The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

Oxycsan, ;LINE 7 —ln a congregation teld this morning,
the following degrees were cooferred—Maxter of Arts; bit
F. A. Gore Oenly. B u-r., Ch. Ch , Grand Compounder ;
J E King, Oriel, G and Compounrer ; \V. Seoltock, Fella
Exhibitioner, Ch. Ch.; 1t.,. J.W. Parker, Brenennee ; it.,.
J. W. Atkinsen, Linoo'n ; M. N. Story''' Maskelyne,
Wadham; Rev. H. 8. Polehampton, Fell. of Pt mt coke ; J.
W. M'Doneld, Bch. of Pembrike.—Blehelor efl Arts: Of
Balliol: H. C. Lopes, J. J. Hanby, and W. P. Warburton;
J. M. Furness, Merton; J. L. Balfour, Queen's; J. W.
Knight, Deasy of Ma.t. Coll. ; F. Buhl hod G. L. Nub,
Students, Ch Ch. ; C. Cornish, l'emb:Jke ; and W. T.
Allen, St. May Hsi.
The Eldon Lew Scolanbip, of tke value of 2001 per annum,
tenable fir these avers, has twen awarded 4. Mr. John Con-
ington, Fell. of University Cull., formerly Deasy of Magda-
len. Mr. Coningtote's name appears in the Ist clasa in
"LiterisHum:thiortbas," in Michas linas Term,lB46. In 1844
he ancees•fully eompe Vet for the A-land Scholarship, and for
the Hertford Scholarship; and in 1847 obtained the prise for
Latin verve, •• Tunis Londmeneia; " and iu 1848 the prim
for English prime, " Respective Edects of the Fine Arts and
Mechanical Skill on National Character."
CAIIEIIIIOE, JUNII 7.—THE CAMDEN MEDAL, e'en lID.
Dually by the Maryut.' Camden for tee best exercise in Latin
hexameter verse. hat been awarded to \V. Owen, St.
John's College. Subject
Conte eat
He titin, arevitql:e ignobile aulgtia.
THE POMADE Puns, tOr the best translation into Greek
verge, has keen adjudged to F. Kewlev, of St. John'. Col-
lege. Subject :—Shaaxpeare : Julius lemur, act 1. sc. i.
Mar. Wherelore rejoice . . . .
to the words

moat exalted rhurts or all.

Tix MEmts;-.l;t4'l"ut;.ts,;„Tvc;aurTu;llyfor the canon.
ragrannt 01 prose coo.position. have been disposed of as
under :—For Bach, lois 1 B. F. Wt.tart, To kitty College;
2 Not adjudg.,l. For Uaden:radoatts 1. E. 11. Perowne,
Corpus Colter. Subjects:—Bachelors Baacnus an New-
terms in Pod, 50p,.1 leliziar (labor:await, oczytis corunt
inter se cottons, qutc:enlusa eat. Und. rgraduatos; Carl
sant parents, can libtri, Fools:qui, lamilostes ; sod mance
titanium 011tita'01 patrio ana compb :a tut.
The Vicc•Caanc do: Las puldbhed the full wing tin-
gramme and ngula inns, orbirlh have been nor cd upon by
the professors chato.d with cerryino tutu tff.et the schemes
of the two new ttiposts, tstabli,lud by graces of the senate,
Oct
.31, 1811.

The pruhsssrs charged with the execution of the regula-
tions respecti ,g the moral sciences tripe., the natural sciences
tripor, an I the pro.csverial condi+ n for the ordinary de4ree
of 8.A., have, I•T the purpose of curl b g into t ii cc the in-
tentior.s of the University as capes sad in those reptile ions,
agreed up in the following subsidiary rips I Woos; which
ths y Faye TAW.. up with a sari ful repaid to the 'xis ing
customs of the University, i.n.l with a view of providing for
arise unit irmily in the numbs r of lectures, pecuniary terms
and made nt requiring the attendance of students 10 ths:
courses of diff rent profesaore.
1. That the atteudence 4 any mine of lectures, required
as a condition of a profess sr's corifirate ( ccrding to Grace
A) be not less than 20, a id not sore thisn 21 lectures' it
b-ing understood Shot the prokssor may souks allowance for
cases of unavob!able absence.

