The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Arau.lB.

GRATULATION or Mr Pznwn OF WALRL—The
Vice-Chancellor has announced to the matubses of the
senate, that his Royal Higher= the Prince of Wake bas
been pleased to appoint Wednesday, the :Mid inst., at 2
o'clock, for receiving the addreu of the university it Marl-
borough-house. Those 'members of the university who may
attend the presentation of the address are requested to
app,ar in proper academical dress. Doctors in scarlet. The
place of meeting will be signibed by the Vice•Chaaoellor an
soon es possible.

TR] Slay COLLEGE.—Yesterday (Frida)) morning the un-
dermentioned gentlemen were eland scholars as the
foundation:—Uiileseis, Stow, Swainerm, R. F. Martin,
Horne, Turner, Parish, Omtted, J. N. !C. Davies, Crab-
tree, Rhoades, Ainger, C. B. Davies, Vardy, Cockshott,
WL.tele iv. W. R. Browne, Image, Hammond, Watson,
H. M. Taylor, and Tovey.
To-iLy the undermentioned gentlemen after competitive
examination have been elected minor scholars :—Butler,
Eton College; Clifford, King's College, London ; Daniell,
St. Columba'. College, Ireland ; Dickson, Cheltenham
College ; Nivea, Aberdeen University ; and Pollock, Eton
College.
The following candidates have been declared by the
examiners to have acquitted themmelyes with credit
Holland, Rugby School; Malden, Ipswich School; sad
Beinold. St. Peter's School, York.
The examination, extending over three days, was in
claming and mathematics. The annual value of the scholar-
ships, 501. per &Daum, tenable for three years, unless the
holder shall previously be elected to a Foundation Scholar-
ship.
MAGDALENE Comm:l.—The following has been this day
announced as the result of competition for scholaubips at
Magdalene : —Scholars Elected: F. Gunton, of Shrewsbury
School, to a Millington Scholarship of 631. per annum; F. C.
Barber, of Christ's Hospital, to an open scholarship of 50/.
per annum ; H. L A. Johnsen, of Shrewsbury School, to
so open scholarship of 501. per annum ; R. D. Balfour, of
Westminster School, sad R. Hush Callender (private
tuition) to oyes scholarships of 401. per annum rung'Wooly ;
H. A. Rising, of Ipswich School, Wes open pet
104 per annum ; H. Pearson, of Beech* School, to asi open
scbokrsLip of 201. per annum ; and S. Greenwood, o( Heath
School. to a Meer scholarships of 'TOL per annum.
ILECILEOLOOT.—The Disney Prof..., of Archie:4op in-
tends to deliver two loMurse apes " Ancient Coinage as
illustrative of Scripture.' on Tuesday, April 21, and Wed-
usedey, April 22, at 1 o'clock, in the Corabinatioseame of
St. John's College.

OXFORD, APRIL 18.

Mximps Couiss.—The annualelection of post-
masters, &c., at thin college, terminated yesterday monis&
at Mee o'clock, ea follows, viz. :—Claamoil Postmesters—
B. B. Tristram, Cheltenham College; G. Bainteleary, Bing's
College. Mathemattcol Postmastor—W. Firth (comosener),
esn's College. Bible Clark—W. C. Crofts, Bedford
SchooL Ezhibitiosine—F. J. Jays% Ragby ; C. Dodd
hienpnoner), Trinity College ; H. J. Ferrier (commoner),
Lincoln College.
Taut= Comics.—This • Kann. Cnorweli, from
Bios School, and Bassin& from 90rawaEory School, were
sleeted *choleric, this socesty.
Usrviaarrr ADDLE& —Tim address to hie Royal Highness
the Prince of Walls will be pronsoted at lterlborsogli-
hems on Wednesday, April F2BOl. at two &sleek