The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-17 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGFrNCE'

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
44. 0/
FIRST EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OFtBACIIELOP

MEDICINE-4844. ~,,i,
The following Candidates have passed this Eolw-
tion
FIRST DIVISION.
Bompas, Joseph Carpenter, University College.
Cadge, William, University College. •
Colborne, William Henry, University College... •-.
Copeman, Arthur Charles, King's College., • '
Duncan, Peter Martin. King's College.: - •
Elam, Charles, Leeds School of Medicine.
Evans, David Peter, King's College. -
Fotherbay, Henry Isaac, Guy's Hospital.
Greenwood, William Henry, Guy's Hospital
Grimsdale, Thomas Frederic, University College.
Hicks, John Braxton, Guy's Hospital. tree 4
Mason, Thomas Peter, Original School, Peter 4

Dublin.
Matthew, Charles Reeve, University College.

Ody, John, King's College. •
Radcliffe, Charles Bland, Leeds School of )Medicine•
Houghton, James John, King's College.
Wiglesworth, Henry, University College.

SECOND DIVISION.
Coweell, Charles, University College.
Drury, James Samuel, adjoining St. George's Hose
Elliott, John Alex., adjoining St. George's Hospitab
Martyn' Patrick, School of Physic in Ireland.
Mason, John, King's College.
Monckton, Stephen, King's College.
Morris, John Griffith, University College.
Ramskill, Jabez Spence, Guy's Hospital.
Ricards, John 8., College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Mr. Lewis Goldsmith, of Paris, who has bee:oo
labouring under an attack of paralysis in the 101 l 0.
and hand, arising from a cold, and not the result of ;V
plexy, as erroneously stated by a Contemporary, is,
quite convalescent. . - fl#
INTERESTING RELIC.—At tbe 'Conference. ts,
Wesleyan body, now sitting at Birmingham, the ref
President, before quitting the chair, made an ilit_emo
ing statement. He held in his hand a small Pifer
Bible, which, with its case, had belonged to Nir•
ley, and which Mr. Wesley had been accustomed 1#
;n his field and out-door preaching. It was print. ,169,
Deane, and was given by Mr. Wesley, in the yearmiiiie'
to the late Rev. henry Moore, who, in his t
he
it to the Methodist Conference, to be keP
the President for the time being. It is supposed t 9 'lO
the same Bible which the artist had before him viijo'
painted the likeness of the venerable founder of Die oil'
dism, kept in the Chapel-house, City-road. Sot
ference in the apparent size will be observable, 1311.00
is ettributahle to its having been rebound ; se,
became necessary in Mr. Wesley's lifetime, font
freent use which that devoted man made f it. for
almost needless to say, that the Conference mos,"
dially accepted this interesting bequest. —D°"
Gazette. 4.30
SHRIMPS.—The office of shrimps, says a virirhot of,
the Penny Cyclopcedia, seems to be analogous tO (jet
some of the insects on land, whose task it is nor,
away the remains of dead animal matter after the 11
and birds of prey have been satiated. If a dead Os ill'
tho
or frog be placed where ants have access to it, eiti,ol
sects will speedily reduce the body to a closelreedilf
skeleton. The shrimp family, acting in hosts, as sPi'lo i
remove all traces of fish or flesh from the bones °
dead animal exposed to their ravage. They are, intwitir
the principal scavengers of the ocean ; and, 113401
standing their office, they are deservedly and
prized as nutritious and delicious food.
; of tbe
IMPORTANT Disc OVERY.—The attenton
iron-masters has been attracted to a process of eeicelle'e
able importance lately introduced into their manui
The application of electricity, to supersede severs ill be
expensive processes, has, it is stated, been tried...ol°f
Welsh and Derbyshire furnaces with satisfactorYfoa foa
It appears that the costly fuel and labour re(111100,,
'the purification of the ore from sulphur, phosPhera &be'
subtle elements, create its high market value, Oroces;
being all electro-negative, have induced then ew.4 fro ,
whereby the impure stream of metal after tl°,`!„l ted 190
the blast is in its moment of consolidation sub;
powerful voltaic battery, which so disengages "'they !sci,
components that in the process of puddling is st~u
readily extracted. The London blacksmiths, Itod
have tested this iron after a single reheating,
the Oro
nounce it the best metal in the market. 13Y,_
process an experiment was tried by Dr. Ure, t)oredettA
a soft rod of iron was held in contact with n co O !:
red heat, and that gentleman is understood tO
14f/to stee
that in a few hours the metal was converted lure of
Should these facts prove what they seem, they fironeb
lated to affect most seriously this important b o
our trade.—Newcastle Advertiser. A //r:451:1'
PREMISES SET ON FIRE IN DESTROYING to
NEsT.—On Sunday evening, about six o'eloe,l‘.,deolitr,
house upon the premises of Mr. Bolger, of Ct.tt.l,„ ortj,
was discovered to be on fire. Assistance qn;cl4o3crep
ing, a stack of straw standing
otherwise the barns and other buildings.
inusLdnir'ectiribe
a prey to the flames, the wind blowing in e• 0. d
increase the devastation. Inspector BurtomutotetL,
near was speedq.se fal to
police force, observing the fire at a distat\l'os.lbPe
to the spot, and, from information he obtain
duced to take into custody John and Charlee-ujsbof -0
former seventeen and the latter fourteen y_r
They were examined before the Rev.
theAlo npdrai
prisoners
ntehres
wasp's nest, when the fire they had It'nn'7o,,troit_;';s
Bodger's outhouse increased beyond thir; for trTo
IsltigathetdHtohna.t Lordthey I',,e,terreealasboloVie
odniLlo9%lo
roa
ignited the building. They were committedeleisenar,
the assize, but it was understood would bef 01 ..!".4
procuring bail. hetT loss will not be gre
Chronicle. t •
The Prese-
Bodger is insured in he Essex Economic.---ta'n
or
THE EMPEROR OF MOROCCO.--- a
merchant
peror of Morocco was originally a ea the c'„lce-
d 500 01-
Abd-el-Ka er, fu
That very son is now with
Holy War W
oce,,„
tdoorhei,mand n tphreefperreevnicoeustoEhrnispseorlio,r
~bheaqudweaaatn a
veep,
Emperor not proclaim the
throne, and
nwdil proclaimpl
ace thhiisra's‘
therefore, in a cleft stick, and has no help
onthet there. The "Thliteii:xihrierirertarco,Collsc