The Express.
London, England, 1848-06-15 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

•
ONFORD, 14.—1 n a enr.vaeation holden this
morning, the Rev. G. Heat, M.A., Fellow and Tutor
of Corpus Christi; the Rev. W. B. T. Jones, Fellowlot
Queen.'; and the Rev. J. P. Tweed, M.A., Fellow and Tutor 01 Extort,
were ncanniatcd masters of the f.h•a b. for the year erauine.
In a congregatiun inamedutely afterward., the following
Degrees were coaared —via-, the Rev. J. Dune and A. L. White
(grand sompounder), Bald; Rev. C. Gusey S. Archer, (J. Seim,
and W. Keating, Matter; W. M. Muneykeple, J. Bunton (fellow), and
C. Crawls}, Oriel; J. J. G. Graham, Queens'; Rev. J. E. Miliani,
Magdalen; Ike. W. llarvey, Id e. U J. Bann. r, and P. E. Mar.huli,
Bluenose; G. W. Pearce, and R. A. Le Moodier, Scholars otTorpus
Christi; W. Trevenon, trinity; Rev. 11. C. Smith, Wadham ;
Sturges (grand compounder), Magdalen Hall; U. Livius, SI. Edmund
}}all; Rev. W. J. Dare, and W. Wyatt, New Inn Hall; and Ike. A.
C. Saunders, Scholar of Pembroke.—Bachelor of Arts P. to Papillon,
Eniversdy ; 11. Seymour, Balliol ; E. Parry, St. Johns: G. W.
Pigott, T. O. Tudor, G. Porter, and J. Samuel (graiut compounder).
Exeter; C. M. Keane, Oriel; T. Toting, and C. A. Moloriy, Lincoln
W. D. Mural M •gdalen ;'W. Molyneaux. M. Blaciett,C. C. Nasdaq
W. B. Pinlay,,Christ Church; A. J. W. Purlip, Trinity ; J. E. Gibson,
St. John'. H
• 11. P. Edwards (scholar), and G. Kees (schniar), Jews;
b. odgs: W
rn, and T. O. Cartier, adhem ; E. D. Hall, Pembroke;
H. L. Italians, Worcester; C. E. Fuentan,C. It. liowlatt, G. iiir.bnp,
and J. J. Colchester, Magdien Hall; U. D. Munro, New Inn Hall;
and E. Paha, of St. Joke's.
CAMBRIDGE, JUNE the Chancellor's gold
medal for Op. best English poem la heroic verse, hat Id en adjudged to
G. J. Cavity, 'frisky. Subject: " The death of B ildu.r."—The Marq.
of Camden's medal for toe best exercise in Latin hexameter scree,
has been adjudged to A. F. Birch, Eng% Col. Subject in.
eula."—The me sabers' prigs have been adjudged as follows: For
Bachelors, J. P. Norris. 8.A., Trinity ; D. J. Vaughan, 8.A., Trinity.
Subject "De Arturo Britatuviruin principe, utrum should veil me-
mono trad,tum sit." tor Crdergraduatee, It. Elwyn, Trinity; A.
W. Ilea/Ram, Trinity. Subject : "In cultu davino omen= slot mu-
stem cartes."

VACANCIES.—Waho,'• IL, Ex ; dio. Ito.
cheater ; 394., with rem:lmre • tut., the ilishop of tmaat.--st.
Magnin the Mort) r, with St. Margaret, New li.ih-street, li., London;
290.: pat, lii•bp of LAM,. : iteo. T. IA igh, dee.

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Piiniamorrif, JUNE 14 —The Lord. of the Admiralty
hoisted their Hatt on board the Port Admiral's yacht Fanny thin morn.
ins. The Fanny WWI towed out of harbour, and noon ale rwards got
under weigh, together with the St. Vincent (Sir C. Napier's ship),
Prince Regent, and Amphion and Leo the Arrogant new
which went out of harbour soon after their iordships. The
four ships proceeded in ompany a few mites out, and returned again
in the ales noon, leoviag the Arrogant to pursue her route to the
eastward, to be flttsd with engines. The Trafalgar, 110, Capt. Hope,
with the flag of Pie Lucius Curtis, late admiral superintendent at
Malta, armed at Mpithead at d, a.m., this day. The admiral will
strike his d ift this everrog or to-morrow, ►ed the Tratalgu will pro-
ceed to Sheerness to be paid WT. The Vindictive will be paid olf on
Friday. The Sharpshooter M. arrived yesterday, and came into har-
bour trom Pembroke. The flutings to to be at Spittle-al on the 20eh
Instant. The compliment of the Helena and Frolic ore ordered at 130
each; the Frolic is already complete, and the flesh-nu wants eery lee
hands. The Mermry sods toatay for Plymouth with supernumeraries,
and then pros:ads on channel our. eying service node' Capt. Hecker's
orders. .

Ih.vosrutcr, Juse 13.-1161,481 e, tr.•ship, Capt. J. King-
wiled this moving fur Melia, and Sharp.lioulre at. last erg ;l-
ing for Porteivouth.—Exprees, G, a an coruntiononed thin morsiag by
Lieut. W. Tory, for the packet serf.oe.
ADMIYALTY, JINI 14 —ArpeivettcleTit —The lb'y. J.
WoOey, to be head master of the Cam rid Matherriaticil School, Ports.
mouth—Chief : J. Mai:apron, third c1..,:i, to Plante irri.
—Amiatant. F.naineeia Berm, second cleat, to 'aletlient ; It. T.
Nestor, flrs duo, to liagard; C. Icily, third elms, to Cc: lon. —Clerk's
Amigt.nt Y. M. Wriglit, to thigard.—Acting licialawain: T. Barrie;
and Acting Carpenter, S. Warn, to Illustrious.

BPORZINCi.
HAMPTON RACES.7Wzinnsibt Y.

There war, uuthil g particularly invi,ing in the card for the
first day; indeed', in that essential to small meetings, quali-
tity, it arts sadly el. fic:ent, cud so little pains had been taken
to make the public acquainted with its merits, that the at-
tendance, fine as the weather turned out, was very thin. If,
however, we cannot congratulate the leuees upon their tier-
tions to promote sport, we must give them credit for two or
three decided improvements on the course. In the first
place, they have with much judgment placed the weighing-
booth immediately above and on the same side as the bet-
ting stand ; it is considerably enlarged, and being tnclosid
offers every facility for the transaction of business. The
betting stand is now one of the most convenient we have seen
at a minor meeting; the stets are carried down to the
ground, and it has the long-wished-for accommodation of an
enclosure, not a very extensive one, but quite large enough
for the purpose. We hail these and some other im-
provements of less consequence, as evidences of a
better spirit than bas been shown of late years
in this quart r, and shall be glad to have an
opportunity of announcing the intentions of the powers that
be to place the meeting in other respects on a better footing.
There is much rcom for amendment. We subjoin an out-
line of the racing, which—it will scarcely be credited—was
over before 5 o'clock. The bill of fare for this day comprises
the Qat:sit'. Plate ano two other races in heats, the Clare-
mont Stakze for two year olds, and the Scurry Stakes, gen-
tlemen riders. There will be enough and to spare, md, in
order to get arnitgli It by daylight, the first start will be at
one o'clock precisely.

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