The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-28 00:00:00

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH,

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DVS AND CODICYN
COYIDUCT OF COUNSZL.

At the sitting oit1;;;;;rtikr71..;;;;;t Wilkins said he
wished to explain a circumstance which had transpired be-
fore his lordship yesterday i e another place; and he was the
the more anxious to do so, because he desired to stand well
with all the judges. A statement had been made with re-
ference to himself which was not consistent with truth. It
was said that be had returned his brief the night before a
trial was coming on; but the fact was that he had returned
it as long ago as Tuesday, at two o'clock.
Mr. E. James said that, as his learned friend had alluded
to the circumstance, he also ached to advert to it. In the

g(m)lt STOPPLNG DECAYED TEETIL—Prios
—Patresierd by her Huie•ty and H. IL IL Primes
HOWARD'S WHITE bL(X;EDANEU34 for
Dthayed Teeth, however large the esvity. It is ninCed In the
la aloft Asti., without any pressure or pale, and inarne&ately hardens
fate a • 61e enamel; It rill resale la the tooth any years, render-
ing entrsettoo wirer eery, and unmans the farther of
dam, mad o tee sop. rine to anything ever before er it will
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Writhe theodeared In the tooth. Al persons nth it then.
oohs leg now, sn had directions are inclosed. Prepered only by
▪ IlOn Alt.t, SUITV.4I Deatlet, 17, Ceerge.treet, Hanover-
mime. rho will sold It Into the aerantry free by past —Rohl by
away, H", It. RtntAtVent; 'solar, 1,4, dad UnnuaY. fa. Oarivd-
Ina I With r. 4. Chearrade; Jenne*" GIL Oarahill ; and ell meth.
id wads.% ht the hi, idol& Prier Y. HOWARD me&
Was to eupply the to, of teeth ea his NEW NTSTEN of tiLLF.AIL
BEMS Iry hoot springs or wino. The method due aid require
eitrettiaa of say teeth or roots, or say palatal operadua add-
Ownterareet, ilancreeedoners.—At Rowe from 11 Nll4.

THK HUMAN HAIR. The unprecedented
I. sues. of ROWLANDS' NACAllthi 014 either hi
as the ail, iu tt. ovMYd areigth er. been, sr rsaleetse Mes
lew.ie wirer...lW thews awl snowball mil le waren b rw
lthethe wet nemeses Y lhowielesa asallth he the
_..Alba. It hes shake. Ow eallethe lamp esisist
Impede wir ewe Oreth bet these the genie
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Ybose 91.1~4 was el the asst bola see. eel b
the man Weer* eel kg the bailie el Ow we=
Pale le. 111 rail la. er Wale laths (with le low
imelleili= ea. sal belie Oath% Ma Oa the wrapper
bathe >rOw rasing. see Uwe bine. la the Ilretudd
with b? A. NOWLAND Hatioasarbe.
maw all Men row And preirisers.

.yHEEDOII from COUGH in TEN MINUTES
M inwtred by DR. !MOCK'S PULYONIC WAVER& Pros
1. W. &make, Bookman, Markst-place, Gainatorough.—. Save-
eel pergola ut this w lehteurbood, who have bees glided sad!
appatratts ire..rable OP then.* sad combs for a series of rats. base
hued reit rally to th.• we of Dr. Lesolles Weters. Those arsine
re bedew TO** and a mkt cure of Mhos. soothe. sad sit die.
memo( the breath and langs. They time • pleasant taste. Pries
ba lid., *.... WI., and I 1.. per bee. bold by •U medians venders.—
also, le. UL. WS ANIIBILIOO4 WAVERS, an arossatbe and
session ftetheine of vest "Mosey for regulate, the seetetkes, rod
sarrestlai the sedan of the Mama& sad lAw.

