The Express.
London, England, 1851-12-12 00:00:00

have ilapseil rinee they were resident in the university; and
shall Pother produce another certificate, under • lived
form tee prescribed by.the .eriate, resp 'cline their leoruit.g
and meal character, rl by the chancellor mid rweor
part. o. t m Leo!' of coils gee; and lastly, that it shall
atom r br niceseary nor of any avail fur neasters of arts to
era- the it names truss the board. of their college, in order
tot obtaining of this privilege.
12. lac—That the faculty of civil law shall in future be
dersoiniswed the fiscally of law.
13. That a Pendent is law nag he admitted to the degree
a bachelor of laws in five instead of air years.
H. That, whereas at present a bachelor of art. must he of
four years' standing before be can he admired to the de-
pnn of bachelor of tows. in fature be may be admitted
when he is au school bachelor of arts of two years standing.
1.1. 1 hat, upon the notate bi inn satisfied that a bachelor
of lea • i. seelsiag the degree of doctor of laws for the pur-
pose of actual practice is the law courts, he may be admit-
ted in f ur issued of five years.
Is. That, whereas at present two sets are required to he
kept fur the ilrgree of doctor of laws, iu future one shall
Mac.,
17. Phytir.—Thst, whereas at present a bachelor of
physic must be of flee years standing as such, and a maker
of Ai. of seven year: standing as *Orb, before he can he
admitted to the degree of dectur of physic, in future a
be. bider of physic of three years' standing as such, and a
ana.t r of arts of four year.' standing a. such, may teepee.
tiv .y he admitted ta the degree of doctor of physic.
15. whereas at pr..ent two Acts are re fennel to he
kept few the degree of Doctor of l'hysie, in future one shall
suite-v.
Ibmorary, ilorodale, and Titular lkyrres.—That in
regard to the granting of degrees to noblemen, who may
not hove lultilled the usual conditions, the wide inter-
pfttat' heretofore put mein the word Nublemees shall be
narrow, el, and the coact %sem modernity to actual noblemen,
Wit., dukes, marquew., earls, viscounts, and barons, to •
their semi, and to thine who in due euune will become
noblemen.
2.1. 'float inasmuch as the senate have always been sic-
eststonsed, upsm the recommendation of the Chancellor and
Wails of l'olleies, to pa.. grace- for petitioning the crown
to remit t`ie oblispothen of the statutes re •peeting time and
exerees a sor degrees in favour of deans of cathedrals, heads
of colleges, sad others distinguished by station or merit, the
V nice r.ity may itself touter Ut4rce. OU %Yell trerwa, without
the necessity or resorting to the crown to set aside in fact the
directions of the. statute..
21. That eniduates of other univcre•lee bi sides those of
010,141 and Dublin may be admitted to titular degrees
cuerespondiug to the degrees which they lost io their own
On verso).
.! 1 teat foreigner. of distinction, rank or talent, and
not,',. .d the United Kingdom of Great Ilritain and Ire-
land distinguished by talent or piddle services may he ad-
mit', el to titular degrees"( honour in art., law Or physic
without la lug called upon to make any subscription or
affirmation ; provided that none of these persons shall
by sotto- ,if curl, admission hove any vote iu the !Senate.
23. eeptiuri and leiths.—Thet the subscription re-
ggae,' of pr•Ponei admitted to Orgrees in theology remain-
ing no at present, the sabocription required of pergoio ad-
mitted to other degrees shall be the same as that required
of perom. admitted to the degree of bachelor of arts.
21 if at any time any pereoni, credibly supposed
to hive r• nouncisl the church of England, attempt to give •
a vote in the senate, the Chancellor may of his own accord
or at the instance oil any member of the senate demand of
oh,tfe r he still adheres to the subscription which he
node uo adenireion to his last degree; and, if he do not
surto aeknowledictnent, the Chancellor shall see that
his col, lie not accepted.
2.". 'I hat no academical oath shall in future be required
of any p. room upon admission to a degree ; nor any affirma-
tion of 1.1. 'vivo* performed what the statutes require him
to hoe, , of wl,,ic6 the university receives sufficient
teatimoity from others; but that a soliono promise shall be
T.-waited of uls.dienee to the laws and executive authority
of the university, end ale, of using the privileges granted
to lam upon admission without abusieg them.
26. (*rte. -That with a view to admit Gowning College
int., the- t yele for the rippOilitnailit .41 university offic. is,
and to c•rreet inequalities in the cycle with as little dis-
turbance of long sestet' interests as the ju s •• of the case
Will permit, the first cycle in the draft for the double ap-
',ointments of rIPICtOrS, of 'azure, and of scrutators shall be
sule-tetuted for the owe at present existing ; and that the
selsool cycle in the draft shall be adopted for the single ap-
poi,+uu wt et auditors of the accounts.
27. withers - That the three auditors of amounts shall

