The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY ANI) CLERICAL

OXFORD, DEC. 18.—The following Class List, " In
Disciplittle Mathematickr et Physieis," was publi.bed this
afternoon:—Clue I.—Alexander C,,lvin Am.lie, Exhihi•
Honer, University. Charles Ashbrook Wright Crump,
Commoner, Trinity. XV 'llium By ird ilby, Scholar,
Watihilln. Class 2.—Edward !Links, Commoner, New
Inn Hall. Hobert Henry Charsley, Commoner, St. Mary
Hall. •Martin Henry Irving, Scholar, llalliul. §oeorge
Edvard Martin, Poptm.ster, Merton. Arthur Henry
Penne, Scholar, Corpn. Christi. tltnbert Howley Watts,
F.thibitioner, University. Henry Tnrrin Turner Wert,
Commoner, Br:moose. Clam. 3.—W1131111 De Onettcville,
Scholar, Pembroke. Ileury Macdonald Matigliarn, Com-
moner, Oriel. •Frederick Meadoes White, Demy Msadden.
Class 4.—llenry Dewitt Ilurrop, C"1111110111.r, Pembroke.
John Sylvester Davies, Commoner, Pembroke. lS Ocorge
Frederick Orundy, Scholar, Bratieno..e. t Chas. Kerrick
Hartshorne, Exhibitioner, Christ Church. Charles John
11l lxionenoner, St. John's. George Richard Hoskins,
Commoner, Pembroke. At attar Law 'limey, Commoner,
Christ Church. Cietilge Phipps Provost, Commoner, Bal.
liol James Then', old, Commoner, 'ninety. John C. Wil-
son, Commoner, Exeter. Frederick Thomas William
W intle, Clerk, Magdalen. Examiners—Hobe, t Walker,
Edward Militia: Hansel", And John A. Ashwurtb.
t First claw, "in literis humuniiiritiu.." • Second
class, ditto. t Third claps, ditto. § Fourth clots ditto.

ORDINATIONS.
On Sunday morning the Bishop of Losons held •
general ordieation at the Chapel Royal, Whiteli ill. The
following gentlemen were admitted into holy orders, viz. :
Deecome—Brailley Abbet, Trinity,Du4lin. S ainuel It.
Anderson, Trinity, Cambridge. Charles 11. Andrew.,
nolneitni st.anciete of K ing's College, laindon. Forster
St able Barry, Pend•roke, Cambridge. George B. Golding,
Magdalene Hell, Oxford Munn I Halt, Emmanuel,
Cambtidge. henry G. Henderson, Student of King's,
London. Ebenezer Hewlett, K London. William
Henry Jenkins, King's, London. William Lneock, Gm.-
vale and Caius, Cambridge. David M. Matthew, Ent-
manuel, Cambridge. Williain flows, St. Mar)'s Hall,
Oxford. Peter Prescott, St. Mary's Hail, Oxford. David
Simpson, St. John's, Cambridge. J. Morison Snody, St.
Peter's, Cambridge. Laurence Wm. Till, Pembroke, Ox-
ford. Samuel Vaughn, Student of King's, London It.
E. Reginald Watts, Trinity Cambridge. John Shaw, Bur.
dun, Church Missionary College, Ishogton. Wm Keene,
Breseneee, Oxford. Henry Reeve, Church Aliksionery
College, blington. The three last-named gentlemen were
ordained for missionary work in the colonies.
Putiern.—Rev. J. Leicester Balfour, Queen's, Oxford.
Rev. William Beck, Pembroke, Oxford. Rev. William
Frederick Biekmore, Theological Associate of King's, Lon-
don. Rev. H. Christian Brown, New Inn Hall, Whirl.
Rev. F. Buttenshaw, University, Oxford. Rev. R. S.
Conn:nine, Christ's, Cambridge. Rev. Charles Raymond,
St. Mark's, Chelsea. It: v. 1). 8. Oovctt, Waieem, °Mord.
Rev. John William liallward, Theological Associate of
King's, London. Rev. Walter Howse, Christ'a, Cambridge.
Rev. E. T. Hudson, Trinity, Cambridge. Rev. J. Kirk-
land, St. John's, Cambridge. Rev. R. Cowley Pawles,
Exeter, Oxford. Rev. J. H. Snowden, University, Oxford.
Rev. H. B. Thompson, Worcester, Oxford. Rev. F.
Vivisn,Trinity, Cambridge. Rev. Joseph Mayers, a literary
person, ordained es a missionary for Bucharest.
