The Sun.
London, England, 1862-02-03 00:00:00

WOOL WIGS A CAP. E ACT

The following is the official lief: of successful
candidates in tho examination for adlmission to the
Royal Military Academy, Woolwielk, held on the
7th of January and following dass

Order. Marks.
1. Index number, 223—M'Donald, G..---glace of
education, Aberdeen University r Mr. Ren-
net's, Aberdeen .. 5,369
2. 116— Gloschen, A. lI.—H arrow ; Rev.. G. Frost,
28, Kensington-square, W. ; and. ,Rev. R.
Fowler, Tonbridge Wells .. 4,850
3. 216—Cundill, J. P.—The Ckurterhucuse and
Wimbledon School .. 4,779
4. 10—Alves, J. M.—Adelaide-house School,
Jersey ; Wimbledon School ; and Adolaide-

house, Jersey • • .. 4,773
6. 149'--Lindsell, J. B.—Cheltenham College,
I:•)ni.sridge School, and Rev. R. Fowler's,
TonNlOge Wells 4,492
6. 142—Coates. R.—Home and Rochester Cathe-
dral Gran.”l-• ar School - 4,462
7. 164—Gill,
w. d Brighton College; Rev. E.
Claydon's, Lee' • • • • .. 4,407
8. 94—Taylor, J. AL_Atslrlborough College; Mr.
Castle ; and Rev. G.
Fleming's, Tonbri4.l

'square, W.
Frost, 28, Kensington .. 4,392
9. 143—Smith, C. M.—Victoria' College, Jersey 4,346
10. 146—Washington, F. P.—Elo,u and privately 4,240
11. 148—Wright, J. T.—The Temp le, Brighton,
and Rev. W. 11. Johnstonesi Croydon .. 4,231
12, 152—8e11, A.—St. Peter's, Radley; Winches-
ter; Victoria College, Jersey,' ;Ind Rev.

W. Pritchett's, Old Charlton .. 4,171
13. 192—Ponnycuick, C. E. D.—Cheltenham Col-
lege .• 4,171
14. 69—Alexander, A. C.—Trinity College, Dubin 4,143
15. 202—Greenstreet, W. L.—Home awl Rev. W.
Foster, Stubbington, Hants.. 4,096
16. 48—Gordon, C. D.—King's College, and Mr.
Fleming's, Tonbridge
17. 112—Bouwens, L. li--Dr. LovelPs, Winslow ;
Mr. Hopkirk's, Eitham; and Mr. Fleming's,
Tonbridge Castle • . • •
18. 110—Hurst, W. B.—Rugby; Dr. Bridgman's,
Woolwich; and Mr. Flemings, Tonbridge

. . 4,,081

.. 4,060.

Castle.. .. 4,040
19. 179—Hickson, J. 11. C.—Wimbledon School.. 4,006
20. 198—Kempster, W. H.—Rev. A. G. Ryder,
D.D., Tipperary, and Rev. F. W. Waldon,

Woolwich• common .. 3,975
21. 150—Tisdal, G. W —Marlborough. College .. 3,951
22. 166—Costobadie, H. H.--Marlborough College
_

and Wimbledon School .. . • .. 3,911
23. 220—Methley, W.—King's School, Canter-
bury ; Mr. Fleming's, Tonbridge Castle;
and privately .. .. • • • • • • 3,891
24. 106—Dyce, C. C.--Cheltenham College 3,890
25. 35—Hunter, Woodburn—Cheltenham College 3,875
26, 16—Browne, Augustus—Exeter Grammar
School; Mr. Bouter, Exeter; and ,Mr. Cole-
man, Queen's road, Haverstock .. 3,864
27. 218—Georges, H. R. G.—The College, South-

ampton, and Mr. Taylor's, Woolwich • • 3,862
28, 175—Crawley-Boevey, B. B.—Mr. Hopkirk's,

~ 3,846

Eltham ; Mr. Wilson's, Old Charlton
29. 169—Mtitheson, J.—F. C. Institution, Nairn,
N.B. ; Rev. F. W. Waldron, Woolwich-

common .. 3,829
30. 57—Kennaway, C. W.—Rugby; Rev. E. Day,
Brixton-hill ; Rev. W, H. Pritchett, Old

Charlton 3,827
31. 74—Wickham, C. B.—Mr. Murray, Wimble-
don ; Practical Military College, Sunbury 3,798
32. 111—Broadfoot, A.—Glasgow Academy ; Scot-
tish Institute, Edinburgh; Mr. Lang,

• •
George-street,Edinburgh; and Mr. Sheret's,
Battersea .. . •
33. 174—Webber, D. T.—Mr. Hopkirk's, Eltham ;
Mr. De Burgh's, Dublin .. 3,775
34. 154—Huddart, J. D. E.— Privately .. 3,748
35. 93—Fletcher, A. F.—Mr. E. West, Amersham ;
Rev. C. J. Hughes, St. John's-wood ; Mr.
S. Ogle, Sevenoaks .. • . .. 3,693
36. 91—Chadwick, O. Rev. S. Burnaby (.3 private
tutor) ; Military College, Richmond ; Mr.
Maldron's, Brighton ; Dr. Rowden, B.
Sheen; Military Academy, Tonbridge-wells 3,679
37. 137—Waller, S.—Marlborough College 3,673
38. 78—Hildebrand, G.—Xibworth and Gains-
borough Grammar Schools and Marlborough
College 3,662
39. 121—Morgan, T. L.—Swansea School and Mr.
De Burgh's, Dublin • • .. .. 3,655
40. 183—Puzey, A. R.—Marlborough College .. 3,652
41. 138—Menzies, J. C.—Home and Edinburgh

.. 3,777

University .. .. 3,624
42. 98—Riall, W. A.—Mr. R. Do Burgh's, Dublin 3,617
43. 120—Brown, Charles E.—Kensington School
and Rev. G. Frost's, 28, Kensington square 3,591
44. 61—Walker, A. o.—Cheltenham College and
Mr. De Burgh's, Dublin .. .. 3,589
45. 181—Cooke, E. S.—Elgin Academy; ding's

College:Aberdeen ; and Mr. Keieer's,Bll,xck-

heath ..

.. 3,679

COUN2 11 111ABIal S.

YORK-FEB. 1.

We had a limited supply of wheat to-day, and trade ruled.
slow, late prices being supported. A greater demand waa
experienced for barley, at previous rates. Oats were quiet.
Beans were firm

Wheat, red 60s to 63s 008.... 22s to 265
White do .62s to 668 Beans 42:3 to 485
Barley .32s to 37s Peas, ~.•.8 to —8
_ .

Malt, 68s to 70s per qr. ;
to 49s per sack.

-o, 34s per qr. ; flour, 478

NOTTINGHAM-FEB. 1.

There was hardly so good a show of what to-day, and
the trade ruled dull—the prices being for interior sorts at
last week's rates—white, from 47s to 71s ; reC, 42s to 655.
Barley in steady demand—malting, 34s to 40s; gending, 31s
to 335. Oats were steady, at 24s to 355. Beans very gold
at 39s to 50s per qr.