2. That lecture tickets, not transferable, be delivered by
the registrary to all undergraduates who apply for them, di-
rectly cr through their culteete two= ; these tickets being of
two kinds—namely, 'poen,' tic,:t te, eielivered on payment of
thee: guineas each, and udteitting the pawn thereon
named to the lectures of a .me one professor in
one or more years ; end ventral tickle, delivered
on p ,yment cf five guineas etch, end admitting the
person thereon named to any ens or more if the courses of
professirs' pastures, in the tame or diffi rent Carr ; and that
a prefessor's certificate be not given to any under graduate
who h• s ant provided biansell with one or other of such
tickets. Theta regelaciens refer only to the attendance at
; 'Wesson' lectures nquired by Grace A. The attendance at
the lectures of prolog es on the pert of prunes wishing to
take a degree in the fentl,tee of law or medicine, will
continue to be regulated by Graces already in
operation, and by she profeuon ooreetned there-
with. The full 0' WWI required by Grace for such
degrees being 50 lectures, will generally oc, upy te o terms;
and for these two terms, tee regulations (...e to fees) made
for those proceeding in the faculties mai b^ d'ffereist from
throe hero stated. The terms .f attendarce t t persons not
requiring certificates will, as hitherto, be regulated by t..e
prof‘ store severally. It is understo ed that the professors
may admit grcuito.usly to their lectures persons recom-
mended by the tutors, in such cases as have hitherto been
customary.
3. Thu sum raised according to Article 2 be distri-
buted in the fullowint manner: the Itegintrary ellen retain
a stilling of every quint a ; as d, alt. r providing for the
eel ease of the le. tore tick is, the redden shall be divided
(fur the present) into Fixteon glares ; two of three sharer
each shall be given to the protestors of nston.y, chemistry,
and the Jacksonian pro', s- or, in con.ideratien of their ex-
penses in &operator ar.d prn para. ions : end one share to each
of the other ten Koh wets named in Grace A.
4. It is undereto..d that the grac( m esiablshing the moral
sciences tripos and the natural sciences !tip,r allow the
examin, n to are .nge the names ia each of the t ;twee clangs
of honours alphabeneelly : this errangen.ent nut prechnlieg
the ex Amine= from mar, leg which candidate is seat, s.c end,
ika, In any special suoject, as directed by the graces.
5. Each of the eerily ing professors shall bold an examina-
tion before the end of two terms after each cures of lec-
tures, fur the purpose of granting ceramics to those who
deserve them ; sad it shall be provided by communication
among the professors that the amount of the difficulties
which the candidate is r. quired to surmount by each profes-
sor be net very different.
G. The answers given in writing by the candidates (both
;n the two new tripes examinations and in the ordinary
professors examinrien), shall be kept by the registrary for
at least one year, *ld shall be accession to members of the
senate by an order of the Vice Chancellor.
ORDINATION. _ _ _

The BISHOP of BAlVailtiiiiii;ordained the following
gentlemen on liunday last :

DEACONS.

Rev. W. T. Bristow, 8.A., Sidney Brim Coll., Camb.

Rev. E. S. Croft, RA., N. Inn Hall, Oxford.'
Rev. E. I'. Breen, B A , Ratter Coll., Ox:nrd.
Rev. 6. L. Harkness. B A., St. John's CAI.. Cambridge.
E.:v. T. 11,,tiernr, 8.A., T,inity Coll , Dublin.
Rev. C. Kirg, 8.A., Trinity C4ll , Cambridge.
Rev. T. J. Lee, 8.A., Woreeerter Coll. Bah r.l.
Rev. P. R. It SandiNnde, 8.A., J••eue Cambridge.
Rev. J. Y. Seagram., 8.A., Christ Church, Oxford:
Rev. S. Taylor, B.A , Trinity Coll , Dublin.
Rey. T. A. Wilia, B A , St John's Cull , Ox'ord.
PRIESTS.

Rev. E. W. Fox,l3.A.,WJliatit Coll , Ox'ord.
Rev. J. W. Fre'born, M.A., WM, ster Coll , Oxford.
Rev. W. Hsrkneas, B.A , S'. John's WI., Cimbriage.