The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

UNIVERSITY Or LONEON.7I

31.8.

I 1111/JUNATION,
Th* following is a lint ofnandtdatee who obtained
the dame of Beebelor of Medicine at the mann anemias-
tido : Samuel Hoppe Maas, University Camp; William
Miller Crowing, St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Theodore
Davis. St. Bartholomew's liciepital; Joseph Raymond Gee-
quet, University Collage ;• Maftior Berkeley Hill, Uoivereity
College; Philip Sedney Jame, University College ; , William
Liddoo. Ring's Coilegs ; Charlie Hayes Marriott, Univer-
idty College; 'Waiter Mono*, Guy's Hospital ; William
Edward Robb., Liege College; Arthur Ernest Saneorn,
Ling's College; Henry Ilirß University College; and
Edmund epees Thompson, • College.
Examinations in the Hebrew alt of the Old Testament,
the Oreth Text of the New Teammate; the Indenter of the
Christian Religion, and Scripture History : •
1111111 T BIALMINATIOL—Pint Clean—Samuel Conway,
New College • James Dickens's Davies, New College; Jo-
-1:1 mph lisumeCed, Liebman, Gallop; Philip P
Rowe, Regent's-park College; Cheep Southey, 8 ' Hill '
College; Yid Joseph William Walker, Bprieg nal
Illesend Chien--Cleerho Dotard Reimposes, Clawea's
lege, Birialagitam; Newton Feb., Trinia=ge, Dahlia;
and Robert Henry Roberta, Carmarthen
Third Claes.—Willians Crosby Barlow, Hesiney Dueler
OW .
, lintitinietotriimal.AlllKATlo..—First Clem—Henry MINA
limps% sdvanity Cdllegil ;• fither Mad. Ileanwrattette
College; sad George Heart Bourn Repat's-park College.

THE RECTORSHIP OP EDINBURGH UNITERSITY.—
The following letter hos been received from the Right Ron.
W. B. Gladstone, by Mr. Ifeckintosh, meretory of the Glad-
stone Committee;—" Deanery, Windsor, Nov. 14.—Sir,—
I had the honour to receive on nattuday your telegram
which announced the result of the election for the rectorship
of she University of Edinburgh, and I have now the intelli-
gence enlarged with particulars in the Vow of Ibis day.
Permit me to express to you my strong genes of the honour
which the student* of the University have con-
ferred upon me in this exercise of the power
which parliament has placed is your hands. I
could have wished that they had selected a man
lime absorbed by the number and weight of the claim'
upon his time, and I am also sensible of the disadvantage un-
der which I lie from the want of experimental scquaintance
with the nnivereitiem of flootlead, but I ma conscious of an
honest desire to seam them, gad I do not think it will be
found that my connexion with and my love for Oxford in-
spire me with any sager or ludiereireinatte solicitude to press
bee se a model upon other institution@ differing mote or lees
in circumstances and objects. At the same time "boy make
me deeirous to see other universities Sourish in every Mod of
honourable exertion, for this, even if it were for no other
reeson, that there is among na nnwrought material amply
enlifolent to supply them all, end the efforts and suceses of
mob one will act es a powerfal inaptly* sad anal easistence
to every other.—l have the honour to be, sir, your very
faithful mervant, W. E. GLADSTONILWZII.
Esq."

HARROW SCHOOL.—At a exalting of the governors
of this institution, bald on Wednesday lest, the Roy. Henry
Montagu Butler, ILA., Fellow of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, was elected to the head mastership. shortly to be
vacated by the resignation of Dr. Vsughan. Yr. Butler was
first in the classical tripes in 1865, having previously gained
the members' prise, the Ponca poise, sad the Camden medal,
in 1854 ; Browse's medal fur the bout Greek oda in 1863 and
18641, end the Bell university scholarship in 1852. The go-
vernors of Harrow, six in number, were all present, and
took pert in the election. Thay_ture the Earl of Aberdare;
tho Marquis of Sharers, Lord Northwick, T. H. Sothic=
Raccoon, M.P., G. Can Glyn, M.P., and the Rev. J. W.
Cunningham, vicar of Harrow. Mr. Butler is a younger
son of Unitas Dien of Peterborough, who himself presided
over Harrow School ea head master for 24 years.
TIIE SPECIAL SUNDAY EVENING SERVICES.—
Arrangements en in progress for commencing with still greater
vigour than during lest yea the special Sunday evening ser-
vices in the metropolis. A hope baa been ermined that St.
Paul's Cathedral may be opened for the spe services on
Advent Sunday, November 27, but It is supposed that the
alterations will not be completed in time to commence them
so early. The Bishop of London his undertaken to preach
the ern memo and be will be followed by the Bishops of
Oxford, Ripon, BaaßQ,snd Carlisle; the Deans of Chichester,
Ely, and St. Paul's, and several clergymen of eminence.
The Westatineter AMey evening services see expected to
Casements on RS ant SeAdey in the new year. No intima-
tion at the aemasseement of tht Exeter Hell saviors het yet
been given, but it is stated that a new series will be Amity
annoesoed. The London Diocesan Home Mission, of which
the bishop is president, is making arrangement for a series of
Advent services for the working clams*, as well as for a Perin

