The Press.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

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Th.. following were on Wednesday nominated as the
cation :-- Richard Ibkcs, 0.0., Provost of King's College—
I tivittity. Edwin I ;nest, 1.1..11., Master ..f 'abut college
I .aw. .1. 11. Wrbalitit, M. 1).. deans 'ldlei..s—Physic.
William Marsh. M.A., Trinity Hall, Senior Non-Regent.
William Emery, M.A., t 'orptia, Menhir Regent. These,
with the Vice•Chaneellor, constitute the Caput for the en-
' g year.
The autlior:t lea of St. .1101116 i (.101tege have appointed six
addit ion:a sukletiturers. r. Iloy ward and 111 r. Sprague
in mathematics, Mr. Wood and Air. Ileadlatu in classics,
Mr. Mayor in moral philosophy, and Mr. Livenig in eke
Intstry Anil OW natural seienees. A laboratory, fitted up
with e%ery requisite, has been built for the chemical ke-
tun's.
The following list gives the number of Freshmen en•
ter's' at 11a. rtspectivo colleges, for the October lerlll,
'WM
Trosity 139
si John's
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/'brio's 594
Emmanuel 23
Trilio 11011
1N.1t.1 house
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Queen's l3
I ' "rims
l'otherine Hall ll
Sidney
l'embnlke e
Magdalene
I hyaulng

1t King's College the s44tolarii succeed from Eton accord•
in't to the vavonetes. There Nor been wore than the ave•
rage utinilwr of ‘acanciel this year.

SATURDAY,

The Regius Professor of Hebrew gives notiee that he
will commence his critical and henneneutical lectures on
the Prophet Hosea, at the Arts Schools, on Saturday, the
'Nth of October, anti will continue them at the cave place
and our on every Wednesday and Saturday to ti end of
term.
The I.e Has Prize, given annually to counnew„rate
the services, during thirty years, of the Rev. W. Le has,
at liaileybury Coll. ge, for the best English esti, on
subject of general Mention., to be occasionally chosen with
reference to the history, institutions, and probable destinit.s
and prospects of the Anglo•ludiatt empire, has been ad-
judged to Spencer Perceval Butler, li.A., of Trinity
College. The subject was " The Causes of the 'littli,l►
Invasion of Europe."
Hugh Callendar, 8.A., of St. John's College, and fourth
Wrangler, Is4l, has been riveted Futunlatiou Fellow
Magdalen College Society.
The following degrees were conferred on Wednesday :
M.A.—Charles Subrelber, Trinity College; Lawrence Jelin
Parsons, St. Julius College; kaieuezer Lvu►aa, Corlett
Christi College.
liainniontl, Clare Hall.
B.A.—Hoary Wuhan! ihultway, Queen's College.
Andrew Lung, M.A., of King's College, and John Clark,
M.A., of Queens College, were appointed prteprueturs.

DoanAm.—Monday last wag the first day of 1M iehaelmes
Term. The application for admission at Bishop llettient's
Hall are more than the moonlit will accommodate, and
116110 p Cusin's Hall is also tilled. The Itev. It. 11.
Blakey has been appointed bursar, and the Bev. James
Balite, jun. (editor of the " Richmondrhire "
chaplain of University College. The lion. W. G. tiny
(M.A., Isl'2) has been appointed secretary of ligation at
Stoekln am.
UNtvEttsery roll Sot TutWAtEs.—A movement was CHM-
menerd a short time ago for the purpose of establishing it
university In Walt*, and petitions for this object wile
drawn up by the Anglo-Welsh elem., in which it was urged
that a strong necessity existed for the establishment of tl
university at which the natives of the principality might
receive a liberal education in all the different launches of
literature without inclining, to many of them, the heavy
expense of travelling to distant pans of the kingdom to
obtain it. it la How prop NM that, under the title of
"University of Wales," the College of St. David et
lAtopeter, the I.ltutdovory institution, the Itrecott
College, and the endowed gntinnuir schools of the prin-
cipality, shall ell be united and incorpontted—stodents
from all the above to be admitted for degrees in nits end
divinity.
Enninuaon UsivEUSlTY.—Professor Jameson has been
compelled, by reason of protracted illness, to resign the
chair of Natural History in this Univetsity.