The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-19 00:00:00

LAW DEGREES AND LAW STUDIES.

The attention of gentlemen intending to proceed
to the degree of LLB., and of those who here already gra-
daated in that faculty, Is called to the following change',
wtdah are the result of rant lagfaiation.
1. Every oandidate for a law degree must be in his ninth
terms dmoe before he can present himself for the final
cuatinatlon.

2. livery candidate for a law &gra must first paw the
previous r examination and in order to be • candidate
~..bOsta ol urn in law, he must also per in the additional sub-
jeota required of all oarididates for honours.
3. Every candidate for a law degree, not being previoss4
a Bachelor of Arts, most M the lime of proceedu to
degree prale tt a certificatelawi having attended
for two tonna, at some time attar thine terms residenos in the
uniairsit_y • it is at hie option to devote both terms to the
Begins Professor of Laws or to awed the leatures of the
Regius Praesepe for ona term, mid the Downing Progarear of
Leafier another.

4, It a ouldidate for honour., he mad also produce the
for
prehmorial eau required of ell studenti not oandidates
hoppers.
6. The examination' fur the law degree are held towards
the close of the Raster term, and oa the day innearately sac.
media( the last
day of Mithaelems term; at the latter onlycan he be obtained.
0. la addition to the exuatheigthe Ywelting al era dr
Attie above pstio4
_students is law the eiro viva lees,
saordln to the following scheme :
1. The mercies shall be kept by the andidates for
honours in the Michaelmas term basset ately pre-
ceding the I-elimination in December.
2. The subject fur the &With Thesis shall be the muse
for all the candidates, and shell be seleeted by the
Begins Prof/Amor of Laws, besting era the history
a the Roman or English law or upon wand jun-
3. Cillisierabjen so selected shall be sanonnad ding
the Baster tenni pleading the tints ix holding the
4. Maexamination.
raleandidate may select for hheseff the particular
question er subject for the viva vein diecumion, which
question or subject shell be of a more technical nature
than the subject fur a theils.
6. The question so selected mast be seat to the Begins
Professor of Laws for hie approval in the coulee
of the term preceding that in width the exercise is to
be kept.
6. As regards the students not othildates for Insonn,
their viva race examination shell be held annedistely
otter the written one, la two out of the list of sub-
bets prescribed fur that ceases, one of width shall
be the Roman Law (of which teenalation of passages
from the " Institutes of Juliann" shall form part),
the other English Law as contained in those portions
" Warren s Blackstone" that may be prescribed
ix the examination.
7. The Ind degree to which students in law will be ad-
mitted is that of LL.B. the secomt la that Meaux of Laws,
the statue a which Is the seas as that d Mester of Arts in
re of voting in the &mate end all other privileges.
st" The degree of LLB. as be taken at any Clengregatioa,
bat persons admitted on the lad flaturday in January, or on
the Saturday before the commencement in Jane, will avoid
the payment of additional fees.
9. Students in law who have kept their'exerams begin
the Ist of January, 1258, are at ones admissible; without
further examination to the degree of LLB. on providing
themselves with the usual certificate of having pttbeaud
their exercises, for which they should apply to the Regime
Professor of Lens.

N.B.—Theprofersorial sertiflcate required by the Orson
of the &nate of October !IL 1848, mast be presented at the
time of taking the degree, by all such students, if their
names have not appeared In the first dam of the Civil Law
Clears.

10. Biclndere of Laws who were admitted to their degree
prior Or the let of Joinery, 1868, oast proceed to the degree
of *near of Laws (wltatbar they hays retained their Lamm
an the boarde of a college or not), at the aspiration of three
year. from the date of their admission.
11. Bachelor. of Lows admitted subsegnent to the first of
January, 1868, are admiseible to the degree of }Lana of
Laws at the expiration of three yams from the date of their
inauguration a. LLB., which takes pleat on the mooed day
of the Beater term, seat after their admixed= es Bachelors
dal
eof Laws.
lraLy Bachelor of Arts east be admitted to the degree of
LL.B., or if of three years' needing from his imeseperstket
as 8.A., to the degree of LLY. on paring the aseminatios
for the tedleary law degree.
18. Any femur of Arm cam proceed to the degree of Neater
of Laws ete peeing the esaminationa kw the orethemy hew
derisdrektrs of laws whose degree is of prior date to
Asian 1, 1868, may proceed to the dopes of Doctor of Laws
whys they are of six years' standing ea the perforniemoe of
ene exercise in English.
16. Kamera of Laws will be enabled to proceed to the
degree of Doctor of Laws at the expiration at tire yams from
the date of their creation on the prirkernmsee at one exorcise

Zaltk 16. elms of Arts who have graduated la honours
may_preestit them& Ives u candidates for Meows la law ht
the Deoember um:attain:l of the year subagent to that to
which they would bays bad to present thiamin. If they had
graduated directly in law, and may take the degree of LL.B.
on paring the azunistalioe without attradleg professors'
Lanes.

Gatamen wishing to proceed in law should communi-
cate with the Reams Pretense, at Trinity-hall, aa soon
as pail& duff tin emplalisa d Soak turd arm's red-
dens&