T'IFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT 11E-
ISAItItY'd KILVALENTA !MAMA RM.
cs,Yel yews' feeteerileskie feces
amoarreat, asthma. maga, eartipstia% . spmaka3=
at Ur atomtaca, and voautlap. lama WS vansisa by Do Ilearra ast.
alum Nod." Maria lolly irwituaa,Pia war DIN% IWO&
Care !in. 71, of dyipeptia: b the Rat tbs. 60 Lod Ilmott
de Decias:—., I Mae datleall a... Ma tanit boa yam Pa*
led asth..rite the pub/Andes aytttaaa ilisee,.—Suert do Dallt►
esoleters,l lb., at :1.911.; I lb., at kU. I lb., at Ila.; II it
Its Suerr.refittel quslity, 1014, at SU; ; lb., st tlo.; tin la lb.
ad 121 b. alai..tara are sent tree of carrion as mica 01 ramie
orders by I$U BARMY and Ca.. It; Nam Basii.d.. Loam; also 11.
Geseecenetelse.t. sod 411. USeseeeststseeessl.

SECOND EDITION.

PROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 26.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint the lion. Sir Ralph Aber-
K.C.B , now her Majesty, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of Sardinia, to be
her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
kstiary to the King of the Netherlands.

case referred to, a bncf had been delivered to him while be
was engaged in a cause at Westminster, at eleven
o'clock. Ile then stated that his arrangements would enable
him to attend the Central Criminal Court the next day,
and the attorney left him, in order to appoint a consul atlas
with Mr. Clarkson at five o'clock. lie did not, however,
bear anything more of the matter, and at nine o'clock he
' sent his clerk to the solicitor's office with his brief, and
thence the difficulty arose. Ile also sent his clerk to the
Old Bailey to make any statement which might be neces-
sary ; but he had not the least idea that the case was to
come

WAILOPVICT., tem.
tth I a r. Pout—Clot. A. ErtillMineaD, bon k.p. aoatt., to be
care , vice Ilarrlon' who mei.
letts V.—Cept. S. B. Lute, trostard v., to be coot, eke Nome, wbo
rut.
SW P.— amt. W. P. COLLP.OIIOOII, teem the SIM T., to be flirt
I.rut , dee Evans. wheeze&
/kb Y.—Cept. T. IlraDo, bum the 83ed P., to be wept., oko Cooke,
App to tie eyed V.
37,e V.—Firm Tient. H. F. EVANS. best the Slit P., to be lieut., vise
tuttlagwood. who rash.
424 I.—Opt. P. O. WiLeursow. tram the 43rd F., to be mit, eke
Combhurn, who rich.
Wed T.—Celt. T. 11. 9.ceevae, Pros the 42ad P, to be aft., sloe

