The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM.
The following rides for the of the profaners'
tames sad students, drawee y the osancil, were nue
srassisely adopted at the last annual meeting of the governors
elide garage :
DIMS or PROVISSOII.-1. Tkat the professors do giro
gamma imam of lectures every union, according to the
el the osastitsted sidled authorities is London,
Vrailillionoort with the council of Queen's College.-2.
That a besk be kept by earn professor, specifying the times
of etteMinee dna snidest, such book to be laid before
the soundl at their monthly meetings -S. That previously
to the eeinmemeemiet of every lecture the professor do
sell over the sinew of the students. -4. That each
professor do keep s register of the time .of cow
mencenteut sad duration of each of his lectures,
such register to be laid before the mull of each
monthly bard.-6r That no profaner be absent from
hectare, or disposes with any lecture, without first apprising
the vice-peineipal, or, is his absence, the warden, sad
obteinbighh senatlea 6. That testimeaials of professional
attaltatemt", if merited, be given by the professes, aesordieg
to such printed forms only u may be agreed upon by the
eouncil.-7. That a vied foci examination beheld is see
clam every west or fortnight, at the discretion of the join
fence; sad that, daring the last week of each sessioa, Oases
be a general written examination in every class, at wltidiell
the students must attend.
Dunne OF TUTORS AND MASTIIIII.-I. That the residing
tutees shall give instruction he mathematics and eiembti
general literature, and the physical sciences, according
the regulations of the Hniversity of London.-2. That the
senior classical tutor shall act u chaplain in the college.-
3. That the tutors shall not undertake any eternal or
tutorial duties, except those in connexion with the college
and hospital.-t. They shall attend divine service with
the students, sad keep a register of the attendees, ef
the students, to be laid before the council at each monthly
meeting.-6. That the resident elastics' tutor in the dewt-
ants of medicine, law, and engineering, the resident
shatital tutu in the arts department, and the reddest senior
toter in the junior department, shall be answerable to
the ceased for the maintenance of strict collegiate discipline
is seek department-6. The said tutors shad make reports
thereon, at the end of each term, to the council-7. The
said tutors shall preside at meals in the college halls.-6. The
said tutors shall examine, every morning, the porter's re-
gister, and lay it before the council at their suathly met-
logs.-9. The said tutors shall have control over the do-
neenties of the several de tnts.-10. Tie said tato/ashen
give testimonialsdsood conduct to the students of their de.
partments on all fitting occesions.-11. That in each depart-
ment the junior tutor, in the absence of the senior tutu,
from Moen or other cause, shall perform his duties, and be
answerable for the discipline and good conduct of the students.
RESTRAINTS AND PENALTIES OF STODENTIL-1. IS CM
at the infringement or neglect of the college regulations by
say student resident in any department the sinter tutor has
the power of entombs(' the obs,rvanee of the same.-First,
by restraint of benen-fluond, by literary exercises called
impositions.-7101, by enemensice. In any cue in which
such suspension is So senior tutor shall inform the
several professes, &MI the student be a resident in the me-
dical department thereof, in order that the attendance of
such students at Where be discontinued and their eertificate
disallowed.-Fosirtb,by medication. The power of rustics.
Hon for a period not exceeding six weeks to be vested in the
warden and senior tutor, or, in the absence or illness of
either of them, the dean of the faculty.-Fitth, by dismissal
or expulsion. In any case in which the senior tutor do con-
sider dismissal or expulsion necessary he report the same in
writing to the eteasoil, together with a detailed statement of
the circumstances, aad the council, after deliberation there-
upon, di communion* its decision to the senior tater, and
that such decision be final.
RULES FOR Tnl OVIDANCIS OF TEE RESIDENT STDDENTS
TN TNe nnensurrrn Der...unarm or Queen's Coition.
-1. Previous to registration, each student mut subscribe
the following declaration : " I who have hereunto subsidised
my name, in consideration of my being =stet:minted and re-
gistered as a student of this college, and frau hencefosth
ecti•led to the privileges of education there, subject to the
bye laws, rules, orders, and regulations of the said college,
and of the several authorities thereof, do hereby acknow-
ledge that I have agreed, and do hereby agree, with the
principal and council, to forfeit and forego all elan
whatever on the said college in the event of my beiag
expelled, &enigma, rusticated, or in any way discharged
from the said oolle,te by the council, or other authori-
ties, for non-observance of the said b/e-laws, rules, orders,
and regulations, or otherwise."-2. Every student to der
posit at the commencement of every term, in the hands of gas
deputy treasurer, a sum, to be fixed by the council, in ad-
vance, for college expellees, including commons, chamber
rent, and servants' wages.-3. Every student to bring his
own chamber linen, and a large and small silver fork and
spoon.-4. Furniture injured or windows broken will be re-
paired at the expense, at the student occupying the room in
which the injury is done.-6. Every student, on coming into
residence, to report himself to the warden and senior tutor ef
hisdepanment, and to the deputy-treasurer personally.-
6. &urines to wear their sea lemical dress whenever they
appear in hall or at lectures, and on all public occasions -
7. Every student to attend prayers daily in his respective de-
partment, and divine service on Sundays, morning and at-
canoes, in the Coll-g chapel.-9. Every student to
attend the Warden's Lectures on Theology, Church
History, and Christian Morals.-9. Every student
to attend meals in the College Hall, except ab-
sent by leave of the respective tutor.-10. Bier,
gradient to be in college in the senior department by ton
o'clock at night, and in the junior department at eight
o'clock in the winter and nine o'clock in the summer, un-
lam absent by leave of the tutor.-11. Any student absent-
ing himself without leave, during a whole night, renders
himself thereby liable to dismissal.-12. Friends visiting
students are required to leave the tenure before eleven
o'clock a.m., in the senior department, and before ten a.m.,
in the junior department -13. Any student three times
proved to the council to have incurred debt beyond his
means shall be di:lnbred -14. Every student, before going
out of residues at vacations or say other time, to obtain
permission from the senior tutor, and alto to deliver the key
of his room to the housekeeper.
NOMMLESIDENT STIIDENTS.-1. Previously to registration,
each son-eesident student to sign the seine declaration as
the one above mentioned.-2. Non-resident students to be
admitted to an 7 of the department*, to reside with their
parents or guardians, or with a friend or relation, selected by
their parents or guardians, and approved by the warden end
senior tutor.-3. The warden and senior tutor are authorised
to inquire into the habits and general conduct of the non-
resident students, at their respective residences, and report
thereon at the end of every arm.-4. Non-resident students,
if members of the church of England, r re required to attend
divine service in the college chapel every Sunday, unless the
parent or guardian of the student requests the attendance of
such student at his own place of worship.-6. If the
student be attached to any other communion, he be expected
to attend at the place of wor.hip belonging thereto. To pre-
vent students incurring debts beyond their menus, the fol-
lowing regulations have been a loped :-1. To mugged to
each parent or guardian, on placing a student at the col-
lege, to inform the authorities what sum it is contemplated
by such parent or guardian to allow such student far ex-
beyond the necessery and direct payments of the eel-
2. To periodically caution tradesmen, by a public no-
tion in suitable terms, not to allow of the purchase or articles
en credit, without the express sanction of parents or
gitaWiaos, or of some officer of the college to whom that
duty shall be specially delegated.-3. To desire also, through
the medium of the same notice, that all tradesmen's bills for
articles supplied to students shall be regularly delivered to
the same officer, and forwarded by him to the parents and
guardians at the end of every term.-4. To furnish each
student on entering the college with a list of such tradminen
as are sanctioned by the college authorities.-S. To provide
in the bye-laws, that all cases of extravagance which become
known to the tutors shall immediately be reported to the
council, and by the council forwarded to parents and guar-
diane.-6. Every student three times proved to the council
to have incurred debt beyond his means shall be dismissed.
Penna.-The Profusion' medals and certificates of
honour, and the tutors' and masters' priers, to be awarded
to those students who, in their respective examinations, shall
display the greatest proficiency.

