The Express.
London, England, 1866-07-09 00:00:00

tiniberditg Intelligence.

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OXFORD, JULY 7.
In a congregation holden this day, the following
degrees were conferred :
BACHELOR AND DOCTOR IN DIVUIITT DT ACCUMULATION.
—Rev. John Tahourdin White, Corpus Christi College.
hinny:on or ABTB.—Rev. Richard Henry Palmer, New
Inn Hall ; Trevor Lloyd, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Thomas
Hanbury, St. Edmund Hall.
BACHELOR LN CIVIL LAW. —Rees Edward Davies, Christ
Church.

BACHELORS or Awre.—Trevor Lloyd, Magdalen Hall ;
Clunkobell Mackinnon, Queen's College ; Herbert Henry
Morns, scholar, Queen's College.
D.D. Courrorls CACSA.—Rev. George Bzudshaw,
Trinity College, Dublin.

A MYSTERIOUS DISAPPLAILLIOTZ.—A mysterious
ease came on on Thursdefore the Irish Court of Pro-
bate. Mr. Townsend, Q.C.C., applied, on behalf of Mr.
Noel Kerman, the executors for probate of the will of Cap-
tain Meerecly. The affidavit upon which he moved stated
that Captain Robert Meeredy, who was a member of the
East India Club, London, left his lodgings, No. 6, Bury-
street, St. James'o, London, on the evening of the 4th of
Februar7, 1864, in a cab, with the expressed intention of
proceeding to Dublin on a visit to his relatives, previous
to his departure for India, and had not since been heard
of, although every inquiry had been made that could be
suggested. Advertisements had been inserted in the Tina
and other newspapers, but without any result. His leave
of absence had long expired ; he was highly educated, and
strictly temperate in his habits. The will was found at
his lodgings, in London. His property consisted chiefly
of shares in the Natal Land Company and British India
tea shares. He had not drawn any money from his agents,
Messrs. Barber and Co., 136, Leadenhallstreet, London,
since the 4th day of February, 1864. Judge Keating or-
dered the case to stand over for additional affidavits.

THE MISSINO LONOTON BANKBIL—MI. W. K.
Harvey, whose " unaccountable absence," coupled with
the refusal of his Loudon agents to honour his advice',
led to the suspension of the Longton Old Bank on Tues-
day, has calmed a letter to be forwarded to his family, in
which it is stated that be is now on his way to America.
Mr. Harvey was an active magistrate for the county of
Stafford, a staff officer in the first battalion of Stafford-
shire Rifle Volunteers, and provincial grand master of the
Freemasons of the county. In the latter capacity he took
a very prominent part in the laying of the fonadation
stone of the North Staffordshire New Infirmary a few days
since. Mr. Harvey occupied an excellent position in the
county, and was universally believed to be a man of large
means and undoubted probity. Locally, his bank enjoyed
unbounded credit.

A LADY Knurl). —On Friday a fatal accident
betel a lady at the village of Brimpton, near Newbury.
She was on a visit at the residence of Mr. Edwards, sur-
geon, of Kingsclere, Hants, and accompanied that gentle.
man on a ride in his four-wheeled carriage. Mr. Edwards
called upon a patient, leaving the lady outside, when the
horse took fright and startedoff. The lady wu thrown
out, and, beeomingentangled by some means in the reins,
was dragged along the road for some distance. She was
then earned into a house near, where she expired after an
hour's acute suffering.
FINN IN me WESTYINSTER-SOAD.—Yesterday
morning, a few minute* before 11 o'clock, a fire broke out
on the extensive horse repository and livery stables, in the
occupation of Mr. Wm. Collins, situate in Mount-street,
Westminster-road, and resulted in the total destruction
of the whole range of stabling, straw, hay, and harness
warehouses, and serious injury by burning several of the
very valuable stook of horses, about 50 in number. The
cause of the Are is unknown. Mr. Collins is partially
insured.

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