Lord-Campbell—Upon the occasion alluded to I acted
upon affidavit, and expressed the sentiments 1 now feel, and
which I will repeat. It appeared by the affidavit that the
case, which was an indictment for forgery, was to have
some on at the last session of the Central Criminal Court.
It was then arranged that it should stand over until the
present session, and it WAS appointed to come on the first
day the judges were to attend, which was on Wednesday.
I had the honour of being the senior judge present, and it
was my duty to prepare to try this indictment, which
I did by reading the depositions. When I came
into court an application was made to me to allow the trial
to stand over because Mr. lierjeant Wilkins, who had been
instructed, had returned his brief, uuder eireurnstancesthat
did not enable the solicitor for the prisoner to instruct an-
other counsel. I expressed regret that the administration of
justice should be interrupted by such an application, but I ac-
ceded. Yesterday morning I again came prepared to try
the prisoner ; the witnesses for the prosecution were sub-
penned from various parts of the country; and the pri-
soner, who had been out on bail, surrendered. Au appli-
cation was then made on affidavit, to postpone the trial,
on the ground that a gentleman at the bar,
with a silk gown, had been retained in the place
of Mr. Sergeant Wilkins, that a brief had been delivered to
him which he had accepted ; that a license had been taken
out to enable him to plead against the crown ; but the brief
had been returned under circumstances which rendered it
impossible that another counsel should be instructed for the
purpose of defending the prisoner. That presumed inno-
cence might have its proper chance of being vindicated, I
again yielded to the application ; but I expressed what I
sow repeat—a hope that, for the honour and credit of the
bar, such applications might nut in future be neces-
sary. When • gentleman at the bar has accepted
a brief to defend a prisoner on a charge of this sort,
it ie his duty to attend ; and just see the consoquences
which arose from what took place on the occasion referred
to. All the witnesses were present, and the defendant had
surrendered. Mr. Baron Parke thought, and I agreed
with him, that we had no power to allow the prisoner to
be again at large until he could take his trial; and in con-
sequence of what took place with reference to the gentle-
men who were to defend him, he passed last night in New-
gate. I deplore this sincerely. I have a great regard for
the bar; to the profession of the law I owe everything;
but placed in the high situation I fill at the head of the
criminal administration of the country, it is my duty to
animadvert upon the conduct of attorneys and barristers;
and I think the public have great reason to complain when
such things occur. I look with pride at the profession to
which I have the honour to belong; it has long stood high
in the opinion of the English public ; there belong to it men
of the highest talent and honour, who reflect credit upuo it;
and I hope it will long continue to deserve the reputation
which it now enjoys.
Mr. Serjcant hoped his lordship would not for a
moment suppose that be was complaining of what his lord-
, ship had said. He merely wished to state the real facts
of the case. _ _ _

Lord Campbell—l think the matter must end here.
feel nothing but kindness for the gentlemen whose norm
have been mentioned—Mr. Serjeant Wilkins and Mr. Jam
—but I have done what I thought my duty required.

