The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, NOV. 19.---CLABBIM, Las ar0....
Tax Cires Liter.—Mkhaelmas Terns, 1863.—Class I.—
James P. Beck, Oriel College ; George C. Brodrick, Balliol
College ; Arthur G. Butler,Uoiversity College ; Lewis
CamOell, Balk' College ; William H. Fremantle, Bethel
College; George J. Gomben, Oriel College' William
Inge, Worcester College; Arthur Kekewich, Balliol Col-
' legs ; Marquis of Lothian, Christ Church ; William Stab-
bintieWoreeeter College ; George S. Thorley, Wadham
Co ; Charles J. Wood, &asinine College. Clam ll.
Char ea H. Alderson, Trinity College ; Edward S. Beeely,
Wadhans College ; Charles A. Cookson, Oriel College ;
Robert G. W. Herbert, Balliol College ; Henry M. Jack-
ses, Trinity College ; David B. Norton, Oriel College ;
Edmund H. L. Wines, Queen's College ; Thomas Wood-
house, SL John's College. Clem lll.—James A. Atkinson,
Buter College ; John B. Behrendt, St. John's College ;
John Bremerton, Balliol College ; Robert E. G. Cole, Uni-
vanity College ; Jonas P. F. Davidson, Lincoln College ;
Thomas L. Kington, Balliol College ; Thomas W. Maude,
Sallie' College ; Thomas A. Stowell, Queen's College ;
Charles M. Style, St. John's College; Ninian H.
Thomson, Balliol College ; Jehn L.Williems, Jeans College ;
Class IV.—George Branson, Magdalen College; Herbert
C. Brewster, Queen's College; Alfred H. Carey, Exeter
College; Thomas G. Carr, Wadham College; George F.
Coke, Exeter College; Adam 8. Gordon, Oriel College;
Edward B. Grey, Exeter College; John G. Greaten,
Exeter College; Henry R. Hayward, Pembroke College;
Philip H. Newnham, Wadham College ; Thomas H. Pain,
Snuffles. College; Henry 1. Poole, Pembroke College;
William H. Young, Pembroke College. Examiners—John
M. Wilson, Mark Pattison, Benjamin Jowett, William
Andrew.
Two scholarships are now vacant at Braseneee College,
open to all the members of the University of,,not more than
one year's standing, and to all other persons not more than
19 ears of age
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 19. VOLUNTARY EXAMINA-
'nog iie Harautw.—The following students have eatisfac-
torily paned the voluntary examination in Hebrew :
Ayent, W., 8.A., Caius ; Bird, C. J., BA., Trin.;
Metcalfe, J., 8.A., Christ's; Pownall, A., 8.A., Cath. ;
Smallpetee, J., 8.A., Joh.; Tiarks, J. G., 8.A., J eh.;
Tyrwhitt, 8., 8.A., Clare.
POLITICAL Ecoxone.—The lectures of Professor Pryme
on the principles and history of the above.named science
will commence on Tuesday, the 21st of February next, end
be continued every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day, and Friday, at the Geological Rooms under the UDi-
versity Library.
INTENDED N'OsIT OF PRINCE ALBERT.—A meeting of
the'heads of houses was holden this morning at Trinity
Hall Lodge, whereat arrangements were made for the
fitting reception of his Royal Highness the Prince Chan-
cellor. The Prince, in company with the Due de Brabant,
1 is expected to arrive et Trinity College Lodge about eleven
o'clock on Tuesday morning, and to remain there until
Wednesday afternoon. The Royal party will, during the
mornings of Tuesday and Wednesday, visit the different
Colleges, the Public Library, end other objects of interest
in the University. At five o'clock on 'roads,' the Prince
Chancellor will hold a reception of the members of she
Senate at Trinity College Lodge, and afterwards the loyal
party will dine with the Vice-Chancellor, T. C. Geldert,
1., et Trinity Hall Lodge. A meeting of the town corm-
-11 um been convened ior Tuesday morning, to take into
' consideration the propriety of presenting addresses of con-
gratulation to Prince Albert and the Due de Brabant. A
rumour is current that the Prince Chancellor will (in per-
'son) confer a Degree upon the Duke, but nothing is as yet
known here for certain with regard to it.