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for the oommenosinast tithe sew year.
Nsw CHURCH AT SHEPHERD'S BllBll.—The Earl
of Marrowby, the Bight Bon. T. &therm Batoourt, M.P.,
the Bishop of London, Miss Burdett Coatis, the Countess of
Falmouth, and others, are soliciting aid towards the ',schen
of • new church, to be dedicated to St. Andrew, for 3,000
poor and working people at Shepherd's-busb. It la intended
la the first instance to erect a school-house, in which *pedal
abricaary services will be held, sa being the best means of
l ug the way of the church.
rl eitaaL DEMONSTRATION AT ROCHESTER:et
. .

liberal festival os an extmeire male took plats at Rooltestar
hat night, to celebrate the roost patkansatary sod muni-
cipal victories achieved by the liberal party to that city. The
banquet was held in the large factory of Messrs. Foord end
Bons, Mr. Foord, the hood of the any being the Mayor of
the borough for the present year, there being no other room
In the city large womb so accommodate the large number of
penes who took part in the proomdbige. The factory waa
moat tastefully decorated with flap, Masters, and evergreens,
and at the bead of the build* a arose table was eat apart
for the principal magistrates of the borough and oonety who
had reosived invitations, the whole of the members of the
Town Council, the two members for the city, sad other
visitors. The number of WNW who sat down to Mawr
wee over 1,000. The room was crowded to mouse. .1.
Steels, Req., me of the city meghtrates, occupied the chair.
The members far the city. Mmes. Martin end Hingham,
were resat, sad addrasol the meth*
TEBTIMONIAL TO DE. THBOBAS Hafinifla—A
Waseca Mahwah!, composed of silver breakfast service,
has lately beam pupated to Dr. Theobstd Ringer, Labors
Light Horse, NM. Segal Army, by some of the visitors
sod reside:its at the Murree-hill station, l'anjaub, am • token I
of high Moos and regard for bin privets chanter, and
•just appreciation of his professional services whilst soling j
civil surgeon at Mune.

ASIMIN FOR TEI ORPHANS or asners.

Mr. S. C. Hall has issued the following circular,
eddressed to artlette.Fraer of art, times who love eve mat
those whd %eddy breadient ellierhare it ten *Move 2
good and lessen entering. Mr. Bell's enact is to smartein
to what extent assistance in promoting this project may be
ilefid em. If he restive rephas--opprevieg, sod estek,e,g
sepport—aefasient teenattfy Freda's. kelvin endeavour to
form end establish suck an instead* es that referred to.
If his application be net '
adequately responded to es will
,leisvethe work to be performed by others. It will, for the
present, autos to say that the proposed Institution to for the
orphans (lose of the either oonniuttleg an orphan) of painters,
NC atchitecta, and engravers; and eh.; it wilt be i
•
g.'l2;""principle of the bathed-On- to ben fin mind, they -
the chi ren of gentlemen, to be lodged, banded, clothed, and
educated, and launched on the voyage of life.
"4, Lancester-places, Waterloo.bndge, Oct. 26.—May I
presume to oak you to consider this project. While nearly
all professions end occupations have instituted seems. to
which the orphans of their members may be sustained, in-
stemmed, and prepared foe the battle of life, the profiteers that
especially requires inch sid has no institution of the kind.
Arnett are very rarely in a position to mike provision for the
future of their children, when death deprives them of • guide
and protector ;so men sad cases of &etitution have come
under my notice, that I earnestly desire to me another added
to the many benevolent inatitettons of the metropolis, pad re.
speothilly oak your smistanos to Mead an asylum for the
orphan children of artists. If the result of tltlaytafissiaary
application be curb es to justify further loosedlngy I wilt
devote time end energies to recompile the object ; and,
by OM'. kelp and blessing, we may thee sateblish one
a du most valuable —as it is, undoubtedly, one
of • the Moot eiedeti ireeltations of the klagdom.
If you will do me the honour to *stay to this letter, yea will
greatly encourage me to take the gums that toe ?squints, and
permit me again to 011\1112400411 with yes.—Your &tibial
servant,
" an Arm/tm for the Orpheus of Amide be formed
to my estisfection, under ciroumetexces of whisk I apprevej
and under such auspices as I believe will ensure its success,
I em wilting to present the sum of to such insti-
tution, or to contribute annuity the sum of mite
support.
" To S. C. Hell, Esq., FAA., Art Journal OBcs,
4. Lancester-place, London."
It Will thus be seen that all Mr. Heil requires is a pledge
elf tanstanos in the inset of armegemeate Walt satisfactory
aesimpsteet comraittes formed, with remiceudee reraranos ot
a monde! issue. It will be tor those who read this
meat to to give, or to withhalk—simit encouragement as may
induce the labour that is amswary for the establishment of
en
Atiluclieflr the Orphans el Artiste. When the experi-
ment hes fully tried, thLtses of the " Art Joursal "
may look or • report of the