Immediately after the ordination the Bishop of London
licensed the following newly-ordained deacons to curries
in his diocese :—The Rev. Bradley Abbot, of Trinity, Dub-
lin, to the curacy of Holy Trinity Church, Brampton, on
the nomination of the Rev. W. J. Irons. The Rev. Samuel
Ituthven Anderson, of Trinity, Cambridge, to the curacy
of Hounslow, on the nomination of the Rev. Edward
East The Rev. Foster Stable Barry, of Pembroke, Cam-
bridge, to the curacy of St. Peter's Church, Stepney, on
the nomination of the Rev. T. J. Rowsell. The Rev. Geo.
Blew Golding, of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, to the curacy
of St. Margaret'. Church, Westminster, on the nomina-
tion of the Rev. Wm. Cureton. The Rev. Edmund Hall,
of Emmanuel, Cambridge, Si the curacy of St. John's
Church, Notting-hill, on the nomination of the Rev.
W. Holdsworth. The it.,. Henry Glass Henderson,
student of King's, London, to the curacy of Barking,
Essex, oa the nomination of the Rev. H. J. Dyson.
The Rev. Ebenezer Hewlett, of King's, London, to the
curacy of St. John's Church, Bethnal-green, on the nomi-
nation of the Rev. John 'Fagg. The Itev. William Henry
Jenkins, of King's, Ltindon, to the curacy of St. Mar-
garet's, Westminster, on the nomination of the Rev. Wil-
liam Canton. The Rev. William Locock, of Gonville end
Cahn, Cambridge, to the curacy of Hampstead, on the
nomination of the Rev. Thomas Ainger. The Rev. David
Sutton Matthew, of Emmanuel, Cambridge, to the curacy
of All Saints' Church, Islington, on the nomination of the
Rev. J. Russell Stock. The Rev. William Plows, of Saint
Mary'. Hall, Oxford, to the curacy of St. Bartholomew's
Church, Betbnal-green, on the nomination of the Rev. E.
%V. Relton. The Rev. Peter Prescott, of St. Mary's Hall,
Oxford, to the curacy of St. Thomas's Church, Arbou r-sguare,
Stepney, on the nomination of the Rev. Willie= Valentine.
The 1t... David Simpson, of St. John's, Cambridge, to the
curacy of the Episcopal Chapel, Gray's-inn road, on the
nomination of the Rev. Edward Garbett. The Rev. John
Morrison Saintly, of St. Peter's, Cambridge, to the curacy
of Bt. Barthe'emew's Church, Bettinalgreen, on the nomi-
nation of the Rev. E. W. Relton. The Rev. Lawrence
Wm. Till, of Pembroke, Oxford, to the curacy of St.
John's Church, Westminster, on the nomination of the Rev.
John Jennings. The Rev. Samuel Vaughan, of King's,
London, to the curacy of St. Thomas, Charter-house, ou
the nomination of the Rev. Wm Rogers. The Rev. Ro-
bert Reginald Watts, of Trinity, Cambridge, to the curacy
of Norwood, Middlesex, on the nomination of the Rev.
E. J. Smith. His lordship also licensed the Rev. Harry
Christian Brown, 'we curate of Roughtna, Norfolk (or-
dained print), to the curacy of Si. John's Church, Wal-
thamstow, on the nomination of the Rev. 8. M. Barkworth.
By the Bishop of Pirreueostouoir, Dec. 19.
DUCONll.—Charles Gerrard Andrewes, D.A., Magdalene
Hall, Oxford. Josiah Desearrieres Salience, 8.A., Trinity
College Cambridge. Robert Lowther Wilkinson, 8.A.,
Kings
Hall and Brawn.. College, Oxford. Edward Mill-
man, BA , Pembroke College, Oxford. John Albert
°reeves, 8.A., Lincoln Co lege, Oxford. George Richard
Taylor, 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge. lames Har-
ley Usill, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. Robert Henry
Niabett Brown*, 8.A., Worcester College, Orford.
PIIS/11.—Angsqua Shears, 8.A., St. John's College,
Cambridge. Alfred Hind, 8.A., St. John', College, Cam-
bridge. Elijah Edwards Bayles Salisbury, Queens' Col-
lor', Cambridge, and St. Aidea's College, Birkenhead.
Edward Richard Hussey, 8.A., Oriel College, Oxford.
Henry Courtney Jetionr, 8.A., St. John's College, Cam-
bridge. John Edge, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin.
Themes Norris, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin. William
Wilson, 8.A., tr. Catherine's Hall, Cambridge. Robert
Codeington Collins, University College, Durham. William
Morris Housley, 8.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge.
