The Express.
London, England, 1852-05-28 00:00:00

resters the company ealilanlipanamt , . company
acacia' to pay to the irovemomoot Is per sore.
Ire sower to Mr. Berairmd, tite SHCRITAST stated that
the land asks accounted he oglioanted to 83791.
The CHAIRMAN mkt theg theaments already published
showed that Wm of Mad hod taken place to a much larger
mooed, of which tho anapay had received nothing, but
instroctioos had been mat out by government that the mo-
ney should be remitted to this country as soon as possible.
The share of the company would amount to several thou.
mad pounds.
The meeting then adjourned.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
OXPoED, MAY 27.—The following is the award of
the first public inanimation, under moderators, published
this afternoon :—Clase I—ln Lilefu 6mq-is et Laurie—
Charles Henry Alderson, Trinity; James A. Atkinson,
Easter; James I'. Beck, Oriel; Joseph Bowstsad, Queen's;
G. Charles Brodrick, MUM ; James Thomas Douboulay,
Exeter; Thomas William Falcon, Queen's; George J.
Goemben, Oriel ; Robin G. W. Herbert, Balliol; William
Inge. Worcester; Charles W. Kinz, Trinity; Arthur
Martin, Corpus Christi; George E. Thorley, Wadham;
Frederick W. Walker, Corpus Christi; Charles J.
Wood, Brasenose.—Class 2—Edward 8. Beesley, Wad-
ham; John B. Behrenda, St. John's; George Bran-
son, Lincoln ; Samuel C. Bosanquet, Christ Church ;
Thomas E. Brown, Christ Church ; Arthur Gray Butler,
University ; Lewis Campbell, Balliol ; George F. Coke,
Exeter; R. Eden George Cole, University; Henry 111.
Cairo, Christ Church • Charles A. Cookson, Oriel ; Ed-
ward Cutler, Balliol ; Reginald Edwards, Wadham; Wil-
braham Egerton, Christ Church ; William H. Fremantle,
Balhol ; Thomas 11. Girths, Pembroke ; John George Greg.
son, Exeter; Frederick Harrison, Wadham; Henry IL
Hayward, Pembroke; W. York Iron. Brasenose ; Marquis
of Lothian, Christ Church; Francis Otter, Corpus Christi;
Williams George Pedder, Exeter; Henry Poole, Pam.
broke; William Scott, Worcester; Thomas Alfred Stowell,
Queen's; John T. Thom, Christ Church; Edmund 11. L.
Willis, Queen's; Charles Lee Wingfield, Exeter; William
H. Wilson, Balliol. Osborne Gordon, Thomas P. Hensley,
George Rawlins's% H. L. Hamel, Moderators.
CaMitfilDol. MAT 27. TYRWILITT'S Heinew
SceoLessuirs.—Tbs Hoe. Robert Tyrwhitt, M.A., late
Fellow of Joss Calm breenthtd the interest of 4,0001.
for the annoni_rporrt nett promotion of flnbro! learning.

The sum loiloutod Ito ttio moistsmanee of six seholarshipe,
two si fall vomit every year, and each tenable for a
period Odra* years. The candidates to be bachelors of
arts (agkriller) or isciapters who us not of sufficient stand•
fag Wbe snout mesas of arts. The scholarships for the
mailluswinal your hare this day been adjudged as
iWwe:—Da. hefty, St Catherine's—Ds. Luton, St.
John's, equal. The examiners awarded a gratuity of thirty
pound; to Ds. Barnard, Trinity. The following is the
seder of merit :—Ds. Jeffery, St. Catherine'*—Ds. Langton,
Ilk John's, equal; Ds. Barnard, Trinity; Ds. Cooke, St.
Johie—Ds. Norman, St. Catherine's. equal; De. Wbyley,
Trinity; Ds. Corham, Trinity; Di. Kearney, St. John's.

NAVAL.
Azomnimurr, MAT 27.—APPOINTMENT8.—Surgeon
A. J. Little, and Art:surgeon D.W.Stephms, to Basilisk.
Clerk A. Jeffreys to 8/sekeiss, and J. J. Stevens to Ferret.
PORDIMOUTII, MAT 27.—The Queen, 118, Cap-
tain Wise, sailed from Spitheed to-day for Plymouth, to be
paid wages. The Superb, 80, Captain Purcell, sails this
for Sheerness to be inspected and paid or. The
stsamsloop, woe put into commission today at
this port, by Commander the Hon. F. Egerton. It is ru-
moured to-day I. the Dockyard that the whole of the ahips
at Noitheed are to be paid off.