The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-25 00:00:00

Ds Poole.

I French Emmanuel. 192 Load Pembroke.
1 Stook. St. John's. :Oct Taylor St. John's.
i Crosthwalte Pembroke. 104 Roumleu Jeans.
Jokes Trinity. 106 Winter Trinity.
Alford St. John's. 106 Greenwood St. Maly
Malmo Trinity. Magdalene.
IDuncan Jesus. J Nempe Trinity.
Lowe Sidney Sussex 1 Martyrs Gonville and
89 Radcliffe St John's. Caine.
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90 irnton iiinlly Flail. 109 Edwards Cop Cbziatl.
I Clark Corp. Christi. i Fester Trinity.
Forbes At. John's. 1 Taylor Christ's.
03 Eller pieeo.l. ) Rue At. John's.
94 Ark wright nity. i Taylor Trinity.
9.5 Joni,' S.CAtharine's 114 Hart At. John's.
fill Mackrell Queens' 115 Murray °olivine and
97 Roberts Christ's Coins
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Butler i tTrinity. 116 Bolitho TritTitT.
t Sidman &Catharine's 117 Isherwood St. Jul. Ws.
100 Dickson, R. 118 Anderson Trinity.
11. Trinity
AGnorrr.
1101er, St. Peter's.

Mr. Chu. Niven, the emirs wrangler, is 21 yeah of age,
• native of Peterhead ; he wu educated at the University
of Aberdeen, where be obtained the Simpson mathematical
price, and the Fullerton mathematical scholarship. He
also bolds the Ferguson mathematical scholarship 0001'
peted for at Glasgow amongst students from all Scotch
universities. He entered at Cambridge in October, 18Gf,
having previously obtained by open competition one of the
open minor scholarships at Trinity College. Once entered
at Trinity, his career was most successful, he obtained all
college honours, and weed Propter Merit= in the first
class of his year. From the minor be passed to a founda-
tion scholarship as soon as statutably eligible. Mr. Niven
also achieved an honour never previously won by any
under the grade of Senior Wrangler—he carried off the
Sheepshanks exhibition, previously held by the HIM J.
W. /Brett. Mr. Niven was on the Public Orator and Mr.
Blore's side, and Mr. Routh was his private tutor.
Mr. Clifford, the second wrangler, is • native of
Exeter, 21 years of age, and has been intellectually reared
under private tuition before entering upon the university
curriculum. He carried off a minor scholarship at Trinity,
and proceeded thence to a foundation scholarship. His
name is to be found in the first class of each of his yearn.
This gentleman was on the Public Orator and Mr.
Blore's side. He won the declamation prize lut year
on a subject dear to the heart of all Cambridge men, and
especially at " Old Trinity," to wit, " William WheweiL"
Mr. Perceval Frost was Mr. Cliffonl's private tutor. It
is understood that Mr. Clifford has, during his university
career, devoted a great deal of his time to other branches
of mathematical science than those that would have won
him a place in the mathematical tripes. He is already
distinguished in modern analytical methods, of which Pro-
fessor Cayley is the great exponent.

Yesterday, shortly after twelve o'clock, the mortal
remains of the late Marquis of Exeter, K.G., were placed
within the family vault in St. Martin's Church, Stamford,
Northamptonshire. A great number of persona congre-
gated at the church, and during the day the shops and
houses of the inhabitants of Stamford and its neighbour-
hood ware closed out of respect to the late marquis, and
the bells of the churches in Stamford tolled at intervals
during the day. The Right Hon. Lord Burghley, M.P.,
was chief mourner, and with him in the first mourning
coach were Lord Thomas Cecil and Lords Brewnlow and
Adelbert Cecil, the brother and sons of the deceased. in
the three other mourning coaches were the Earl Spencer,
Viscount Sandon, Right HOG. Viscount Cranhorne, M.P.,
the Earl Percy, Hon. William Evans Freke, Hon. Mr.
Cecil, Hon. Arthur Wellesley, Hon. William Cecil, the
Earl of Longford, Dr. Hopkinson, Dr. Newman, and Mr.
William Higgs. Then came the private carriage of the
late marquis, and the household of Iturghleyon foot closed
the procession, which moved at a slow pace through the
co irk and by the principal lodge to the high road. At that
point a number of the family tenantry joined the proem-
sionland accompanied it to the church.