The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

CAMBRIDGE, Oa. 29.—IttE Lr. BAS PRIEE.—This
prize, given annually for the best essay on a subject of ge-
neral literature (occasionally to be chosen with reference to
the history, institution., and probable destinies and pros-
pects of the Anglo-Indian empire) has been adjudged to B.
A. Irving, 8.A., of Emmanuel college. Subject—" The
sleets of caste on the institutions and probable destinies of
the Anglo, Indian empire."
CONOKKOATION.—TIII. PROFE4SOII. OF Jlonoas lite-
TONF.—It was proposed by the Rev. Lucius Arthur, MA.,
of Trinity college, to offer the following grace to the senate
in connexion with the works of Sir James Stephen.—
.. Cum falsa doctrina in religione omniuo cavendu sit :
Phiceat vobu ut fiat inquisitio in opiatioues a Professore
reecntiores vulgstas." (Vid. Essays in Ecclesias-
tical Biography. The Epilogue, pp. 480-482, et pp. 493-
:Al.) The grace was, however, rejected in the caput, as
was also the following.—" To dispense with the previous
examination in the case of any Fellow of King's college
who, It sing been admitted of that society previously to
Nlay 1, may be desirous of admitting himself to the
other examinations usually required for the degree of 8.A."
The Provost and Fellows of King's relinquished the right
of exemption from the ordinary examinations of the univer-
sity on the part only of such scholars as should be addition
of that college auteequently to May 1,118,11.
At the urine congregation the undermentioned d
were conferred :—D U., Stephen Allen, Trinity CE
Mus. D., Charles Steggall, Trinity College. M. C
Beanlands, Catherine Hall ; J. S. Phillip., Trinity 'College;
Henry Pratt, Trinity College. LL.B., Richard For,
Trinity College.
NEW Paul.—The grace to authorise the accept-
ance of the new prize offered by the Jlaster of Trinity,
passed hems. con.

PkIVIRMR77II.
Ilev. John William Clarke, to Cattistock Rectory, Dor-
set; value 4101., with residence; patron•, trustees.
Rev. Julia William Freeborn, to the llead Mastership of
Llanrwst Grammar School, Denbigh.
Rev. James Dillies, to SL Paul Perpetual Curacy, Port-
wood, Cheshire.
Iter. Melville Lauriston Lee, to Bridport Rectory, Dor-
set; value 161 d., with residence; patron, Earl of Ilehester.
Rev. 1). L. Lewis, to Iltpueybourne Curacy, Worcester-
shire.
Rev. A. W. Loinsworth, to Droughty Ferry Episcopal
Chapel, diocese Drechin, Scotland.
Rev. Charles Frederick Secretan, to Holy Trinity Per-
petual Curacy, l'imlico, Loudon.
lky. Thomas Sheppard, to the Chaplain Fellowship,
Kerte, College, Oxford.
Rev. William Weldon Champneys (Rector of White-
dispel), to a Canonry in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul,
Loudon; value 1,0001.
Rev. William Henry IPCaluland, to the Prebend of
Tallugh, diocese Killaloc ; patron, the Bishop of Killalue.
Rev. William Roberts, to Radwell Rectory, lierts ; value
2261., with residence ; patron, F. l'ym, Elsq.

CANONRY.—EaId-strcet. in the cathedral church of St.
Paul, Lin den ; patron, the Bishop of London. 11ev. L.
Sharpe, deeriord
Pritrirrnat, ascv.—London, Allhallows, Staining,
value 621/.; patron, the Grocers' Company. ltev. L.
Sharpe, deceased.
VlClkAO&S.—Denford with Rinestead, Northampton-
shire, diocese of Peterborough, amine 1901.; patron, 'l'.
Burton, EN., ltev. J. Watson, Hi)., deceased.
Ihuldington, Great, Northamptosohire, diocese Peter-
borough, value 1511.; patrou,;Lrril Chancellor. Rev. J.
Welke)), 1).1)., defeabed.
CIIAPLAINCT.—Nurwich County Gaol, stipend 2-301.;
patrons, the justices.