Immediately afterwards the Lend Bishop granted the fol-
lowing licenses to miracles within the diocese, via.:—Mr.
Andrewes, to St. M r a e 'e, Leicester. Mr. Salience, to
Peterborough. Mr. Wilkinson, to Lampert cum Fazton.
Mr. Hillman, to Whitwiek. Mr. Oreaves, to Bhesrsby.
Mr. Taylor, to Northampton Bt. Sepulchre. Mr. Usill, to
INorthampton St. Giles. Mr. Browne, to Ibstock.
The Bishop will hold his neat ordination on Sunday, the
20th February.
By the Bishop of CHICMUTIII, Dec. 19.
DIACONS.—Thamas Francis Crosse, D.C.L., Exeter Col-
lege, Oxford; Edward King Elliott, 8.A., Trinity College,
Cambridge ; Andrew Turner, B A., Trinity Hall, Cam-
bridge ; Edwin Henry Beck, Licentiate in Theology, Bishop
Hatfield's Hall, Durham; Augustus Frederick Benweli,
Literate.

Patarrs.—Joseph Funrivall Brindle, BA., Baseness
College, Oxford; Edward Henry Lloyd, 8.A., St, John's
College, Cambridge; William James Grundy, Literate;
William Henry Oatteridge, 8.A., New College, Oxford;
Ilansaduke Lawrence Shar_pe, 8.A., Worcester College,
Word ,• William Henry .dltstap, Literate ; Thomas
Nash, 8.A., Lincoln College, Oxford ; Charles Boys, BA.,
Corpus Christi College , Cambridge; John George Henry
Hill, B.A , Emmanuel College. Cambridge.
The Bishop of Chiehes•er afterwards licensed the follow-
ing gentlemen :—J. F. Brindle, 8.A., Assistant Curate of
Blinfold, Sussex; W. H. Redknap, Curate, Earnley, T. F.
Cease, D.O L., Militant Curate, Battle; E. K. Elliott,
8.A., Assistant Curate, Headwater; E. H. Beck, Assistant
Curate, Westeneston and Chiltington ; A. Turner, 8.A.,
Matta Curate, Christchurch, Brighton ; A. F. Heaven,
Assistant Curate, Laughton.
On Sunday, Deo. 19, at Carlisle.—Courtenay John Ver-
non, 8.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, Deacon, licensed
to the Curacy of Allhallows, in Cumberland.
Rev. Moses Hetherington, to Mungrisdala perpetual
curacy,county of Cumberland ; patron, the Bishop of Car-
lisle, by lapse.
Rev. Robert Shapland Hunt, to the Perpetual Curacy
of the Holy Trinity, Mark Beech, pariah of Cowden, Kent;
diocese Canterbury; patronese, the Hon. Caroline Jane
Stuart Talbot.

Tllll MURDER IN THE FOREST OF DEAL—DaY-
1111001C. MONDAY.—TO-nay the inquest on the body of
William Peake, the sawyer, who was found dead In the
road near this place on Thursday week, having been killed
by • knife or some other sharp instrument, being thrust
through one of his eyes to the brain, was resumed before
John Lovegrove, Esq., one of the coroner, for the county of
Gloucester. The only evidence taken to day was that of
the father and mother of the prisoner. Mary °reenlist',
the prisoner's mother, proved that on the night of the sup-
posed murder she went to bed about nine o'clock, and that
her son Judie (the prisoner) did not come home until some
time after, when her husband let him in. She was exa-
mined also with respect to a cloth which the police
found in the house with marks of blood upon it, as if
a bloody knife bed been wiped with it. She
swore that on the Sunday before the supposed murder her
husband's nose bled, and that he wiped it on this cloth.
Thomu Oreenhaf, the father of the prisoner, however
denied that he had had his nose bleeding on the Sunday,
but he said his nose bled on the Monday, and that he used
the cloth then, and was sodded by his wife for doing so.
This witneu alas gave evidence as to the time the prisoner ,
came home on the night of the supposed murder. It was I
about a quarter put eleven o'clock, and he was drunk. He
smoked a pipe by the fire, and then went to bed, witness
assisting him up Main, and helping to undress him. He
and his brother John were up early neat day, and off to
work. The prisoner, on being 'wised if he had anything to
say, and being duly cautioned, said he knew nothing about
it. Some further facts having come to the knowledge of
the police, which they intimated might lead to important
results, the coroner was requested again to adjourn the
inquiry. The inquiry wu accordingly adjourned to the
3rd of January, 1653.