The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS,

le parliemeat. Chetrary to expeetelion and eestom there
111118 no speaking boyoed tarsal introductions in Latin. The

Vlse-Oh;esella;afterwarde nominated the following mem-
bers of the university to set as pro-vieeehamailles•
during the election :—The Master of University Col.
lege (the Rev. Dr. Plumptre), the Provost
of Oriel Collage (the Rev. Dr. Hawkha), the
Principal of Jams (the Rev. Dr. Williams), the
Warden of all Souls (the Rev. Dr. Leinhten), sad the Rev.
Stephen &loud's, M.A., Fellow of Marton Colleen (ate
Proctor). The polling commenced almost immediately
afterwards, simoltueeonaly In the Oonvocation. hoe"
Theatre, and Writing School, the rotes of the members of
the different coooUllseggeess helm taboo ea follows :—ls the Con-
vocation-house—BAUM, Chemises Hall, Jeans, Liecoln,
New Inn Hall, Si. Jekl'ATrinity,Wadham, and Wattmeter.
In the Theare—All Souls, Christ Church, Oorpneinualizentotece:
Oriel. and Pembroke. In ths Written School—
Almeida, Mandela' Hell, Means, New Collage, Queen's,
Si. Album Bell, St. Edmond Ball, St. Mary Hall and Uhl.
versify. The flat iatinisticia of the state of the poll
emanated from Mr. Gladstone's committee at 10.15 a.m.,
whoa the sumbers stood ea follows :

Sir W. Heathoote
]tight Hon. W. S. Gladdens 36
Mr. Oethorne Hazily 3B
I At 11.30 Mr. Giantess bad polled 88 to Mr Hardy'. 98,
Sir W. bleathcote heading the lies with 164 The next
return, at 1130. showed Mr. Heady inn majority of 43
the cambers being :—Heathecte, 484; Gladstone, 128;
eel Hardy. 171. Mr. Gladetoce's committee Weed no
return for some time after this, but Mr. Hardy's cora.
mitts*, who throughout had agreed with Mr. Gladstene's
is the numbers published, made Mr. Hardy 56 a-head at
130, the decree being--Oladstons, 178; Hardy, 234. Mr.
Gladstose's committee issued no further returns until tbree
°Walk, when Hardy's majority was much decreased,
although, as the following' Hoeing will show, them wan a
discrepancy between the two parties at that hour
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HLEDVIS Hamm 3 Eir,
Haithcote
Hardy
Gladatoa•

Ours:roses Rnetrair.
Meatheets
°Wakes
Hardy 245
Mr. Gladstoads coetadttee withheld their numbers until
the ekes a/ the poll, but Mr. Hanits made the following
statement at 146 :

Heatheote
Hardy 306
Gladstone
Majority fee Hardy 5l.
The numbers at the Ohne of the day's pall were looked
foe with great ioterest throughout the university and city,
but the result of the dere voting can hardly afford any cri-
terion of the result, with a registry of upwards of 4,000
voters. Mr. Hardy's committee were the first to publish
the inns of the day, and from their figured 1677. 385, and
379) there appeared only 0 is favour of Mr. Hardy.
Mr. Gledstane's committee gave their opponents credit
far 12, but upon investigation the reel majority for Hardy
was 10.
The polling under the new system goes on with greater
expedition thee might have been anticipated, although we
lad several *odious have been made on the ground of the
voter not being on the books of a college or
hall. At the last contest, is 1859, on the
lest day only 515 votes were rsoorded, viz.,
for °Wotan. 269: Chandos, 246. Animsgst those who
tendered their votes were the following :—For Gladstcoe :
The Bishop of Chester Canon Wsrdawortb, Earl Cowper,
Bishop of Oxford, Blimp of Durham, Attorney-General,
Professor Farrar, and Archdesooe Giant. For Hardy
Bkhop Anderson, Sir F. Colley, Bart., Viscount Cbrietliton,
Bir H. D. Croft, the Milo Orator, and Viscount
Hamilton. The polling to-day will 004111161100 at 9 a.m.
and close at 6 p.m.