The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-12 00:00:00

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OXFORD, Ocr. 10th.—The first day of Michaelmas Term, a eeo-
=tion was hoiden to-day, and the following degrees were con-
via.:—Master of Arts.—Rev. W. T. Redkln, Magdalen Hall ;
Rev. J. W. Knott, Fellow of Brest-nose Coll. ; Rev. E. IL Phimptre,
Fellow of Bramicee Coll. ; Rev. H. T. Price, Jesus COIL Bachelor of
Arts.—E. Walker, Lincoln Coll. ; W. H. Hutchins, Queen's Coll. ; J.
Forteseue, St. Edmund Hall.
At the same congregation. being the first after Michaelmas, the
Rev. Philip Blies, D.C.L., of St. John's College, and the Rev. William
Hughes, M.A., of Trinity Coll. were reappointed Clerks of the
Market. The following gentlemen were also reappointed Bedell :
H. Forster, M.A., New ColL, Divinity ; G. V. Cox, M.A., New Coll.,
Medicine and Aria; W. Miller, M.A., New College, Law—J. Holi-
day, Divinity; J. Brown, Medicine and Arts; J. P. Sheppard,
Law—Yeoman Bededs.
BIWILWAIR COLLZOL—A fellowship is new vacant at this college by
the death of the Rev. Frederick Ryle, and it a duly qualified candidate
shall offer himself, will be filled up In the present term. Natives of
the City or County Palatine of Che-ter, being of the cousinage or
lineage of John Williamson, clerk, sometime parson of the parish
church of St. George's, Canterbury, or of the name, cousinage, or of
the lineage of John Part, I:sq., Serleant at Law, or of his heirs born
within the said City or County of Chester are eligible.
The Regius Professor of Pastoral Theology (the Rev. Robert
Hussey, 8.D.) intends to begin his course of lectures, for Michaelmas
Term co the 26th of October.
CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 10.—This being the first day of Michaelmas
Term, a congregation was holden, at which the following officers for
1846-7 were appointed :—Proefors : Bev. E. Brumell, John's; Rev.
W. T. Kingsley. Sidney: radars: Rev. H. Arlett, Pembroke ; Rev.
W. 0. Humphrey, Trine= .%-rufators Rev. J. W. Aetley, Ring's;
Rev. F. Proctor, St. tine's. Moderators : Rev. G. G. Stokes,
Pembroke; J. C. Adams, St. John's. At the same Congregation the
following degrees were con/erred :—.Masters of Arts: W. Mills. St.
John's ; J. Twining, Trinity. Bachelors of Arta: ID. C. Hawley,
Trinity; G. E. Patteiiden, St. Peter's ;J. Price, St. John's ; M.
Wield. Trinity. Tanrrrr Cottgoa.—The 'ollowing were this day
elected fellows of Trinity Coll.: H. Blackburn, F. Kendall, L. Hensley.
The Regius Professor of Physic has given notice, that the medical
examinations for the present term will commence on Nov. 2. Dr.
Ilaviland has given notice, that be will commence his Lectures on
the Principles of Pathology and the Practice of Physic, on Nov. 6.

PIEYTIXOfTe.—Rev. G. A. Baker, to Coxley Cur., Somerset.—Rev.
J. Bete, jun., to Upton P.C., Somerset, 501. —Rev. B. H. Browne, to
Blackford P.C., Somerset. Bsl.—Rev. J. IL L. Cameron, to Rest
Lavingtoa V.,Wilts, 3131.—Rev. T. Cherallier, to an Honorary
Canonry in urham Cathedral.—Rev. R. Come, to Kingston Amin.
Cur., Somerset—Rev. M. J. Green, to St. Michael P.C., Oxford, 1001.
Rev. D. R. Godfrey, to be Minister of the Chapel of St. ?dary Magda-
lene, Holloway.—Rer. R. Grey to an Honorary
Cur. of St. Thomas' 1 CanonribiieDurham
CathedraL —Rev. P. Hall, to Assist. , Bath.
—Rey. G. R. Harding, to Ireynaham Car., Somerset.—Rev.. Hardy,
to Stratton-on-the-Foss Cur., Somerset—Rev. F. A. Illingworth, to
be Principal of the Birmingham and Edgbaston Proprietary SchooL—
, Re,. F. B. Leonard, to Kemys Inferior R., Monmouthshire 1301.
1 Rev. P.C. Marshall, to Dtutkertoo Cur., Somerset.—Rev. W Marshall,
to the Cur. of Dalwood in Stockbuid, Dorset.—Rev. B. J. Meade, to
Lorington P.C., Somerset, 761.—Rev. C. Murdock, to St. Thomas' R.,
Turk's Wand, Bahamas.—Rev. A. C. Rowley, to Weir P.C., Bristol.—
Rey. J. Sydney to Redlynch P.C., Bruton, Somerset, 391.—Rev. H.
Walker, to Islip Cur., Oxfordshire.—Rev. G. D. St. Quinton, to St.
Leonard's, w. St. Mary Magdalene P.C., Surer.—Rev. P. Somerville,