The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-20 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERIC-4L.

OXFORD, Ocr. 19.-PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE.-
The Clinical Professor of Medicine, Dr. Ogle, proposes to
commence his next course of instruction at the Radcliffe
Infirmary, at 1 o'clock on Tuesday, Nov. 1. Those students
of medicine (nou-academics) who desire to attend these
lectures, will be required to exhibit the writtent consent of
the parties to whom their services as pupils are legally due.
All farther information may be obtained by inquiry of the
secretary of the infirmary any morning between the hours
of 11 and 1.

The Regius Professor of Physic (Dr. Ogle) propeets
tv commerce a course of lectures on anatomy and rb)-
biology on Monday, the 31st inst., at 2 o'clock. Gentlemen
who desire to attend these lectures are requested to call on
the professor at his residence on or before the 29th inst.
UNIVEUSITY DEHATIMO SOCIIITY.—The first meeting in
this term of the Vuiversity Debating Society will be held
to•morrew evening, when the following question will be
introduced by Mr. W. F. Wilberforce, of University Col-
lege : " That the tendency of English policy doting the last
twenty-five years has been bad."
CAMBRIDGE. Ocr. 19.—At a congregation holden
this day the following degrees were conferred:—M.A.—
Charles Schreiber, Trinity College ; Lawrence John Par-
sons, St. John's College; Ebenezer William Lomax, tor-
pus Christi College. L.L.B.—Henry Hammond, Clare
Hall. &A.—Henry Richard Hathway, Queen's College.
Pro Proctor.—Andrew Long, M.A., of King's College, and
John Clark, M.A., of Queen's College were appointed pro-
proctors.
The Senate has appointed Dr. Paget Examiner for Medi.
cal Degrees, and Mr. Mould of C. C. College, and Mr.
Hort of Trinity College, Examiners for the Le Bas Price
for the coming year.
The Woodwardian Professor is to commence his course of
Geological Lectures on Friday, October 28. The lectures
are to be given five days a week in the Geological Musuem,
till the end of the course.

The Lowndean Professor of Astronomy is to begin a
course of lectures on Astronomy, on Thursday, the 27th
inst. to be continued daily.
UNIVERSITY FUR WALES.-A movement was com-
menced a short time ago for the purpose of establishing a
university in Wales, and petitions for this object were
drawn up by the Anglo-Welsh clergy, in which it was
urged that a strong necessity existed fur the establishm sit
of a university at which the natives of the principality
might receive a liberal education in all the different branches
of literature, without incurring, to many of them, the
heavy expense of travelling to distant parts of the kingdom
to obtain it. It is now proposed that, under the title of
" University of Wales,' the College of St. David at Lem-
peter, the Llsndovery Institution, the Brecon College, and
the endowed grammar schools of the principality, shall all
be united and incorporated ; students from all the above to
be admis.ible fur degrees in arts and divinity.

The Rev. C. Abbott, to the Stipendiary Curacy of St.
Paul's Church, Stayley-bridge, Cheshire.
The Rev. S. W. Andrews, M.A., to the Rectory of
Clazby, near Horncastle ; patron, the Hon. H. %twee.
The Rev. J. Armstrong, to the Curacy of Abington,
Limerick.

The Rev. S. Baker, M.A , to the Vicarage of Clifton;
upon-Tease, Worcestershire ; patron, Sir J. E. Winning-
ton, Bart.
The Rev. C. C. Barnard, M.A , to the Rectory of Ruck-
land, with the Rectory of Farforth and the Vicarage of
Maiden-Weil annex d, near Louth; patron, the Earl of
Yarborough.
The Rev. F. J. Been, to the Curacy of Toomos, Ros-
common.

The Rev. J. Edwards, late of the ill-fared Dauntless, to
be Chaplets to the Ajax flag-ship for Queenstown.
The Rev. IL J. Fyno, to the Curacy of Elphin, Roe-
c.ntrnon.

The Rev. H. Fry, to the Curacy of Kilkeevan, Rae-
common.
The Rev. N. M. Germon, 8.A., to the Curacy of Bishop's
Hull, Somerset,

—The ltev. C. J. Le Oet, 8.A., of Exeter College, to be
one of the Chaplains at Magdalen College, Oxford.
The Rev. J. Gumley, to the Curacy of Oran, Roscommon.
The ttev. W. T. Harte, to the Curacy of Cricklade,
Tho Rev. J. Hemphill, to the Curacy of Templetuchy,
county Tipperary.
The Rev. W. Holderness, M.A., to be Chaplain of the
Convict Prison Establishment at Portland.
The Rev. F. W. Kittermaster, M.A., to the Curacy and
Leeturesuip of St. Paul's Church, Lisson-grove ; patron,
the Rev. H. Davis.

to the :Living of Levertoo,
near Boston.

The Rev. B. H. Puckle, to the Rectory of Graff ham,
Hunts; patron, Lady Olivia Bernard Sparrow.
The Rev. R. P. Powell, to the Curacy of Hillooly, Tip-
perary.
The Rev. G. Prcthero, M.A., late Vicar of ellton-npen-
Teme, to the Curacy of Whippingham, Isle of Wight, and
to the Chaplaincy of the Royal Establishment at Osborne-
house. _ _

The Rev. H. T. Ridley, to the Assistant Curacy of St.
James's, beim:port.
The Res. D. Rea land, to the Curacy of St. Dogmael's,
Pembrokeshire.
The Rev. F. Swire, 8.A., Curate of Stroud, Gloucester,
shire, to the Rectory of Liston, Notts.
The Rev. F. R. Traill, M.A., Incumbent of Trinity
Episcopal Chapel, Haddington, N. 8., to be Domestic Chap •
lain to the EMI of Wemyss and March.
The Rev. F. Trench, to the Rectory of Worlingwerth,
with Southelt annexed, near Woodbridge, Suffolk. Patron,
Lord Henniker.
_ . _

the Rea. G. W. Weldon, B.A. to the Curacy of St.
Stephen the hiartyr, St. John's
-wood.
The Rev. R. Wcst, 81. A., to the Rectory of Pett, near
Hastings Sussex.
The Rev. H. Wyndham, S.C.L., to the Coney of Bur.
bap, Wilts.
1t... F. H. Whitfield, to the Curacy of Horetown, Wen-
(Ord.

Itev. W. F. Young, to the Curacy of Ballyibteban and
Ern, Tipperary.
VACANCIES.

The following presentations have become vacant by the
removal or death of the Incumbents :—The Vicarage of
Tidenham, near Chepstow, by the promotion of the Rev.
John Armstrong, M.A. to the Bishopric of Graham's
'Town, South Africa ; value, 5001. a year ; patron, Mr. D.
H. D. Burr. The Vicarage of Rumney, near Cardiff ;
value, 1001. a year; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of
Bristol. The Vicarage of Barnby-in the-Willows, near
Newark ; value, 2001. a year ; patron, the Chapter of South-
well Collegiate Church. The Rectory of North Hurst,
Devon ; as also the Mastership of St. Mary Magdalen's
Hospital. Bath. The Incumbency of St. Peter's, Bishops-
worth, Bedminster, by the resignation of the Rev. H.
Brancker ; patron, Rev. H. 0. Eland. The Rectory of
Milford, near Chester, by the resignation of the Rev. F.
Brandt; value, 3501. a year; patron, the Marquis of West-
minstet. The R ectory of Itiugwould,
.near Deal, value
3601. a year ; patrons, the representatives of the late In-
cumbent.