The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, OT. 24.

EXEGESIS OF HOLT SCRIPTURE.—Deso Ireland,
processor of the Exegesis of Holy Scripture (the provost of
Oriel Cullege), proposes to commence his lectures at the
Clarendon on Monday, the 29th instant, at 11 o'clock (the
lectures dories this present term being spia the mystical
Sense of Scripture), to be continued on each sameeding
Moodily. Os Wednesday and Friday in each week he pro.
poses to read seme of tb• Epistles at his own home. These lere
tures are open to members of the university who have
the examination in the school of Literie Hurassiorse or the
degree of B A.; and those who desire to attend them are
requested to call upon the professor on Saturday, the 27th
instant.
ENTOMOLOGICAL CoLLecriox.—Mr. Hope's Raton:01o.
'teal Collection will be open to the public daily dories the
preseat term, Sundays 'tatted, from 2 to 3 p.m., till
further notice. Persons desirous of studying the collection
for scientific purposes at greater leisure are requested to
apply by letter, addressed " Tte Curator of Mr. Hope's
Collection, Taylor-buildings." —R. 1.. Corrox, Vice-
Chaneeller.
ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOOY.—Ths Regius Protestor of
Physic, Dr. Ogle, of Trinity College, will commence a mune
of lectures on anatomy and physiology on Monday, Oct. 2S,
at 2 o'clock..
CLINICAL Limn aa.—The Clinical Professor of Medicine,
Dr. Ogle, will commence his lectures at the Radcliffe lour-
on Saturda_ y, Nov. 8, at 11 a.m.
UMITZPAITY Or THU Miss Room.
—The formal *peeing of the Maw Room and Library,
adjoining the Museum of Natural History now In course
of erectors in the Parks, took plus yesterday evesiag.
The building, which has been erected on the minutiae
of Dr. Acland, consists of a library, a dinialproom for
mechanics and labourers, a boasekeeper's room, and
kitchen supplied with all the requisites of cooking ap-
paratus, stove. ite. The library will consist of a choice
selesties of iieleabfie book', literature, and divinity; sad
the reading rum will be well supplied with aewspapers
sad periodicals. It is also iatimded, daring the winter
months, that lectures shall be delivered to the we.,
several seisms geatlsmen cosauted with the University '
have already promised their assistaaos. One of the chief
*Meets of the new bedding is to enable the workmen to
have their meals on the premises, without the necessity of
going to • publiiPhouse, sad small semen!, will be charged
for till isectmodation thus offered them. The rooms were
opened by the Vies•Ohanoellor, who was accompanied by
mural of the maseue delegate', including Profiteers
Phillip', Walker, Rev. G. Butler, N. S. Maskayisaii, Rag ,
Mr. Wood, of Queen's College, and Mr. Woodward, sushi-
test, to. About 80 workmen sat dowa to a substantial
repast, and the Vice Chancellor briefly addressed the mita,
eaplanatory of the objects of the Museum. A number of
toasts were given and responded to in the roans of the
nowise, which pawed off is a very agreeable manner.

SWEDISH INBIGNIa.—The order of the Seraphim,
the Megan of which Kieg Omar hai Jett sent to the
Bmperee Napoleons, is the onset and the most dhtinguished
of the orders of Swedish knighthood. lunette! in 1285,
by King Magnin Wales, it was ?sensed la 1748 by King
Frederick I. It to competed of any we class, sad is poly
esehreed ce prisms sad the highest evil aed military
fewthearies. The emateheee of mob Swedish or foreign
Mien remains for ever bung up be the church of Redder•
helm, where the tombs of the Wags of Sweden ere built,
an Oa dean wok Knight of the Order is annowoed by
the leg nibs large bell of tbst shunt. Besides the
Bmporer Nepalese, there is only ace other Frenchman
=re
who membere of the order of the Serenhe namely,
Beide, w is aim the eldest, in seineatiOs dstiag
es
for beck se 1810.
EXTREELVZ ROBBERY or SILVER PLATE.-00
Friday night, GT may oa Saturday moraine Last, the red-
den* of Mr. Grove Berry, wpm, High Berm/gate, wee
sateen aed robbed of featly all the silver plate, of between
1001. sad 1001. calm. his supposed the thieves bad eaten
the heel by a frost window • and although every exertion
cad imisky bed bees made, the offeeders had eluded de-
tense re m Money lest. A reward of 201. has bees offered
In** appeobsesies and weenies. The robbery was
set disowned mall about sir eNdlesk is tics mends& nes
anet the sensate wag &WO lab% A. ha"
heat doer midi apes, and milts sham.-- yet kakinamsts.
MURAL Pai.&a&— DAY. OCT. 14.
hdeinees se 0.15 diMe by omen Sake%
001..T5Md.8.7M. Ceneopendier dap het yew, 1,6611.