The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, lAN. 28
There was a sale of property yesterday in the In-
cumbered Estates Court. It consisted of houses in
and near Dublin ; and the prooeedinis presented
nothing worth mentioning, except tharthe sale was
adjourned in one case, the bidding being deemed in-
adequate, a circumstance which has not occurred in
this court for a considerable time past.
The Dublin University Commission sat again
yesterday. Present—His Grace the Archbishop of
Dublin, the Lord Bishop of Cork, Dr. Longfield,
Edward J. Cooper, Esq., and Professor Hancock
(secretary). The next meeting of the Commissioners
was fixed for Saturday, the 29th inst.

THE KILBEGOAN MURDER.
The late atrocious murder in Westmeath continues in-
volved in mystery, there being, it would now appear, no
reason to suppose that it arose from circumstances of an
agrarizn character. No is have yet been made. A
local journal has the following remarks:—" Most singular,
the inmates of the house never made any fiaht, resistance,
or alarm, for nearly twenty minutes after the atrocious deed
was committed. After perpetrating this dreadful deed, the
assassins walked out, leaving the gun lying by the side of
their welterieg victim ; but one bf t►em presently returned
for and carried off the gun, without the slightest opposition.
The inmates were so stricken and horrified that they did
not even dare to look what direction the parties took in
their retreat, and the men were not disguised in the
least, but they were believed to be strangers. Farrell'e
house is not more than 100 yards off the road, which is a
public one, in the highway between Strcamstown and Kil-
beggan, and there are several farmsteads and cottages cleee
at hand. No possible motive can be assigned for the com-
mittal of this savage deed, Farroll having been an inoffen-
sive, industrious, well disposed man, who staod well with
all who knew him."

Ruciarmsx.—On Sunday night last an armed
party attacked the house of a widow named Power, at Cats-
town, in the parish of Aghaviller, and made several attempts,
but without success, to force in the door and windows,
which fortunately wen strongly barred and secured ; they
Men tried to break in through the roof of the house and
anteceded in actually throwing in the roof of pert of the
premiss, which fell, carrying the loft with it, to the ground.
The rockites then departed, having fired a shot. Providen-
tially no one was hurt by the fail of the roof and loft. We
believe the attack resulted from some agrarian dispute.—
Kilkenny Mode7ator.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
CAMBRIDGE, iAlf. 28.
The following list of Wranglers was posted in the
Senate-hoase at 9 o'clock this morning :
LIST OF HONOURS AT TUN BACHELOR OP AIMS COM-

r, JAN. 28, 1853.

MODIMATORS. Charles. Frederick Mae kensie, M.A.,
Clllllll College. John Sykes, M.A., Pembroko College.
Ei.sminctis.—William Archer l'orter, M A., St. Peter's
College. William Megan Champion, M.A., Queen's
College.
IV In all cases of etwlity, the names are brochette&

Ds. Sprague, Job.
2 Batty, Emm.
3 Nowbery, Joh.
4 Lunn, Joh.
5 Cohen, Magd.
6 Beasley, Joh.
7 Roberts, Corpus
8 Wilson, Trig.
1 Gibsone, Trio.
Stewart, Pet.
Thorpe, Christ's
Wilkinson, Corpus
13 Fleay, Trill.
14 Dully, Caius
15 Gardiner, Pet.
Fowler,
T) Christ's
Glyn, Pet.
18 Gedge, rin.
19 Taylor, Trio.
20 Pope, Sid.

Kinnear, Christ's
Powell, Joh.
Ware, Trio.
24 Harrison, Trin.
2.5 Maclennan, Trio.
26 Morgan, Jesus
27 Charters, Joh.
Brittao, 1 Joh.
Pike, f Trin.
Autridge, j John's
Dicey, Trio.
Johnson, ) Christ's
33 Heppe', Joh.
34 Buticr, Christ's.
3.5 Bebb, Joh.
38 Walker, Jeans.
37 Fortey, Jeans.
38 H , Trio.

Hartland, 1 Job.
Smith, E. M. J Tria.
41 Grata, Sid.
Orrimaa.
84 Babington, Trin.
65 O'Brien, Sid.
66 Hopwood, Joh.
67 Bluffly, Joh.
68 Suter, Trio._

Samoa
Do. Doman, Emm.
43 Hart, Emm.
44 Kirby, Job.
44 Eubank, Calm
46 Dc Quettevilla, Pet.
41 Helme;Trin.
48 Price, Job.
49 Litchfield, Trin.
50 Harvey, Trin.
51 Snorting, Joh.
52 Stone, Trin.
63 Wets, Caine
54 Reece, Emm.
55 Kingston, Caius
66 Humphreys, Coins
57 Newman. Joh.
68 Paul, Trio.
59 Tiarks, Job.
60 Croad, Trim.
Lows 1 Trin.
Walker, J. J Trin.
83 Scott, Trill

Thaekvader 1 Joh.
Healy J Fwn.
71 Dent, Trill.
Fuller 1 Emm
Hubbard f Caine
Johnson, F. W. 1 Trin.
Mason J Emm.
76 Wentworth, Trin.
77 Moorhouse, Joh.
78 Craven, Trin.
Rolland 1 Trio.
Carey f Trio.
81 finiallpiece, Job.
82 Crayerft, Trin.
83 Highton, Joh.
84 Ray, Magd.

Junin/
De. Griffith, Cahn
86 Smith, Caine
87 Pierepoint, Job.
88 Johnson, Calm
89 Blakiaton, Trin.
90 Lefevre, Trio.
91 Windam, Trio.
92 Robinson, Joh.
93 Plowman, Trin.
94 James, King',
9.5 Ogden, Joh.
96 Agent, Caine
97 Clementrin, Perot,.
98 Willey, Cain.
99 Francis, Christ's
Cole, 1 Caine
Smyth, Christ's
102 Gray, Thu.
Bower, 1 Clare
Holbrow, f Pemb.
165 Musgrave, Trio.
106 Howson, Queen's
107 Semple, Trio.
108 Molesworth, Job.
109 Royston, Trin.
110 Tearle, Trio H.
111 Calvert, Joh.
112 Atchison, Trio.
113 Heilbror.n. Pemb.

Trin.
Cooper, J Trill.
119 Phi Spoon, Joh.
120 Doyle, Christ's
121 Bathunt, Trio.
122 Williams. Joh.
123 Hodge, Trin.
124 Kay, Joh.
125 Leaver, Calm
126 Steekdale, Cath.
127 Riley, Cain
128 Whalley, Magd.
Burdon, j Job.
Morris, f Trin. H.
131 Smith, G. E., Trin.
132 Clarke, Job.
133 Biddle, Trio.
134 Gallon, Trin.
136 Rhodes, Trin.
136 Mok swarth, Christ's
137 Fowler, Sid.
138 Lee, Cath.
139 Story, Job.
140 Anderson, Caine
141 Wets'', Cath.
142 Chenery, Caine
143 Lysley, Trio.
Gilmore, ) Calm
Salisbury, Trin. H.
146 Collier, Trio.
147 Grahame, Caine
148 Angell, Corpus

Conte, 1 Pemb.
Daniel, J Corpus
116 Holden, Trin. H.

Xottor:ti.—Johason, A., i
At a congregation to be hob
above, gentlemen will (with
hare not u yet quite fulfill
proceed to their B.A. degree.

len on Saturday, Jan. 29 , the
the exception of a few who
id their academical course)