be appointed in the following manner. 'mho chancellor
shod' nominate one who, two or more years before, hlkd the
°Hire of vice chancellor ; 8,1113 C college, iu turn according to
a priweihed cycle, shall nominate another ; au4 the auditor
a. nournmed by a college the year before shall be flood-
nat..' toe the third. In ease of any one declining or
vacating the olliee, thee, if he was nominated by a college,
that college sled' nominate again; otherwise the chancellor
shall nominate. The thrs•e persons thus nominated shall be
separately proposed to the .saute for election at some con.
gregation between the .sth and 311th day of November.
2:s. Bedell's.- 1 hat win never a Tarmac), shall occur in the
present number of esquire Inolells, the vacant plaice shall not
be tilled up, and that the number shall thencetorth be re-
duced to two.
129, risses.—That fines shall be settled and ordered by
grim., not by statute..
30. f .111.10 . -That the election of the taped shall be made
in the billowing manner: The doctors in each faculty shall
nominate two doctor., not being or one and the same col-
lege, of tlu it own faculty. The. college which nominated
the senior serutatur the yeas before shall nominate two
non•naents; and the college which nominated the junior
aerutator shall nominate two regents. In default of nonli-
matno.s the chancellor and two senior doctors present shall
nominate in the manner pr. wribed in Stat. Elia. e. 41.
The names of the ten peroins thus nominated shall be forth-
with announced, and again at a congregation the next day,
to the senate, who shall then elect from them one of each
faculty, one maw-regent, and one regent; and these five,
with the chancellor, shall be the ca put fur the neat year.
31. Library.—That the chancellor and library syndics
shall have the power both of appointing and of aiemissing
the under-library keepers.
lastly.--The syndics recommend that the following
pact a also should be offered to the senate
32. ranosaaranks in l'illa.—That, saving to the present
p0...50r, the privileges granted to them, as Commarantra
so l'iffo, the like privileges shall not be granted to any ens
in future.
33. Ten-year men. —That, saving the privilege of proceed-
ing to the di ere of Bachelor in Divinity under the condi-
tion...if chapter 9 of the statutes of 12 Elia. to all those who
previoirdy to the repeal of the said statutes shall have en-
tered at any college, being at the time of such entrance 24
year. of age, the like privilege shall nut be extended to any
ether. after such repeal.
34. 'Wren' Olt !lay S.—That the clerum on the Bth of
May shall be discositumed after the repeal of the statutes of
12 Elia.

SS . owspoartias Inv.—That compounders' fees shall not
lr meted after the repeal of the statutes of 12 Elia.
Caldroasfirr Eirreoses..—That cautious fur caereiaci
shall not be accepted after the repeal of the statutes of 12

It will be seen that the syndics have proposed anew mode
of electing the moat ; they hove also considered whether
its constitution and power ran by any means be advonta-
geonsly modified, but they regret that they have not been
able to devise any scheme which they can concur in mem-
menihng for the conOilerat ion of the senate.—RichardOkee, '
V tee Chancellor; Uilbert Ainslie, It. Tatham, W. W bowel],
11 l'hii;.tt, 11. W. Cookson, Jame Carton:ll, J. A. Jere-
me, Henry S. Maine, Henry J. S. Bond, J. J. Blunt,
Joseph Romany, bran. Martin, W. U. Stokes, W. H.
Thompson, J. Ailey.
Uniciu to eccordanc• with the recommendation of the
beoferld to the senate at the beginning of
Tetra,

Ray. Benjamin Charles Dowding, Perpetual Curacy of
Booth Ikwm, to bo Chaplain of the Willa l'asper Lunatic
Asylum.
Res. John Joseph Jackson, to Ballioderry Rectory, is
Armagh . patron, the Lord Primate.
Her. W. Barnard Lowder, to Sepance Rectory, diocese
Tomato.

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Met. harles Lushington, to Walton-upon-names
'Wiretap% Surrey ; value. '2OJ/ ; pitrun, Lord Chancellor.
Mew. JAUI. s limadincl, to be Chaplain to the Hose Middle
sad Training Schools. Stowe.
Her. OCiAlfilli Fur, to Bt. Matthew's Rectory, Worcester;
37nL ; patroma. Dews awl Chapter of Worcester.

VACANCIES.
Rteroutits.—Craylovd, Rent, arehdiocese Canterbury;
value, WAIL .ith res.dence ; patters, T. Austen, ER. ; Rev.
A. Ousluw,decea.ed.
Weems.. Surrey, diocese Winchester; value, 2'04. ;
patron, Earl Onslow; Ray. A. Onslow, deceased.
Canon stv.--Curboroug... in the Cathedral Church of
LiehAeld ; patron, the Bishop of Lichfield; value, 701.;
Nev. W. 0. Rowland, deceased.
V WA kali a.—Promo. Selwood , Sonsenetsh i re, diocese Bath
and Wells; value, 72W. with residence ; patron, Marrieds
of Bath; Item. Charles Phillett, deceased.
Pr:Eritreal. Conactas.—Baelsey, county and diocese
Worcester; value, I.of. with residence; patron, Christ
Church, Oxford ; Rev. C. Phillett, deceased.
Shrewsbury St. Mary with St. Michael Perpetual Currey,
Salop. diocese Lichfield ; value. 3122 ; Patrons. CorSovetion
at Shrewsbury; Rev. W. 0. Rowland, deceased.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.-TUVILSDAY.

Cs MOTOR Cor.-1,750 to 30 and 1,000 to 25 apt Black
Doctor; 1,000 to 23 apt Knook Knoll; 3.000 to 43 alit
Nancy ; 2,000 to 33 apt Kolt•i-noor • 2,000 to 30 each mist
Merry Bird, Pluton], and Mr. Wort'hington's Birdcatcher
filly, all taken ; nothing else mamed.
DZIUIT.-400 to 50 art Hobble Noble, taken and after-1
wards °tiered.