The Sun.
London, England, 1850-08-26 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

First •.x:mination for the degree oF Bach:•lor of lied
eine.-1850.—Exatninvion for honours:--

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.
Hornidgo, Thomas King (exhibition and gold medal),
St. George's Hospital.
Lister, Joseph (gold meth!), University Coll ge.
Pan', Frederick William, Guy's Hospital.
Boa°, Thomas Moll .y, Guy's Hospital.
Wastalu:n, Thomas Buch Arian, Guy's Hospital.
Smith, Albert Daniel, King's College.
CHEMISTRY.
Headland, Frederick William (gold modal), King's
College; and Washbourn, Thomas B. (.old medal),
Guy's Hospital—equal.
l'avy, Frederick William, Guy's Hospital.
Hornridge, Thomas Kine, St. Georg Hospital;
Lister, Joseph. University College; and Smith, Albert
Daniel, King's College—equal.
MATERIA MEDICA AND PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY.

Pavy, Frederick William (exhibition and gold modal),
Guy's Hospital.
Headland, Frederick William (sok' modal), King's
College.
Smith, Albert Daniel, King's College.
Lister, Joseph, University College.
Rooks, Thomas Morley, Guy's Hospital.
llornidge, Thomas King, St. Gtwirs4c's trosp'tal.
STRUCTURAL AND PHYSIOLGICAL BOTANY.

Lister, Joseph (gold me tal), University Col:ege.
Headland, Frederick William, King's College.
Hornidge, Thomas King, Sr. George': Hospita'.
Pavy, Frederick Wilily'', Guy's Hospital.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.

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hand of 5731., sad
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sel ohal ndso t
wantee
10:ae, Wheallnbinta,Fli
balance
aseau6noeic.ni s of 55/ . ,
s hicb, after paying costs, and a dividend o' 10s. per
i nt
hAfe,tv2otlhusret
in=t., ,d
thes"no coa°L; cMloenifntnetass
of adventurer., 7751., from which a further dividend of
6!. per share (6721.) was now declared. At the Wheel
!teeth meeting the accounts presented showed-tin sold
of 675/, which, with balance
2,5151, louring
last lin
scow rg
n a t
left in hand 1,195/. A divi-
eau of 5201,
dead of 51. per share was declared, amounting to 6001,
which would leave the sum of 5981. to next accounn At
the Trehane meeting the accounts showed a balance of
223/. in favour of the company. After payment of 60/.
on account of the balance due for the new steam- ,ngine,
163/. was carried to the credit of next ace Hint. At
Tregorden meeting the aecounts showed a balance of
3881. 81. Bd. against the mine, with other liabilities,
to the amount of 761/, whirs a call of 4/ per share was
ccaie. At Condurrow meeting the balance against the
mine appears to be 945/., accounted for by erection of
,tamps, and payment of a portion of the purchase money
for Coombe mill, and the scarcity of water having pre-
cluded the due retura of tie. Tne average quantity of
tin raised during the last six =tenths is 91 tons per
month, and now not more than 9 tons for two months
can be returned. At the Cook's- Kitchen meeting the
accounts were audited to the end of April, shoeing a
balance of 2,1241. against the min-. It was proposed to
discharge the debt by a rateable division over the
shares, which amounts to about 16 e 11d. per share. At
the Tywarnhayle and Nacceltuke me tins the statement
of accounts showed a balance of 2091 against the adven-
turers. The report is favourable, the average returns
being about 600 tons per month. At the Wheel Crebar
meeting the accounts showed a balance in hand of 431/.
9.. 3.1., which was stated in the report as calculated to be
sufficient to pay the cost for the next three months. There
were 20 tons of copper ore at grass, and there were 14
tribaters on the mine still raising fair piles of ore. At
the Kirkcudbrightshire meeting the accounts for May,
June, and July, wore audited, and a balance of 921. was
found against the company. A cargo of lead ore was
sold on the 13th inst., which produced 3851.; the expense
of raising was charged in July cost. At Tavy Consols
meeting a balance of 20/. was found in favour of the
company. At East Pool meeting the accounts showed a
balance of 5471 against the mine. At the Wheal Mary
(Redruth) meeting, held at the mine on the 14th inst.,
the accounts were presented, showing a balance against
the adventurers of 1891. The accounts were passed and
a call of 7s. 6d. per share made. At the Dolcoali meet-
ing, held at the mine on the 12th inst., the accounts for
May and June were presented, showing a balance against
the adventurers, 2,7551. At the Mill Pool meeting the
mine was divided into 256 shires, and a call of 11. per
share was made. At We t Providence quarterly
mine is 61/., after
ac-
count the balance in favour of the commence
payment of 500/. for steam engine, which will
stone meeting a
oP
working in a few days. At the Ri h--ts.h 0
steam-engine had
satisfactory report vs 113 presented;
proved efficient, the mine was close of water, and they
had commenced dressing ofe-71 of which sufficient is
raised to pay costs."
foreign mining the
Respecting the progress of . . .
appended paragraph contains the chief points of in-
terest-
been an advance in San-
'. In foreign mines there has
I ce in St. John del
t'ago, and transac i '-ons have takenp
Australian, lin-
Rey, Copiape, Cobra, United Mexican,
Linares, and Wor-
thing. Brazilian, National Brazilian,le
10th inst. has been
thing. Tho Linares report to the
in stock during the
received. Tho quantity we'. ns remeined in atock.
week was 21 tons; whilst 233- to
and 44 tons sent for shipment. At the ports of Seville an
1
Malaga there were 199 tons, making.ne in the country.
By advices from the Santiago mines,
shaft, at Per-
s, dated the 19th of
287
Ti
July, we find that the lode in
severancia, is improved, producing from 12 to 13 tons of
level is worth 4
ore per fm. Tee lode in the 101 w.
tons per fm.; in the back of the 10, in the eastern ,topes,
the lode is yelding 6 tons per .co 1
r in other parts
. There are important
indications of considerable MP lode in the
cf the mine. At the Recurs ° mine
stt ohe
f Goldsmid's
stops of the 14fm. level, east
shaft, is yielding 6 tens of ore per fn. Since writing
the report the lode has been cut
101 w. to a vvinze, Brm. cast of
level, and found
Thompson's shaft, under the
e From the Imperial Bra-
worth 12 to 13 tons per ice- have been received,
zlian mines the gold returns only. 12th
of June:-sense,
which were from the Ist to thez.
16dwt. gee 51b. 4oz.
31). sez 2dwt.; Moneta', 11b.
1 cilian the advices state
lBdwt. From the National Brat
being proceeded with,
the machinery and launders
v.
ern
a men h. Tee
and eximted to be finished in
a2B to June 7. mks. 2 3 1
re-
turns are:-Cuiaba, from May to. 266 26 =--. Enke.
Rey 64; Cocaes, from June 4 to 14, hl 4221 b. of gold has
52 0 18. From the St. John del
arrived per Adventurer."

. LEICESTER
weather sets
amount of business loing in the warcli,u-es ii is evi-
dent that
the late adVanees in material are indueing great
TEADE.-09 the whole there is a fair
carefulness on the part of buyer., and p(rhai s till very cold
Prices of woollen yarns remain as last quoted, while coloured
cottons have at length advanced, a result looked for after the
in no very animated hwinefs will be done.
several changes in the browns,— brottingham journal.