The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-05 00:00:00

MATRICULATION.

Honours in Math moats and Natant', Ph,Thsophy.—
Thomas Savage, University College (Exhibitioner); Henry
Stewart Drewry, King's College; Thomas Henry Candy,
King's College ; John Lane Evans (equal), University
College ; John Field Deck, University College • Edward
Nuth, University College (equal), Edward John Hay-
wood, University College ; Charles J. Baru, King's
College ; Henry Mason Bompas Private Tuition (equal) ;
John Dennis Tucker, King's College ; Henry Swinton
Boult, Manchester New College ; Alexander Doull, Pri-
vate Tuition.
Honours in au ssics —Alfred Bache, Edgbaston Gram-
mar School (Exhibitioner); Robert James Oonne, King'
College ,(exhibitioner) ; Thomas Roscoe Orede Stebbing,
King's College School ; Frederick Hall Robarts, Univer-
sity College; Charles Alabaster, King's College; Henry
Swinton Boult, Manchester New College ; William
Henry Hyde, King's College ; John Martineau, Uni-
versity College (equal) ; Robert Steen, Belfast Academi-
cal Institution ; John Lempriere De la Garde, Devon
and Exeter Hospital ; Beversham Harman, King's Col-
lege (equal).
Wirnam
Kilroy,Staney London
ilonu
HrsoisnpiCtahl2(zPisritiZ2lem.—an7;lll.3lll
University College ; Alexander Robert .t
Turner, SI t. Bartho-
lomew'sJevous
Clarke M`Lean Wesley College, Sheffield ; 'Edwaid.
mi'raeidtieiriieoakii,Hia,rilivßatsoehbTertusit,ioUnn.ivAersdaimy
College 1,- (equal) George
Henry Jackson, 'Guy's Hospital.
Honours in Zoolo:y.—William Newman, St. Bartliola.
mew's Hospital (Prizeman).
Hcnours in Bole ny.—William Stanley Jevous, Univer•
sity College (Prizeman) William Turner ; St. Bartholo-
mews' Hospital.

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}l NAVY PENALTY.—Yesterday, in the Court of In-
ineMecadr.
ral informations w having retailed wines, spirits, and
na land
Revenue,ouse,
beer, without licence. Mr. Savage, an officer of Ex-
cise, said that, on the 11th of February, he went to the
house of the defendant, No. 12, Cecil-street, Strand,
where he took lodgings. He dined there that evening
with several other persons in the public room, and after
dinner he was asked by the defendant's son-in-law if he
would take anything to drink. He replied that he would
take a little brandy and water, upon which this person
gave a key to a waiter, who returned with a bottl- of
brandy and set it before him. The waiter was not • )ne
more than two minutes. On the following day he (lined
with a friend, when they had stout, and a bottle of sherry,
both of which articles were served immediately. On
the next day, being Sunday, he dined with the company,
and had brandy again, and on Monday he had ale and
liquors. He then called for his bill, which he paid, and
went away. The defendant said she did not know that
she was doing wrong, and might have gone on
an-
swer years in ignorance of having violated the law. In
to one of the commissioners, the supervisor
1041
Mrs. Morgan had occupied these premises for about
this was a
years.. Mr. Commissioner Stephens?n said
very flagrant offence, and it was the impression
Court that it had been committed fory
ears.
it w
0.
the
keeper, in
only a short time since they fined a hotelee,
and it wo
James's-street, 1801. for a similaroff
4.,
visited
be an.ininstiee to hiin. if she was bt
heavy penalty. They should give o
judgment agains
1 in the penalty of 1201.