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lea F.-List. J. 11. Atescrr, to be Mat, via Devi& prim
lith F.-tkpL IL W. Doesers, from the 71th 1,.. le be apt, vies
Beam Mae calm
Ileast-Ile be Aldwile-fluep to the Quers.-Col. C. Lupine, ads
Beal Weelera vies Farts prem.; Lient.-Col. T. Hamm of Me
Real larime, willi the rest deal.. el., Onus, prem.
Reaver.-.40w. Limt-Cel. J. A. Illerses, h.,. nei., to be Nib Me
thaemors-The isemailden of Inver.-/Artjer H. B. 11. leer`
stelae/err of ansimers) bee been dela N Illeamber, INI,
sot I :th Newalse, lal, es pearls" Masi
Ruins In the Leman Goleta et flet lawet : We 114 w
A. J. Mama. 0.1., in., reed Ms* A. J. Hamm" ad the Ilete
- lads, ()apt. Poem se be 1iee1.411.. by brevet, La her Mo.
;toy. way to the Rod Maw only, ormadesien to be dated UM
lien, 1,151.
OFFICE OF ORDNANCI, Nov. I.
*sal eat. of Artillery.-st- Lieut. C. J. Dense to be Rat lied,
me Flaw, raiser&
Olier a Baal Reitiews.-Brey. Illspee W. C. Ruses to be Let.
at vise TIM dee.; Bee. Cat P. L Rummam to be sal, vise
Webs; Hot latil. G. Rem to be era. ape. Mee R~IIM:
ass. Lila. B.C. Rtniseerma to be Mt Rea., Menem
Deals el the premeds, et the nedeesmikeull Allem lee Ikea
sitareete Het Ames, lASI, vie:-Lieut-fhi. T. Homuttell.
11, iserasset lace Copt. D. Ostrow Bee OmL H. W.
Fla WM. L Lae= ; ass. Own. A. O. Illem to to 0111.487,
Whitmore, dm; Fest Lest W. B. loam lo se ass IMILLage
Lee; Ike. tart CIL CrmeseLANl, 1001 AM MOW, Vile WAIN
ADMIRALTY, Rev. IS.
Cop ef. Real Bailees.-Line.-Oar. T. Hamm te he est. len
sumnswiems. Me Whylostr, who ter. se TM poi Row. mi. F.
Gem se be lieut.cel Me Werra& pea; Pint LIPS. esd
AM. C.V. Assam be ;mt. vise Ombra, am
G.Orems abe fret nem, vise Able, peep; Enit.lieat. T. T.
Oats le Is adjt, vise Molt, rum. le apt.
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BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
WILLIAM BiIICKALL PATTIMOON, Liverpool, carrier. MARRIAGE IN Hiatt LIFE.-Yaterday forenoon
BANKRUPTS. the marriage of hie Serene Highness Priam Edward of
W 11.1.1 .‘,l Mitten, Hawley-place, Kentish-town, baker. Saxe-Weimar and Lady Augusta Katharine Gordoa Len-
Romer blittna Foam, Great St. Helen's, City, pro. not, daughter of the Duke of Richmond, was celebrated at
vision merchant. St. George's, Hanover-square, in the presence of a name-
.l4Mts CoLQUHOCK, Woolwich, MOW scrivener. roue circle of friends.
JOHN JAMIS Kt' CI Bootie. Brunton s-wharf, COMM,- 81R HORACE ST. PAUL, BART., of EWART PARK,
Calmat, manufacturing chemist. High Sheriff of Northumberland, who recently built sehoob
JOHN "YAW'S DAmeo,l and Tuoxia HOMAN'', WtL- for his own ("tate at Swart, in Doddington parish, near
llAMA,Creecentithieo, Blackflies*, wine merehana. Wailer, at his own cost, has now presented 1001. to the in-
WILLIAM, YoCHO, Newport, Monmouthshire, victualler. cumbent, the Rev William Proctor, in aid of the erectionof
DAVID Oxirraito, Merthyr Tydfil, Glantergenehire, parochial schools, with residence fur the teacher.-Ontee!
druggist head Observer.
DAVAII SHAW and JOSMCA Uwe. Boyd Bags, York- Lutrr. Pelf, R.N. (writes our Berlin correspondent
shin, I:Senora-toren. on the 25th), leaves Berlin to-night for St. Petersburg, ow
Wittms Devises, Neweasta-upon-Tyne, spirit MOW his way to the Arctic regions, in search of Sir John PriWilin.
chant. Letters have been received here from the Russian capital,
WILLIAM SHAW, St. Andrew's Youndery, Leeds, mill- intimating that the Emperor Nicholas will kindl) grant
right. every aid in his power to the eaterprisiog traveller. Lieu-
JAMikkTiw, and Timms' EAriev, Bsvablie Mit. Soy- tenant Pym carries with hie an autograph letter from the
land, Halifax, Yorkskire, woollen manufacteren King of Prussia to the Emperor. having been introduced to
Lvai,w LoNOLMT„ sea., BaItIAMIN LONOLIY, lAIIAM the former hy Baron Humboldt. His Majesty invited
Lonothr, jun. and insure LONOLIBT, Alsicsdbury, Lieutenant Pym to dine at Potsdam, and evinced great in-