ORDINATIONS.
On Sunday last the following gentlemen were admitted to
holy Olden: BY THE BISHOP OP ELT.
DEACONS.

Wtlltsm Williams Bird, 8.A., Trioity Coll., Cambridge.
3. P. Norris, M.A., Fellow of Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
J. W. Platers, B.A, Fellow of Trinity Coll , Cambridge.
Thomas Rawlingmoa, B.L. Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
Charles Maroon, M.A., Christ's Chunk, Oxford.
J. Llewellyn R. Roberti, 8.A., Queen's Coll.. Oxford.
Bonder Chernocke Smith, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Oxford.
J. C. W. Tooker, B.A. Pembroke Coll Cambridge.

Charles Tufssll;B.A.,.Bsliol Coll., OafOrd.
The Bishop aftemarsis %reused the following gentlemen to
tura/ars in tha Mow: William Bird, 8.A., to Poilszklll,
Bads; Thalami BowNewry. 8.A., to Buns, Suffolk

BY ntizisitor or Lutcozai.

DIACONS,

W. P. R. Redford, H.A.,l3iszeMme Coll., Oeord.
Henry Fyne' Clinton, HA, Trinity Coll , Dublin.
Fried' Henry Paley, M.A., Christ's Cull., Cambridge.
William Jamas Peacock, RA., Trinity Coll., Dublin.
Samuel Georp Rem, BA., Jesus Coll., Oxford.
PRIESTS.

J. T. Bmeawen, M.A., Gemini) and Caine Coll., Cam-
bridge, by letters dimiesery from the Bishop of Exeter.
B. H, Bt, John Pell, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
James Grenville Smythe, 8.A., Trinity Coll., Cambridge.
HT THZ BISHOP OF CHESTER.
DEACONS.
Dixon Brown, 8.A., Exeter Coll., Oxon.
Thomas How Chop*, B A., Worcester, Oxon.
William Greenlee's, 8.A., Magdalen Hall, Oxon.
Christopher Haynes Hogg, B. Corpus Christi, Camb.
Herbert Haines, 8.A., Exeter,A.,
Oxon.
Robert Rollie, Bt. Bees.
Isaac Holmes, B A., Trinity, Dublin.
John Jackson, 8.A., Queen's, Oxon.
Spencer Woodfield Maul, 8.C.L., Christ's, Cambridge.
Henry Edmund Phillips, RA., Trinity, Dublin.
William Richardson, Queen's, Oxon.
Thomas Procter Rigby, B A., fit. John's, Cambridge.
Banniel•Simm, Theological, Birkenhead.
Robertlia ier Sharpe, 8.A., Queen's, Oxon.
Chalice Belisbary, 8.A., Christ's, Cambridge.
Eklund C •Faulknet, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin.
William Benjamin Findlay, 8.A., Christ Church, Oxon.
Alan Oreenwell, tinivardty, Durham.
Themes Moore, MA., Trinity, Dublin.
Jonathan Ram, St. Bees.
William Postlethwaits Rigge, B A., Trinity, Dublin.
Thomas Most Tuck, B.IIL, Calm, esabridge.