A 7iarNolf.,4p7.efrotop WITH POACHING

At the Ramsey Hants) petty serious held on
Thum*, kelps the ead Rev. F, Bads, the Rev,l.
H. Fragett, Geo. E. • yre, Esq. sad G. Maas, Hae., •
charge was preferred by Charles dSailey, m eras teat
keeper to Sir Jots Barker Mil, Bart., means! Edward
Warwick, jun , Elizabeth Warwick, and him Mee, fdr
sift • dog for the purpose of killieg gems. TM owe drat
ensted dethadeate ate the eon sad dao,Wer of Mr. War.
with. a gentleman who fame him own SU& - • Awbridgei,
near Ramsey, clear to Sir J. B. marii gamereiereM. Hi
Imit a right of sporting on his own poperty, but on
=saidehlese charges have been preferred maths
at his family by Sir J. Mill's pint-
kisses the otoiteog the germ laws, without Im
• caraithishaving bon obtained. On the evening of the
11th nl, the three dithedants, with • younger Mas Wiz-
wick and • harts theria, had indeed the grethisithar of the
young Worths, who adds Mitt two all, distant, being
aecespewielio sheep doge. As party were walking
ems the reed, • hare crossed &Ise to the does.
end am di' sughtit without any isiterferems an the
put of the yew papa, who did not meths the hare until
it was in the Mg's mouth. The gamekeepers appeared to
have bean lyft la wait. for they imaiediesay made their
appeormos -Wea the party, charged than with peskier!,
end summamil the whole of them, sato the exception of the
wean whale mum was not known to them. The Anse
was bee& at Lame, es the 20th ult., and disudead. So-
tams the Ilitheedthe 20th is bill of indictment wee preferred
stilts quarter seesaw by Edward Warwick, fun.'
mutat
the gamekeepers for en eisanit. In comequethaal this •
fresh these was made by the smokeless easiest the Sine
defserisata, excepting the younpr sister, which sharps
was head an Thursday. Aornading to the statism. of
tlai smakespes the Wasiak pees repassed eke
the hare wee asegta an the evening of the 11th, and
young Warwick stopped behind by the aids of a gate lath
'sae of the dells. The other deg sores afterwards started •
Wm, Methane lawards Warwick, who &Hood his dog on
to it. Them el the gasekespers agreed pretty well In then
evidence, bat on beteg mom-examined by Mr. Colwell, the
defendants' solicitor, Stockley would not maws properly the
simplest question, and the chairman said that he was either
an unwilling or • vary crafty witness. The second game-
keeper, who had given very minute evidence, declared
on his crasestaination that his memory was very bed.
The third gamekeeper admitted that he had forenerly
been in gaol for poaching. For the defence it
was contended that no reliance could be placed
on inch witness, and the magistrates at once intimated
that the cam must be &ennead against an the &headsets
except Edward Warwick. Upon this the snags sister
cats ferwerd, and flatly contradicted the statement that her
brother had remained behind or encouraged the dog an to the
hare. According to her stalemate the party were walking
together aloft the turnpike road, when one of the dogs sad.
drily jumped up • low bank into • field. They called it
beck, but finding it did not come, her sister stepped over the
bank into the Add and found the dog eating •
portion of • dead rabbit. Her sister gave the dog a pat on
the head and took It trom him. At this moment the game-
keepers again made their ap one of than laid hold
of the young lady In the het and the other west into the
road and seized the brother, who bad never quitted the tura-
pike read; and just u he was seized two other keepers cams
up sad assaulted him, by endeavouring to dreg him to the
kaimer's lodge. Her *videos on cruse-examined= was not
auks, ma Mr. Conseil offered to call her eater end Mr.
Olden, but the bench decided against hearing their evidence.
because they had been charged as defendants, end had been
preset during the leering of the csee. Intimately the
chairman intimated that the bench were divided in opinion,
two of the magistrates being for committal end two for dis-
missal; and under those circumatancee the- case was da-
maged.
Mr. Curtis, of Romsey, who with Mr. Pooook appeared
in support of the information, objected to any eatry being
made on the minutes of the mere dismissed, suggesting
that. as the court was divided in , it ought simply to
be "no convicting" which w esabk the charge to be
again preferred.