The Press.
London, England, 1853-12-10 00:00:00

VAcANcIES.

The Rectory of Votteretl, atilt the Rectory of Rroeillield 'an-
nexed. pear Butitingfortl, ilertfordshire. by the death of the Max.
.1..1,11 Walker, M.A. Value 4041/. a Vic, r, iu priiate patrnage.
By Mr. Witll.e•r'e death the Vicarage ot litaintree, lEbt.vit. also be•
conies vacant. Value dt,o/. PI year; in the silt of the Mat.tcr and
..flrino -hall. awbri.l ge.
The Rectory of Farnham 110,41, Buckinghamshire, by the
.leath of the Hex. John Se•ptiutua timer, off A. Value CO/. a
ear; u< the SUt of the l'rvl vet awl Fellvne vt Etvu

SATURDAY,

The Rectory of little Honied, near l'cklield, Susses. by the
death of the Rev. Juwepli Nnipeon, M.A. Value itiol, a year ;
the gilt of the representatives of the late incumbent.
The Head Mssterehip of the Proprietary Grammar School, St.
John'e-woo.l, Loudon, lb vacant. Ihe master must be in priest's
orders, and a graduate of one of the UniveraiUes.
lie Curacy of Loa, emit, Suffolk. Stipend, 1001. per animus ;
in the gift of the ltev. F. Cunningham, M.A., Canon of Norwich.
Ihe Luton of lullarone,llexfurd, by the death of the tier.
l'huikett Prewtou. In the gift of the Bishop of Ferns; value
20u1. a year.
Ihe Clattplailliey of Cork Garrison, by the death of the Rev.
J. Iferbert. The duties are onerous, there being no fewer than
Mur services Oil each Sabbath, to say nothing of the attendant.)
on nick. &e., where over 2,000 and occasionally 3,000 men are
quartered. 'I lie salary is itotil. per annum. It is said to be In
the gilt of lord Fitzioy somerwet, under the Board of Ordosuce,
with II haw the exclusive control and management of all military

Zinibtrsitg

OXFORD.

3111. AAHHInsE SHORT, of New College, was en Saturday
lust admitted an actual felluw,after two years probation.
Mk. I•'!t►:Math' Mosta:rt., solicitor, of Oxford, has been
appointed solicitor to the University, in the room of tae
nether, Mr. Baker 31orrell, who has resigned un account of
advanced age and declining health.
Piorrir LETLEY Scrxr rat, M.A., scholar of Corpus
College, has been admitted a fellow of the society.
TH►: kuit.st HY THE STATUTE about to be proposed tor
founding and endowing a professorship fur• the Latin lair•
guage has just appeared. The professor is not to be under
the degree of M.A. or It.C.L. He is to reside within the
precincts of the I•niversity for eight weeks in each term ;
he is to give two public lectures each year in English, and
twenty-four lectures fur the use of the junior members of
the University each term. The professor is to be appointed
by the Viee-t hsnct•llor, the Proctors, the President of Col-
inas, and some one other to be named by the fellows i f
Corpus, by the Regina professor of Greek, the Camden
Professor of Ancient History, the Public Orator, the I're•
fessor of Poetry, the Senior Examiner and the Senior•
Moderator in the Classical Schools.

'rile SOCIETY or• CORMS, following out wl:at appears to
have been the wish of the founder of that college (Bishop
Fox), viz., the establishment of a lecturer in Latin, fleet...
bible not only to the members of his ovm college, but to
all, offers at once to endow the professorship with ti4XN. per
annum, intending to increase the endowment to 6110/. at a
future period. The University has also set spilt the stun
of 141,0011/. as a certain endowment for the above, so as to
provide that an income of nut less than 611 W. be ensured to
the professor for his services. All the junior members of
the University, with the exception of those of Corpus
College (who are to attend the lectures gratis), are tu pay
the professor for each course the same tee (21.) as that
paid to the other pmfessors and lecturers by their respec-
tive classes.

MATHEMATICAL CLASS LIST, for the Second Public
Examination, Michaelmas, 1868 :-••••
CLAYS I.—Behrendt', John 8., St. John's.
('LAMS 1.-1 la 3 ton, eorge, uet. us' ; Rogers, Walter
RAM ; Tanner, thllllVB, Pent hroke.

CLASS M.—Fulton, Thomas G.. Queens' ; Hayward, Heur
H., itembt,Ae Joie, tgeithen I'., Pembroke.
CLAAIt IV.—Eras ford, Nan. A., Exeter; Ison, Wm. G., Brine.
nose ; Vadletort, Viscount, t hutch.

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EXAMINERS IN XI Al lIE 11A1 ICS ANII PHYSICS. 1111111104
Eill‘auNi II.; nice, Jimitiv,loniew ; 1% ay te, brumel W.
Altt. Crt.i.EN, Commoner of Worcester, and Mr. Pike,
from King's College, London, have been elected scholars of
lintsenose College. There were eleven other eanoidates.