Yariuhlre, woollen inanufecturare. tenet in the undertaking, and wished him every possible
Joel Ccesiell, Bradford, Yorkshire, linendraper. emcees. Mr. Robbins, a cabinet courier, accompanies Lien-
THOMAS Causes's and HINIth Jaw, Liverpool, tenant Pym u far is the Russian capital.
brewers. JEALOUSY AND SUICIDE.-Yetterday morning
CMAgLU PIOOT, Wigan, Lancashire, scrivener. shoat seven o'clock, as Samuel Last, a man employ. d se
• SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. foreman at Mr. Cannon's ice wells, close to the Sauey
Jostle Mitten and 0101101 Alas ra, Leith, oil and Canal was proceeding to his work, he observed toe body of
colour merchants. a female Coating on the surface of the water. He gave an
Davin Buns end Wit.unn llincoamtoa, Glaigow, instant alarm, and the bodyorhielt was that of a well-
engineers. dressed young woman, about TO years of age, was taken on
HCOK MAC TATUM, Glesgosi when imeekaat. dare, but life was found to be quite extinct. In her pocket
THOMAS SALTON, Hewlett, reehiashirs, beaker. was found a long letter addressed to a friend, in which she
Jailers Dunces, Miami% mai Donde', bleacher. accuses her mother of nakiedeess towards her, acknow-
ledges that fee the lest two swaths she bed beet; violently
inns ityanimativ.-anesse sir me west foam Nee Ilt. Ifen. attached to a young man, whoa name she gives, and states
temp earaerumer. that jealousy of another was the sole cause of her making
Baer Mad ..- ..... .22.410.4eg &moulage' &M.- All.let.lie
Ottm lemerlthe 2,04.95, up her mind to eeltdeetnielfes. The letter is written in a
• Mete Oft mil BMW umtan good laid hand, eat eascludes by wishing all her friends a
Om Mersa ILK' 'sera and a happy new year. The body was removed to
—.--
Aftele.la a:V4,k4a, the Kisses Anne pulls-Louse to await the coroner's in-
i BAlllllle INPAMILDIR. wet.
Creny'sfseslsal....disseezes
AMINO =re= THE Rums "Coangrrris or Riootremcr."-The
rusbm.o.ipsoromal &mos 031030 Court of Anises on Wednesday cattinned the trial of the
=Lac of it= OthealseirMes
Nees Wail six men aermed of firemfam the some misty *Bed the
ppmmsad OIL MOO Wit fete sod Silver CM HAM " ComitA de Reliklelef".. Wasft haw& the Maws. Maw
alma& Mar diary Asifierise. Witsesen resat Mat the dmeoNess as.
_ plead to print the destieline beg hese Woe beat the mist-
_
WPM , ciiimilves ing-ollice of M. Lane Levy by dee bream Mario, owl Oat
Nov 27. Mit. IL BAJIIIIIALI‘ • the " copy "of Melia lbalidis was is the band of
BufiskThe avow ow ad
so=togeemmirmatareduse of Prdault. A polies alibied Ma Linens had
the British ht murk% from rho ILishaud at his on via
erasing jeasoileg
rewarmed. the week esibiatelfwersolter. 1851, is the arrest, but anti Huila' wham de-
llo. 21d. per vet ow. tit, d die )(with.. slowed that he had taken otesthor for Witte.
19s. IR The mine of the Whs. !IL iii. The Ille "i"" a Ild"61 Mail"'nand .I "pies of the
lielistine at Illsans walahAvai. Inn p_ulio prose-
glooluge PAN or the thew forge.. deetliPtiont ef Mere mir dm his sod misatterizzara
foistly,:jo s. 90.
for reap the oseweed. -
Taliry.
termed a meet et acquittal is Insumet Kele and
Ten. ROYAL BANE or AIIIMIALTA.-Ye•torday, Ar-hille Rayss. The other mamas sae declared gait',
there win a norurous insmin=f of
ahworti the Nester in Chas. bat two dame with eatenpring eiresmelesme. Jerome
eery Blister, epee the sub eat this company's debar Maris sad Lalikn were ewe seateweed he two years* isa-
&WM abd with a view to their validity as in =1,*7:4=11.2• ; Ilielowd tees sentenced to
*Aid' alien by the shareholders. The case taken with a owl Waft. Ise; and Preault
'few toled& a alma, was that of Mrs. Gallaway, dm UAL he the rem* implommool NA SAW lac The/ were
neverolfiritareere Were smansinatt s the beta of the eau, A film sentsesni is to legriesdhs et etvie sighs Par
sad the peeopsdiags were adjonrMd Ihe yew.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

