The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-31 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, MARCH 29.—LvsnT SCIIOLARSIIIP.—
The vacant Lusby Scholarship, open to all candidates with-
out regard to place of birth or education, was this evening
awarded to Mr. Price, of King's College, LOlltlon.
WORCESTER COLLEGE.—There will be an election of a
scholar on the foundation of Mrs. Eaton in this college, on
the 9th of June. The scholarships on this foundation lead
to fellowships.
OXFoRD CITY LECTURESHIPS. —The Mstvor of
Oxford has appointed the Rev. J. Hill, Viec-Prin-cipal of
St. Edmund Hall, lecturer, pro tem., vacant by the resigna-
tion of the Rev. W. Firth, who has held it upwards of 30
years. The permanent appointment rests with the Orient
fown Council, and must be tilled up on next St. Mathew's
day.

FREI EILMENITY.

Rev. H. Allen, to the Military Chaplaincy at Brighton.
Rev. J. C. Atkinson, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of
Yorkshire.
Rev. W. H. Braaaington, to Rotherby Curacy, Leicester
shire.
Rev. J. C. Campbell, to the Canonry of Fairwell and
Henry VIII., in Lbuidulf Cathedral.
Rev. J. Copner, to Ilfracombe Curacy, Devon.
Rev. E. R. Davies, to Aldsworth Curacy, Gloucestershire.
Rev. J. Davies, to be a Surrtwite, diocese St. David's.
Rev. W. 11. Gurney, to St. Nicholas Gamey, Leicester-
shire.
Rev. E. Jenkins, to the Canonry of St. Nicholai, in Llan-
daft* Cathedral.
Rev. W. Jones, to the Canonry of St. Dubritius, in Linn.
datf Cathedral.. .

Rev. U. Lambe, to St. lye's Curacy, Cornwall.
Rev. Cr. T. Marsh, to he Chaplain to the Sheriff of Wilts.
Res. T. A. Marshall, to Lytliard-Trcgog Curacy, Wilts.
Rec. L. Moore to Peterborough Curacy.
Rev. R. Nicholson, to Stapleton Curacy, GloucesterAire.
Rev. J. 11. North, to St. George's Chapel Perpetual
Curacy, Brighton ; value 1r0.; patrons, truAces.
Rev. J. Penman, to Starishrick Curacy, Lancashire ;
patron, Vicar of Ormskirk.
_ iter. S. J. Rum, to Aston, Fhonville with Burbage C.,

—Rev. W:ftOfh,too, to Somerby Curacy, Leicestershire.
Rev. 11. d'Ohyus Yatc Scott, to Tibbertou Curacy, Glou-
cestershire.
Rev. I'. de Hookham Silvister, to St. Paul's Curacy,
Cheltenham.
Rev. C, Snell, to Lea Curacy, Gloucestershire.
Rev. F. Slain', to Stroud Curacy, Gloucestershire.
Rev. A. W. Taylor, to Morwinstow Curacy, Cornwall.
Rev. M. Thomas, to be Secretary of the Colonial Church
and School Society.
Rev. S. Warren, to St. Mary-Steps Rectory, Exeter;
value, 179/.; patron, Rev. Dr. Pemberton.
Rev. G. Witherby, to St. James's Curacy, Devonport.
Rev. I. G. Abeltshauser, LL.D., to the Prebend of St.
Andrew, in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin : patron, Arch-
bishop of Dublin.
Yen. T. Reran, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Carmar-
thenshire.
Rev. J. F. Flavell, to Creggan Prebend and Rectory,
diocese, Armagh: patron, the Lord l'rimate.
Rev. C. Rare, to Kilhuih Vicarage, diocese, Lismore :
patron, the Crown.
Rev. J. Huger, to the Vicar House, and Librarian of
Armagh Cathedral.
Rev. J. Shuldham, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Me-
rionethshire.

\irilliano, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Car-

TUWAIMV•
Rev. A. N. Bull, to Woolavington vicarage with Puriton
vicarage, Somersetshirc, value 3.21. with residence: patron,
Dean and Cluiptcr of Windsor.
Rev. H. Cottcrill, to be priucipal of Brighton College.
Rev. W. Lyle, to Kildalloch, (or Kildolock) vicarage, dio-
cese Connor.
Rev. R. MOM, to Rusher' curacy. Isle of Man.
Rev. R. S. Phi'putt, to be chaplain to the Duke of Ha-
milton and Brandon.
ltev. J. T. Round, to All Saints rectory with St. Botolph,
perpetual curacy, Colchester, value 3121., with residence :
patron, Balliol College, Oxford.
Rev. H. W. Hodgson, to Ashwell vicarage, Herta, value
6131. and residence: patron, Bishop of London.
Rev. W. P. Chappel, to Oarforth Curacy, Yorkshire.
Rev. W. A. Conway, to Bartholomew Curacy, Cheshire.
Rev. A• W. P. Davies, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of

Itev. A. Jones, to St. Peter's Perpetual Curacy, Elworth,
Cheshire ; value, ; patron, Vicar of Sandbach.
Rev. 11. Sunders, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of Devon.
Rev. It. Tyas, to Kingsley Perpetual Curacy, Cheshire.
Rey. J. G. Wulff, to Illugan Rectory, Cornwall; value,
6871. and residence; patron, Baroness Bassett.
Rev. W. Williams, to be Chaplain to the Sheriff of
Anglesey.
Rev. f. Woodward, to Mullingar Vicarage, diocese of

RaeTonv.—Ashton Cold, county and diocese of Glouces-
ter ; value, 4921. : patron, W. Batchelor, Esq. ; Rev. E. W.
Batchelor, pgumoted.

SPORTING.
EPSOM SPRING MEETING.

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! The programme for Thursday and Friday next is
by far the strongest that has been usued since the establish-
men tof the spinng meetings—lse strong is it, thanks to the libe-
rality• of the licensed victuallers and their friends, and the
seal t, f the clerk of the course, that the stewards of the flat
races are at kngth enabled to dispense with heats," and
we has eno doubt win mein& them altogether from all
future 1 bits, whether in spring, summer, or autumn. On
the first day the venue will be laid in the same locality as
last year ; the sport to (vadat of three steeplechases and a
hurdle rac C. with public money amounting to 2201. The
legitimat e " racing on the followiag day will be en every
respect first. rate. Six events will come of, via., the Trial
Stakes, the t lity and Suburban Handicap, with an acoept-
ance of 27 elk% of an entry of Si (one having become void by
the death of t hat straightforward sportsman, Sir Gilbert
lleathcote), the Two Year Old Stakes, with 20 entries (owe
void), and the prospect of a large field; the G.-ast Metro-
politan Handicap, for which 44 were left in out of 101 no-
' mutations (one s oid); the Railway Plate awl Selling
Stakes, which, as well as the Trial Stakes, close on Wed-
nesday afternoon, at 4 o'clock; the money added amount-
. ing to 6.501. So eztrtiordinary an improvement in the cha-
racter of the meeting creditable to Mr. Heeling ; a ad, as
the Brighton Railway Company will provide ample aasou-
, modation in the shape of special trains on both days, there
is 110 doubt that he will be liberally supported by the

NORTH OF ENGLAND STEEPLECHASE.
The disputed race has been decided m favour of Isaac