The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 20.
At a congregation, this day, the degree of M.A.
was conferred upon Mr. John Spellett, of Trinity-hall.
At the same congregation, Graces passed the Senate un-
opposed, for the following appointment. :—Dr. Cookson
(Master of St. Peter's) and Dr. Drosier (Caine), of the Bo-
tanic Garden Syndicate ; Dr. Whewell (Muter of Trinity)
and Mr. Pike (Downing). of the Fitewilliem Museum Syn.
dicate ; Dr. Bateson (Master of St. John's). Professor
Babiogtoo, Mr. Geo. Williams (King's), and Mr. Glover
(Trinity), of the Library Syndicate; Dr. Cookson, Mr.
Fuller (Emmanuel), Mr. Chalker (Emmanuel), and
Mr. Gray (Trinity), of the Syndicate for the
conduct of the non .gremial Examinations ; the
Muter of Trinity, Mr. Power (Pembroke), Mr.
Gomm (Christ's). Mr. Todhunter (John's), and Mr. Evans
Fig's), of the Pitt Press Syndicate; Mr. Free. Martin
'n.), of the University Property Syndicate; Dr. Geldhart
Matter of Trinity-hall), Dr. Cartmell (Master of Christ's),
Mr. Power (Pemb.). Mr. Beck (Clare). and Mr. Emery
(Corpus), of the (University and Town) Watch Committee;
the Van. Archdeacon France, of St. John's, a member of the
Theological Board ; Professor Selwyn, of the Board of Legal
Studies ; Mr. Ellis (Sidney). of the Medical Board ; Mr.
Mathison (Trio.), of the Mathematical Board ; Mr. J. B.
Mayor (John's), of the Classical Board ; Mr. C. B. Clarke
(King's), of the Mond Science Bard; Mr. S. G. Phase
(Emma.), of the Natural Science Board ; Mr. P. H. Mason
(John's), of the Oriental Languages Board.
CAMBRIDGE. Nov. 21.
CARL'S GREEK TEATAMENT PRIZE.—This prize for
undergraduates has been adjudged to H. C. G. Motile,
Trinity CoL, and H. Donald M. Spines, Corpus Col., req.
OXFORD, Nov. 20.
The following class list in the Final Classical
Examination has been issued this afternoon, vie
etas. L—Johu Percival Balmer, Oriel College ; Ingram
Bywater, Queen's College; James Ten. Patch, Exeter
; Robert Burt Broken. &Olio! College; William
College
Stephens, Balliol College ; Walter James Tait,
Balliol College.
CLA.Ri 11.—John Batten, Balliol College ; John Whit-
more Black. Brasenose College ; Thomas F. Dallis, Merton
College ; Edward Gnome Gibson, Oriel College ; Thomas
Wharton Jackson, Balliol College; Jobs Bond Lee, Exeter
College; Walter Horatio Pater, Queen's College; John
Williams, Trinity Col. ; Robert J. Wilson, Merton College.
CLASS 111.—Christopber Harker Bonifield, Queen's
College; Osborne Bubb, Corpus Christi College ; John
William Colvin. Corpus Christi College: William Herbert
Waddock, St. John's College ; Charles W. N. Ogilvy, Christ
Church ; David R. Paramore, St. John's College.
CLASS IV. J osepb Hacks Gibbs, Queen's College ; Philip
H. Mookhouse, Merton College—J. M. Wilson, W. Medley,
E. Paler, C. W. Boise, Examiners.

I NcORPORATED LAW SOCILTY.—At the examina-
tion of candidates for admission on the roll of attorneys
amt solicitors of the superior courts, the examiners recom-
mended the following gentlemen, under the age of 26, as
being entitled to honorary distinction :-1. Frank W. Stone,
aged 21, who served his clerkship to Messrs. Stone, Wall,
sod Simpson, of Tonbralge.wells. and Messrs. Coverdale,
Lee, end Collyer-Bristow, of London ; 2. Samuel Stephen-
son Booth, aged 22, who served his clerkship to Mr. Harry
Booth, of Holinfirth, and Messrs. Torr. Janeway, and Ta-
gart, of London ; 3. Stephen Brown Dixasi the younger,
aged 23, who served his clerkship to Messrs. Dixon and
Macdonald, of Penney. and Messrs. Lewis, Wood, and
Street, of Loudon ; 4. Daniel Birt, aged 21 who served hie
clerkship to Masers. Ingle and Gooddy, of Lauda'. The
council of the Incorporated Lew Society have oceardiftly
awarded the following prises of books :—To Mr. Stone, the
prize of the Hon. Society of Clifford's lon ; to Mr. Booth,
the prize of the Hon. Society of Clennot's Inn ; to Mr.
Dixon. one of the prizes of the Incorporated Law Society ;
to Mr. Birt, one of the prizes of the Incorporated Law
Society.