THIS DAY.

OLD COURT.
Bayou Ifs. BLame Paw.

JoAn Sawa, 29, carpenter, surrendered yesterday to take
bis trial before Lord Chief Justice Campbell, upon a charge
of feloniously meaulting a little girl named Elisa Swinden.
This ease, the particulars of which are not fit for publi-
cation, was not concluded until seven o'clock in the evening
and the j then retired to consider their verdict. They
were in deliberation until nine o'clock, when, as there did
not appear to be any chance of their agreeing, they were
locked up for the night.
This morning, at the sitting of the court, tho jury were
placed in the boa, and they informed his lordship that
there wee al chance of their giving a verdict, and they
wished to know whether they might not be discharged.
Mr. Baron Parke said he had no power to discharge
them, end they must again retire and see if they could not
come to • decision.
The foremen ',the jury asked whether they could not be
allowed to have some refreshment ?

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The Inwood judge told them he had no power to allow
them refreshments, neither could he discharge them, unless
it should appear that their lives or health were endangered.
The foreman said he had not anything to eat since the
previous morning at eight o'clock.
Baron Barbie said he was very sorry for the inconvenience
the jury were subjected to, but there was no remedy.
The jury t►en again retired, and in about half an hour
they came into court and gave a verdict of Guilty, but re-
commended the prisoner to the merciful consideration of
the court.
Judgment was postponed.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.

The only bets laid yesterday were 3,000 to 45 art Child-
Ander ; 1,000 to 15 agst Knook Knoll ; and 1,000 to 10 agst
Cock Crow for the Chester Cup ; 1,000 to 40 agst Women-
ley for the nest Derby ; and 3,000 to 90 agst Vauderdcekan
for the Derby 1853.
THE METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.—To prevent mistakes
we are requested to state that, in naming horses toe this
race, they must be described according to their ages at re-
sent, and not what they may be on the Ist of January. fbe
entry closes on Monday.

AND CLERICAL.

OXFORD, NOT. 27.—1 n s congregation holden this
morning, the proposed supplement to Stat. Tat. IV. Sect.
111., "De praclectoribus ammonia remunerandis " was pro-
mulgated. The Rev. Richard Duffield, 8.D., ofF St. John's
Colirge, Cambridge, was admitted ad tandem.

In We same congregation the following degrees were con-
ferrml, viz.:—Master of Arts—Rev. Thomas Humphris
Clark and Edward Comaford Hawkins, of Exeter College;
Browidow Poulter (fellow), of New College, grand cum-
pounder ; Rev. Edwin Giles, of St. John's College ;
Ram Ilenry Harrold, Rev. Isaac Sadler Gale, sad
Rev. George Preen Griffiths, of Waal= asy;
Rev. Edward Henry Robson, Worcester College;
and Rev. John Denman, New Ina Hall. Bachelor
of Arta—John Saunders Gilliat, Frederick Kneller,
H. Cock (scholar), Francis Di,by Legard (scholar),
Eldon Seneca Banks (grand compounder), Alexander
Buchanan, William Taylor, and Bowden Smith
(scholar), of University College; Arthur Sydney Pelt and
William Broderick, of Balliol College; Henry Carew Glan-
yu le, of E College ; Charles William brofratt (exhibi-
tioner), Queen's College ; Henry John Wickham (scholar)
and William Henry urle (Bible clerks), of New College;
Grammer Thompson (scholar) and George Crudites (scho-
lar), Lincoln College; James Henry Leach and Edward
Braithwaite Smith, (scholar), of Brasenose college ; Ellis
Frederick Thorold, Thomas Godfrey Fanssett and Edgar
Hyde (scholars), of Corpus Christi College; Henry Ted-
! way (grand compounder), of Trinity College • Thomas
Richard Morris (scholar), David Thomas (scholar), and
Henry Williams. ofJesus College; James Davenport Kelly
(scholar), Edward James Corbuuld, and Charles Henry
Leigh Lye, of Wadharu College ; Edward Charles Adams
(scholar), Henry Richard Gray, John David Macbride
Crofts, Henry Hutchinson Smith, and Marmaduke Lawrence
Sharp, of Worcester College; Richard Noels Rogers,
Richard Mamek Rowe, Richard Corhet Pascoe, William
Liuington IL Husking, Rev. T. Robson, W. Gar-
land Close, and Edwin J. Davis, of Magdalen Hall.
I'lll CLASS LIST.—The following Class List" In Literis
Humaniorilins " was published this morning, from which
it will be seen that not a single first class has been awarded;
each a circumstance as this has never belore occurred since
the establishment of the Class List in 1807. Class 11.
Edward Charles Adams (iichular),wor--- • Coll.; William

