The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-11 00:00:00

UNIVBRSITY INTBLLIGBNCB.

CAMBRIDGE, Ocr.lo.
THE ELECTOIIAL ROLL.

The Vi

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.persuance of the provi-

slow of the Cambridge Uilversity Act (19 and 20 Vial., cap.
88), has aimed the het for the electoral roll of the University
for the ensuing year, and gives notice that he Inn attend
at the Public Schools on Saturday, the 22nd instant, at
ten o'clock, to bear publicly objections to the list which any
member of the Senate may make on the ground of any person
being improperly placed on or omitted from it.
TRINITY COLLIOR.—The undermentioned gentleman

(mbolars) were this day, after examination, elected fellows of
the abovrenanted Society :—Thomee Morel' °Sheet, Charles
Puller, William Henry Stone, Ralph Benjamin Somerset,
Edward Ernest Bowen, Edwin Charles Clark, John Brown
linlellan, Frederick Brown, Henry Sidewick.
NATOZAL Setz.vcza.—CeldraitATlVl ANATOMY AND
Pitvelotoor.—The Professor of Anatomy's COMM of leo.
tares on .Compantive Anatomy and Physiology will com-
mence on Wednesday, Oct. 19, at 1 o'clock, in the Anatomical
School. The lectures will be delivered on Mondays, Wed.
Deadeye. and Friday., at the above hour, until the end of
term. Gentlemen who propose to attend the lectures with a
view to the certificate, which, by grey of the
senate (Oct. 3 , 1848, and March 21, 11155), is now required
under certain oosiditicas for the degree of 8.A., Honorary
M.A., and 8.C.L., must be provided with the professorial
ticket, for which they are requested to apply to the Regis-
teary or to their college tutor. The guide to these leisures
will be the introductions to the animal dusts in Van der
Heaven's " Handbook of Zoology." From the same intro-
ductions, portions will be indicated as the subject-matter of
the peas examination.
The Professor of Anatomy's course of lectures on Human
Anatomy and Physiology will commence on Thursday, the
13th of October, at 1 o'clock, in the Anatomical School, and
will be continued on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday.,
till the end of term.

OXFORD, Oct. 10.
In a convocation holden this morning the Rev.
Chao. Waldwrave Sandford, Student of Chart Church,
wag admitted junior proctor, in the room of the Rev. Time. J.
Prout, resigned. At the same time the Rev. Henry Perry
Liddon, M.A., and the Rev. Frowns Hayward Joyce, MA..
Students of Owlet Church, were admitted pro-proctors ; god
Janie' T. K. Du Batley, Fellow of Exeter College, was ap-
pointed master of Ms schools.
The following degrees were also conferred, em.: Doctor of
Dinnby—James B. Millard, Fellow of Magdalen College.
Meese of Arta—Rev. Frank Cooper, Magdalen College ;
Rev. George T. Barrow, Pembroke College. Bachelor of Arta
—John Thorp, Magdalen Hell. Ad Eundem—Rev. Fre-
derick Y. Arndd, 11. A., Coins College, Cambridge.

CITY or LONDON Senoot..—Mr. F. Brown,
yesterday elected fellow of Trinity Whip, Cambridge, pro-
ceeded thither in 1866, aa Ileaufoy Sc ho from the City of
London School, and took his degree in January lsat as
emend Wrangler.
MUSEUM OP PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.—
The number of Tinton for the week ending October 8
was as follows :—Moraings, 1,214 ; evening, 1,980 ; total,
3.194. Since the opening of the Museum tree dilly (Kay 12,
18680. the attendance has been 160,339.
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAlL-
wAy.—The balf-yearly meeting of this company's Sensate'
Benevolent Society was held on Saturday evening at the
Railway Tavern, New-cross, Mr. Anscombe in the chair.
The report stated that the object of the society was to afford
relief to its members in the employ of the above company in
the event of accident, illness, or say other distres cir-
cumstance. The number of members at present wee 239,
the president of the society being Mr. G. Hawkins, the
traffic manager. The members' contributions (aided by
donations from panniers received by the different station-
mashes) were Sled at the nominal rum of Id. per month,
and, as a gratifying proof of the prosperity of the society,
the basses-sheet produced showed that after undying every
delta mode upon its funds, there remand • aura of
661. lle. 10d. at the bankers to meet say emergency that
might arise. The report wee received end adopted, the
officers elected, and the proceedings terminated.
THE STATUTE FAIRS, OR MOPS.—It is hoped that
by the establishment of registration offices for the use of
masters end servants—more partioularly agricultural genesis
—the tarps or binng fairs will graduelly be disused. Regimen
offices hive been ewablishcd in Stratford-on-Avon, the ne-
wel one being held at the Corn Etc:bangs where parties wet
meet with every attention by the registrar, Mr. Job Hobbles,
thereby obviating the necessity of servant' submitting to the
degradation of standing in the public streets for hours in
order to aista employment.—Birmingharn Doily lest.