hu arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from
the Continent

Their Royal Highnesses the Count de Paris and
the Duke de Chartres here left the Clarendon Hotel for
Worthing.

Print; Nicolas Troubetakoy and M. Oustiooff
bang left the Clarendon Hotel for Part., and General de
ltroff for the Continent.

The Prince and Princess of Macs have left
the Bromwich Hold, Jermyriertreet, for Paris, oa their way
to Italy.

The Earl and Countess of Yarborough have left
town for Tunbridge Wells.

The Countams of Harewood was safely delivered
of a sou ea Saturday, at the family M 1021012 in Hanover-
square. Her ladyship and infant are pragmatists favourably.

. . -
Frances Countess Waldegravo and Mr. Harcourt,
/LP., will shortly Isar* Dudbrcok House, Ere; ea a tour
as the Continent.

Viscountess Palmerston had an assembly on Fla-
ttuday evening at Cambridge House, at which the members
of the diplomatio corps and moot of the nobility now in
town were present.

Lord said Lady Aveland will leavo Be'grave-
square in a few days as a tour on time Oostineaß

-The Hon. 16e. and Ilia Fox Straagwaya have
lelt Farreeee's Hotel tat thaelpove Holum, Tanaka.

The report that a marriage has been arranged
between Sir Jahn Ades and Miss Augusta Ellis, daughter
of the bite Calomel the Hon. A. Ellis, awl niece of the prw
ant Lord Howard de Walden, is without foundation.

Miss Nightingale has left the Burlington Hotel.
The Misses Bertie Mathew have arrived at
Farrances Hotel from Tunbridge Wells.
The remains of the late Lord Herbert of Lea
will bs buried in the vault under the east end of Wilton
Church, which was specie/1y constructed for the inter.
meat of members of the Pembroke family.
_ _

Tax Buntor or Drazax.—A telegraphic despatch
MY yesterday received front Asakland Castle, dated Satur-
day eight, 11 p.m., and addressed to Lady Theresa Lewis
at the Right Hon. Sir G. C. Lewis's residence, Kent Hew%
Knightsbridge, to the effect that the Eod. and Bight Rev.
the Bishop of Durham bad undergone a ammo for the
worse, and that vary faint hopes indeed are eatartuimed
of his recovery.
_ _

Tue EMPEROR or Aorriu.—The Oat-Deutsche
Post of Vienna of the Ist says :—" The Emperor 'ramie
Joseph left last night for Salzburg, accompanied by Lint*.
nsat-Colooel Fried!, hi side-dereansp. His Moiety tra-
velled in an ordinary railway carriage. The period of his
return is not known. The Duke and Duchess of Modena
abostarted yesterday ter Salzburg. The Duke will after-
wards proceed is Swift to inspect his troops, and theses
on a tour in Switzerland. Baron de Fornich, Chancellor of
Hungary, dined with the Emperor yesteAsy at Sch.enbrun.
Borrow de Prokesch-Osten, the Alicia internalize., at Con-
stantinople, arrived here yesterday."
Row COLLEOZ or Boaonows.—The following
gentlemen, having undergone the neceseary examinations
for the diploma, were admitted members of the oollege at s
meeting of the court of examiners on the 'Lod inst., viz.:—
Messrs. James Colini, Bishopweartnouth ; John Cook,
Warwick4srawt, Regent-street ; Thomas Corbett, Stour-
bridge, Worcestershire ; Robert Ridon, Arabella-row,
Pim-
lico; Froncis Frederick Charles Nesbitt, NIMAI3 West
Indies ; Frederick Scott la 'robe, Bedford ; William
T 12011411 Davies, York-town, Surrey ; Thomas Spilshury
Swinson Leamington ; Thome Markby, Chatter'.; Edwin
Allan healing, Sunderland ; Edward Dodd, North Stoke,
Chdordshire ; James Albert Bright, Clunheidge-square ;
William Turner, Edinburgh ; John Hanley, London ;
Charles Hugh lide, Swansea ; Patrick Joseph Kelly, M.D.,
Jamaica.

00111 MINZIAL WIALTH.—TiIe usual annual sta-
tistics al the mineral wealth of the United Kingdom—those
for 1/10—arcof a very satisfactory character, and show that
notwithstandirig the general depression in commercial cir-
cles the proposed our mineral and metallurgical industries
has been continually °sward. The value of the minerals
isisodin 1860 was N 3,401,4591., &picot 24,226,5164 in the
mad* year—isereaso, 2,177,9334 The value of the
ogre. lead. silver, zinc, and pig-iron manufactured
from the sews of those metals raised during the period wee
16.999,7177., against 15,447,0964 —increase, 1,49.4631/.
_;_of
ether inissersissministals. 170,8274 in 1880.slroimi95,U1".
is 1859 ; and of coals, 20,010,6741. in 1860, against
17,994,9411. in 1659. thus showieg the aggregate value of our
metals anal mineral" when brought into the ordinary com-
mercially marketable condition, to have been 37,121,3184 in
1860, pleat 33,537,0274 In the preceding year—the in-
armee being equal to 3,584,2914 —Mating JOYMelli.

GAM iiiNTIRS AND .M1411:111131131T Ace. —An
inspector has boss sprinted by the megisivateo, and gia
istabitshment u Whitecromotmet, Clty, sober
Lord • Act, for regulating measures seed i oleo
se pa, and whereat ps motets M the City of London are
to In Meted, M eoofosmlty with the requirementa of therm.
The South Western Company have announced
their intention of running excursion packets from South-
moms to Havre awl lock. The excursionist may re-
main abroad we month. Them excunioa• are com of
the moults d the abolition of the passport system in
leases.