__ --.....narree Adams (schuis:),worcester t.......;
Broderick (commoner), Bellioi Coll. ; Frederick Cock
(scholar),Univenity Cull.; Edwin John Davis (commoner),
Magdalen Hail ; James Davenport Kelly (scholar), Wad-
ham Coll. ; John Henry Leach (commoner), Brasenose
Coll. ; James Hunter Reid (scholar), St. John's Coll. ;
John Young Sargent (scholar), Merton Coll. ; Philip Bow-
den Smith (scholar),University Cull. Claes lll.—Alexauder
William Adair (commoner), Christ Church ; Elden Surtees
Banks (commoner), University Cull. ; John Crofts (com-
moner), Worcester Coll. ; 'Thomas Godfrey Faeuett
Ischolar), Corpus Christi Coll. ; Henry Carew Glanville,
commenter), Exeter Coil. ; Edmund Herbert Goldsmith
scholar), Corpus Christi Cull. ; Henry Gray (commoner),
Worcester College ; Edgar Hyde (scholar), Corpus Christi
Coll. ; Thomas Richard Mortice (scholar), Jesus Cull. ;
Richard Curbet Pascoe (commoner), Magdalen Hall ;
Richard Norris Rogers (commoner), Magdalen Hall ;
Richard Merrick Rowe (commoner), Magdalen Hall; John
Stroud (scholar), Mertuu Coll. ; Wm. Taylor (commoner),
Univenity Coll.; David Thomas (scholar), Jesus Coll.;
Grammer Thompson (scholar), Lincoln Coll.; Frederick
Ellis Thoruld (scholar), Corpus Christi Coll.; Henry Wil-
liams (commoner), Jesus Coll.; James William Williams
(commoner), Pembroke Coll. Class IV.—W.Oarland Close,
(commoner), Magdalen Hall ; Edward Jas. Corbuuld (coin-
moner),Wailhana Cull.; Godwin Hope Dickson (commoner),
Pembroke Cull. ; Henry Ewbank (commoner), Brascnose
Coll. ; John Saunders (MIMI, (commoner),University Cull.;
William Henry Goddard (commoner), Pembroke Coll. ;
John Hellinp (Bible clerk), All Souls Coll. ; James Holl-
way (demy), Magdalen Coll. ; Francis Digby Legarde
(scholar), University Cull. ; Robert Milford (commoner),
Balliol Coll.; Charles William Moffat (exhibitioner),Queens'
Coll. ; Arthur fort (commoner), Balliol Coll.; William
Henry Torte (Bible clerk), New Coll.—Hinny B.WILsox,
W. LINWMOD, WILLIAM LIEDLILY, 6101401131/11111, Ex-
aminers.

NAVAL
roammotrrn, Nov. 27..—The Asia, 84, was taken
into dock to-day. The Rapid, 8, Commander Blane, bent ti
mile to-day. The Prins Van Orange, Dutch frigate, Capt. ...
De lirow, and the Sumatra, corvette, have sailed from St. 50
Helens, the first-named for Curacoa, and the latter for the to°
Mediterranean. The Ascendant, convict ship, arrived to- k
day from the River Thames. The Simoom, iron steam asi
transport, will be out of the hands of the riggers next week. at
The Helena, 18, will be paid off on Saturday. The hal- lat.
mouth sailed to-day with stores lot the eastern yards.