The Express. — 1864-07-27 (London, England)

ROYAL COLLICZ OF SURORONB 07 ENOLAND.-. The followiag gentlemen having undergoes the sworsary examinations for the diploma were admitted members of the college at • meeting of the Court of Bemires' or the 26th rest.. viz. :—Measra. Jobe Hamilton Craigie, Filashery. *lmre ; George Henry HIW, Oid Rent-rood ; Augustus Square May, Plymouth; Jobe Humus Wreath, L.8.A., Over Darwee • George Gill, Liverpool . John Hankins.Gamsil, Liverpool ; Thomas Collier, Bridgeed, Olamorpu. shire ; Frederick Turner. Bestow ; George Homy Savage, %ghee, ; John Challis Duke, Leominster. Susses; Alexander Hampton Brewer, Victoria, Monmouth; Walter Hugo Reed, Tirades, Devoe; Henry James Dwelly, Wandsworth ; Thomas Henry Morrie, Building ; Jobe Cantos Roberts, Peckham Jobe Moon Fisher, Hull ; Thomas Hoary Whitehouse D;avies, Stroud ; John Hedley, Newcastle; Richard Rothwell Disbar, Wigan; William Matthew Bargee. Motley Bridge ; Charlie Edward Blair, Wandsworth ; rhombi Lam. Dublin George Covey, Bsaingstoke ; William Foster Vise, Bedding; and Jame. More, Rothwell, Northamptonshire. MURDER AND 8171eIDE AT ittexcursinn.—The following are the details connected with this shocking case, of whisk we pre a telepaphio accomt yesterday. The murder aad suicide were committed in • hems in Jan. troll-Week Great Awaits, lisediester. The ?coupon of the house were James Gilbert, a parser and well sinker, and his wife and five children. About six o'clock in the mooing s policemen named White• heed heard cries of murder Mules from Junotioestreet,  and in going io that direction met ooe of the girls of the family. who exclaimed, "Come, policeman! come! father has stabbed my mother." Oa mitering the home the policeman sow at the top of the stairs, Ellen Gilbert, the wife of the murderer, with her throat cut from sar to ear. The stairs were covered with Wood, and the unfortunate woman only survived • few minutes. The officer then went op Maas, sod there towed the husband sitting on the side of • bed, with his throat cut, and • stream of blood flowing from the wound. His hoe woe distorted, mod he died soon afterwards. Mr. Holmes, mimeos, arrived. but too late to render any service. Elise Cosgrove, a seighbour, bed arrived before the poiiceman, but the murderer threatened to take her life if &be in. teerefol and abe left the house to obtain assistaece. The d woman had bees drinking for • week post, and this is said to have led to the dreadful tragedy. The husband bed been heard to my he would harm himself or cat somebody's throat. The husband was about 50 years old, and the wile was about 40. They had five children, the two oldest of whom bad left the house owing to their father's threats. The three other children were in the house at the time.' the murder. An Inquest was held at nom yesterda The verdict against James Gilbert wee one of "Wilful murder," and that he afterwards committed suicide, " Misr h as unsound state of mind." PHITIMATIC DESPATCH ComrANr.—The report of the directors states that they fully expected to have bees able to announce to the shareholders that the Ana portion of the lice from Easiest° Holborn was completed, end the system in operation upon a large scale with the falleised Mho. The necessary works will, however, yet require from a month to six weeks to complete ; sad under thews circuitsAssess Me gmeral meeting, which must, aroording to the resolution of the let of August last. take place is the month of July, will be bald on the 304 inst. pro forted, sod adjonreed lurid • day to be thee named, when the first portico of the line will be finished, and the directors will be able to submit to the shareholders complete stateemots of the costs, and the result of the working of the first minim of the largiktebe.  (