The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.

The friends of University College will peruse with
satisfaction the following extract of a page from the last
report rendered by the Council to the Proprietors.
The judicious conduct of the Council in making dis•
tinct investments of funds placed a'. their disposal, either
by gift or will, and applying the Neatly income in pro-
moting the educational of juts for M hiell the College was
instittred, instca.l of allowing the prilicipal to be merged
in the geucral capital of the establishment, cannot be too
highly applsuded.
Mr. Brundrett's rocent munificant donation of two dims-
sand pounds will have to be added toithiu list in the next
year's report:—

"ENDOWMENTS.
"5,714/. 7L BJ. TIIRFR-AND-A•HALF PER CENTS.

'acianwtanroitclfertinte years.
REDUCED.
" FLAttßary ScnoLAnsnir FUNP.—This fund is the
produce of a donation, by Mrs. Mary Flaherty, ii, 1836, of
5,0001. Threc-r od-a- Half par Cents. Reduced, or d of the
accumulated dividends, together with 2171. 13s. 3d., con-
t. iblve 1 out of the College Fund to raise the oividends to
2001. per annum. Mrs. Flaherty placed the sum of 5,0001.
stock at Vv. disposal of the Council, ' out of zeal for the
diffusion cf knowledge and the advancement of civil and
relig i o u s liberty, an , in the firm convictionefdo utor stheientbbi
aearsit
htpliiroi this
icceaiauecnshet
a i!l in the end be triumphant.' The diyidenda of this
fund
tif 5
mathematics
,/a.:ac
in,,, at ri
e appliedfserainnd fourtci'leayseiFi years,
i
" 3,000/. TfIRER PER CENT. CONSOLS.
otl.it F with accumulations
bills,
o to
i
" PATRIOT DONATION FUND.--This fund is the produco
threeonftereit, dFoinrsattidoonnsaotifona,
1833, 1,0
patriot,'o v
Lordof th
e Brougham co
be recorded as she donation of a patriot:' Second. 1835,
thet
number p r om o promotion i o; , n
I,OOOL Exchequer bills, for the benefit of the institution,
comfort and
toK decide n owol en dighee of
af ther ti .
;nr de
a os
cHar appropriation : ••• Third,.l637, 5001. ExcheqUer bills,
placed ' at toe disposal of
Lord Brougham, to be applied
as his Lordship may think best for the benefit of the college.
The dividends of this fund are to be applied towards pre-
curing courses of lectures to a class of schoolmasters of un-
endowed schools and ushers, by the professors of Greek,
Latin, Mathematics, and Natural fhilosophy.
6001. NEW TIIREE. PER CENTS.AND•A-NALF
" RICARDO LInRARY FUND, the produce of a donation,
in February, 1890, together with a collection of books
from the subs;tribers to tho Ricardo lectures, for the main-
tenance of a library of political economy, to be called tho
Ricardo Library.
‘. 500/. NEW THREE-AND.A-BALE PER CENT?.
" FELLOWES'S CLINICAL MEDAL FUND.—This fund is
the produce of a donation of 500/. iu 1837, by the Rev.
Dr. Fcllosea, for two clinico-medical gold medals an-
nually, to be presented to the students of the college sho
shall make the best r:ports and observations on the cares
in the hospital. The medal: to he awarded by the pity-
sians to the hospital, being urofeisors of medicine at tho
colleg".
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'‘30151. CASH. IY)NATICN OF JONATHAN BIaINDRETT, ESQ.
"LEGACIES.

"9981 155. TDP.EE AND A DAIS PER CENTS. 'REDUCED.
—This fond :s the iroduce t:f a legacy of 1,000/., flee of
duty,l 71. 1. 3d. N
4i in hyC.; eorßv g‘ nE
e lieinry Longridge, Esq
t.
AND-A- HALF PER CENTS.
—Produce of two legacies : Ist, of 507., less iit,ty 51. by
Mr. Clarke, of Barnstaple, October, 1831 ; '2d, 100/,
tree of duty, from NV. Coomber, Esq. of Henley, who died
Augmt, 1837.
(kgacy duty deductc-i)
BREUEEP OF PETER BACoN, I' 4c;
%limed value
of 10,0007. East in.
Lie Stock, tho reversion to which is left to the college by
will dated 1839."

.lIE
EARL OF CArtDIGAN.—The statement
which 'We! have extracted from the Naval and Military
Ga.zette of a recent transrction its the 11th Hussars shows
the disposLion of a portion of the press to misrepresent
every proceeding in which Lord Cardigan is engaged,
While .se say this, hewevcr, we foci bound to express the
;:
ophion that the infliction of corporal punishment on a
Sunday i, en act which nothing could justify but urgent
II f,ssitV, and that in the present instance no such vindi-
eplotsia'rily sisa7s, tie coursecanbca(ivanpecodrs.uedP; s our mili,ary contem-
by Lord Cardipth upon
this occasion it conformable to custom, the
msooorenesrothene
b.
General Commanding--Chief interims to reform such
barer.a custom the barer. But it, as we believe, it is an un-
usual course, it is incumbent upon 11F, aonmd,
account of our having constantly defended Lord Cardigan,
when we thought him unjustly attacked, to say that il-
Lordship's conduct in this instance d sa- s• la
deserves unqualified
censure. —Morning Post.

Sir Robert Peel (now at Drayton Manor), ac-
companied by three of his sons, att nried on Tuesday evening
last a most int, resting lecture on chemist' y, delivered by Dr.
Arnold, of Ta,i worth, in the Town Hall there, to the mem-
bers of the Library and Reading Room.