The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-03 00:00:00

I•T A L

We learn by the latest advices that much agita-
tion prevailed at Naples. The King was afraid that
France would reinforce the corps of army at Rome,
and had accordingly adopted measures of defence.
The Neapolitan arm is numerous and well-organ-
ized, but the population is discontented and ready
and the• presence of a few French ships
of war along the coast might be the signal of a re-
volution througlikmb tho hirtgdom.

to revol

SWITZERLAND.
A plot has been discovered at Bellinzona, in the
Tessino.

MANCHESTER ROYAL SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
AND SURGERY, PINE STREET.

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES

The annual distribution of prizes to students of this school
took place yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, in
the Town Hall, King-street, Manchester, before a numerous
and highly respectable assemblage of ladies and gentlemen.
Amongst the gentlemen present we noticed :—the mayor of
Manchester, (Robert Barnes, Esq.) ; the mayor of Salford,
(Frank Ashton, Esq.) ; Sir J. L. Bardsley, Sir Jobn Potter,
Sir Elkanah Armitage, the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
Manchester, the Rev. Hugh Stowell, the Rev. Dr. Vaughan,
Mr. Tootal, Mr. Joseph Peel, Mr. Commissioner Jemmett,
Mr. Alderman Shuttleworth, Mr. Malcolm Ross, Mr. Whit-
low, Mr. C. H. Rickards, Mr.Leppoe, Mr. Alderman Watkins,
Mr. Alexander Kay, Mr. John Reid, Mr. James Heywood.
M. P., the Rev. Canon Clifton, Mr. Alexander Henry,
&c.

The proceedings were opened by his worship the mayor of
Manchester, who occupied the chair.
The meeting was then addressed at some length by Mr.
Thomas Turner, lecturer on anatomy and physiology.
The mayor then distributed the prizes amongst the success-
ful candidates for the honors of the school. They were as
follows :

SCHOLARSHIPS

Senior Scholarship, for third year's students, £2O, double
for two years, to Alfred William Stocks, of Huddersfield.
Second scholarship, for second year's students, £l5, double
for one year, to Robert Hickling Heathcote, of Waltham,
Leicestershire.
Juniorscholarship, for first year's students, £lO, double for
year, to Henry Moorhouse Taylor, of St, Ann's-square, Man-
chester, .

Gold Medal, (in lieu of which was given at his own request,
a valuable microscope,) to Alfred William Stocks.

CLASS PRIZES,

Mr. Turner s class, Anatomy and Physiology.-Ist prize to
A. W. Stocks ; 2nd, R. H. Heathcotc ; 3rd, to 11: G. Earn-
shaw, of Clithero, Lincolnshire.
Dr. Brown's class, Proctor ofj Medicine.-Ist prize, A. W.
Stokes ; 2nd, R. H. Hcathcote.
Mr. Coveney's class, Surgery.—lst prize, A. W. Stooks ;
2nd, Richard Sweeting, of Nassau, New Providence, West
Indies. _

Air. F. C. Calvert's class, Chemistry.-Ist prize, Thomas
Rayner, of Robinson-street, Ardwick ; 2nd, H. M. Taylor,
Mr. Heath's class, Obstetric Medicine.— I st, Richard Swee t-
ing, ; 2nd, Jobh George Graham, St. Peter's-square, Stockport.
Mr. Child's class, Materia Medica.—lst prize, 11. M.
Taylor. _ _

Grindon,s class, Botany.—H. M. Taylor.
Dr. Renand's class, Pathology.—lst. prize, Thomas Rayner.
Mr. Greaves's class, Forensic Medicine.—lst prize, R. H.

Heathcote.
Mr. Hunt's class, Anatomy, Physiology, and diseases of 'the
Eye.—J. J. Heywood, Harwood-place, Old Trafford's, Man-

chester

The Rev• Dr. VAUGHAN having addressed the audience,
certificates of honor for regularity of attendance and good con-
duct, were awarded to 25 students.
Sir. J. L. BARDSLEY moved the first resolution, which
thanked the former presidents for tho annual distribution of

prizes.
The Rev. St. VINCENT BEECHV of Worsley, seconded the
resolution, which was carried unanimously.
Mr. JAMES lIEYWOOD, M. P., moved the thanks of the
meeting to the gentlemen whose liberality had enabled the
lecturers to forward scholarship
Mr

ALEXANDER KAY seconded the resolution—carried

unanimously

Alderman Sir JOAN POTTER moved the next resolution,
which expressed the sincere wishes of the meeting for the con
tinned success of the Manchester Royal School of Medicine and

Surgery

fhe'MAYOR OP SALFORD seconded the, resolution—carried

unanimously

The chair having been tacated by the Bishop of Manchester,
and the right Rev. the Lord Bishop of the Diocese having been
called to it,
The Rev. Canon CLIFTON moved a vote of thanks to the
Mayor for his kindness in presiding over the meeting.
Mr. Alderman WATICINS seconded the 'notion, which was
supported by the Bishop, and carried by acclamation.
The Mayor returned thanks, shortly after which tho meeting
separated.

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