... She Admiralty. Mr. George Langsford Clay, of 95 Street, a -tudent of Queen's College and General Hospital, Birmingham, passed the examination in anatomy and physiology at the Royal College of Surgeons, London, on the l»th ultimo. At viDENTS. —The following persons were admitted as in-patients at the General Hospital yesterday :— Emma JMatthews, aged three years, residing in Brearley Street ...

... Exetkr College, September 30. The examination for the vacant open scholarships, kc., at this College, terminated yesterday, and this morning the Rector made known the following award of the Examiners :— Open scholarships of the value of £80. per annum, and tenable for five years: Mr. E. W. Wharton, St Peter's College, York; Mr. A. O. Jones, Bedford School. Stapledon scholarships of the annual ...

... Victoria Club, Saturday, p.m. Considering the season of the year, the meeting at the club was large, most of the influential bookmakers be 1115 present. There was, however, little disposition manifested to speculate either upon the Two Thousand or the Derby. For the Newmarket event Student would have been backed at his last quoted price—4 to I—for £'100. if those odds had been obtainable. Not ...

... THE TOBACCO, SNUFF, & CIGAR MANUFACTORY, STEAM MILLS, & 15, SNOW HILL. To Tobacconists, Cioa* Dealers, and Other-*. Gentlemen, —The steady increase of business which has been Accorded to Establishment, has rendered greater accommodation absolutely necessary, both for convenience my patrons and for the more systematic despatch business. hare therefore availed myself of the adjoining premises. ...

... [By Electric Telegraph.J REPORTED INSURRECTION JAMAICA. ga The Times has received the telegram from its corresponded e owing b Sit Halifax A topatckfrom • Consul-General V ...

... There was a meeting of this committee last night, in the small room of the Ann Street Provident Association. Aklerman Lloyd presided.—The minutes having been read and confirmed, the CHAIRMAN said the first business was to make choice of a frame for the certificate.—Mr. Mili.iek submitted a number of frames sent in by different firms, in which to place the certificates or third-class prizes ...

... Yesterday forenoon, I>r. Lankester, coroner for Central Middlesex, resumed the adjourned inquest on the body of Madlle. Marie Bullot, the young French lady whose death took place under such mysterious and suspicious cirouinstances not long since. The proceedings excited greater interest than they had done previously, in of the presence of the gentleman who took Madlle. Bullot to the house ...

... Til yC MEN'S COLL!:''!:. At special meeting the Council held yesterday Mr. .J. B. the chair Dr. Lloyd, the Loan of the Mess is. Harris, Trow, Cliff, Professor'; Dr. Suckling, ...

... YESTERDAY. Mj:. RAYDKRS. I'* If. Raylixx, Bimiivaliam, ironftruvdn-. —Meeting for 4(1- journod last examination and discharge. Mr. on behalf of bankrupt, stated that the liabilities were coi»—irised principally in one debt of £360., owing to a person narat 1 Francis, which had been gradually accumulating since IS.VJ. There was doubt that his having worked much under price was the cause of his ...

... FRIDAY. JULY 7. M. Birmingham, clothier, adjd. diT W. and T. W. Cottom, Great Bridge Ironfoundry, last ex. and dig. 11 H. Ball, Birmingham, rifle sight maker, last exam, and 11 W. Haywood Blythbury, farmer, adjd. last exam, and 11 M. Green, Wolverhampton, tailor, order dis. Johnson, Wallington, Hawked, and Barlow (Penny Bank), first meeting H. Slack, Worcester, stationer, first meeting T. ...

... n . Saturday. To-pay lias been, to all intents of business and pur. twees of pleasure, Christmas Eve. touch of frost in the air has seasonably come to remind us of winter, and to send out mammas and the young ladies in the furs and velvets proper to the calendar. The streets at I]io West End have exhibited their usual lmstle, and Lave put on their usual gaiety. The shops have displayed their ...

... Mr. Edmund Tattersall writes to the Times that two horses have died at Windsor with all the symptoms of the Rinderpest, and on Saturday he heard of another case from a veterinary surgeon who attended it, and who had the horse killed; he assured him that the po.it mortem examination confirmed all his suspicions—and he has had great experience among cattle. My obiect in sending this letter, ...