The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-25 00:00:00

ROYAL UNIVERSITY COMMISSION.

todowieg letter has been received by the
a 0. ord Uarrtrincy :
Msjevtl'e coonniesimers for the Uoivenity of
nand ctatiod with the duty of reporting to her
rl tee gate, discipline, etudim, and r. venues of the
aid o lieges el Oxford, and required also to
air *pianos on the subjects refined to them, me
hisin tokamak* and suggeetions from persons
mew station and experienew. mer►t public coon.
fail, t►erefore, request that lea will communicate
et.itern in year judgment may mist them in
avian of their opinions, and antble them to
central representation of the present condition of the
.T. Mtge they will be glad to receive from you
netemies Merin on the subjects of their inquiry,
leave to .all your attention specially to the tallow-

yoteibility of diminishing the ordinary expense'
erety edeecioe, and of reereining extravagant

retliciesey of the powers which the eathoritlee
tureen diecipline.
power of the ocivervity to task., repeal, or altar

node of appoitttiog the Coo,chanosUor and

government of the univenity and ins relation to
. fees, as finally established by the statutes of Arch-
Load.
• • swam of extending the bean foe of the university
•r number of students.
y the eetablisheas at of new halls, whether os lade-
, ocieties cr in connexion with colleges.
J. Permitting undergritiostes to lodge is private
generally than at present.
y allowing students to Moose Romberg of the hai-
rnet to be educated in Oxford wader doe superinten.
sohjen.ing them to the impasses iacideut to con-
Alt a college or hall.
y Men i• tiny persons to prafeesorial leeturmand 'Whe-
t prolmeors to grant certificates of att. ndanos with-
bring my farther gonnezian with the university.
t
of an examination preview to natties-
efe=g the length of time required for the
flee; of vet:dosing tho higher degrees real testa of
4 ea reprolsting tne studio* of Ow university as to
tra Stikine mod of the course more aimed, sab-
re she fate's pursuits of the student.
r espedies2 of c••mbilib.g the profeettoritli with the
swim • readerieg the protemorial foundations
olahle ;or the instruction of us.dergreduates gess.
marring the number anf end•mments of proles-
peurnbag retiring preeions for professors
m meet 'Heil. 'Node of apro.intior profiteer" sad
• ni I stinting I.laitlitiesa or diesiashilcatione spots the
mat Si protoosom
u she: of the exiting lisaiiations In the election to
qw, sad La their tenure.
're peopsiety of eh iliobing the distinctions between
.mien sell ordinary greflustos; between noblemen,
cometonere, and other otsdeate ; and also the
on made with reeptct to pareatage, at matrieu-

the .reins of fully qualifying !nucleate in Oaford Itself
y °elm, and of obviating the fleet salty of seeking
riim: inatregion in other places.
c ipabili y of colleges and halls, as at present con
to banish adi puts instruction in the subjects now
and is those Introduced by the recent examination

t sptera of private tu;tion, and its effects both on
pupils.
tie means of rendering Bodicy's Library more gear
r. tai than at present.
In. propriety of laying periodical statements of the
•tenunts b,f, ere oonroestion.
Sly, ty'e C•111Millei0e11101 also regent Ton to fur
'pent% under the stalektned beach, sad to give
.ey tarthtr infnrcastioe, or any suggestioa, which nay
• y.. In relation to your OEOO.
..e eat ore ant end,watent, and its present annual
sod What:ter any other source, of UICOMIP US attached

WltetSer any special q • olifications are requited by eta-
s the persons appAntied.
Wt..% ter any residin,e, lecture room, library, sppa-
..":l—t,ons. &n, are provided for you ; it so, U there
e 'lnds for keeping them up.
W.., thee there are any statutes requiring the puler-
r.t speeidc dike end whether those duties wsuch
not pro*tably be now enforced.
.0 mode of appointment to your offl:e, whether it is
r lite or for a wren of years, slid whether the person
z it is removable.
.e nature and number of lectures weld!, dtli din
.1, the average number of pupils attending, and the
ty each pupil.
tencral contliti ,n in the university of the branch
to whisk your profemorahip relates, and the INT &II
-ring its sdrsrvetmettt.
r NI ntsty's Cournissi intn will be happy to revive
, either orally or by writing, nr in each a form
4 is-.y think best adapted to do justice to your suggae-
ereusni lats.
eve the I.caour to be, your obedient bumble servant,
A. P. STANLEY, !Secretary.
fhe Vire-Chesteell)r of Oxford has been requested
btr Majesty's Cuntroissioners to furnish the fol.-

Lir retinas
-
A eopy of die Univenity sedate' now in form.
A kebrdole of all fees at.d money' levied on members of
.iviritty, ethernet ss University date or &I payments
• . tomeat, (I) it matriculation, (2) previously to =
isseninatiere, (9) se annual impale, (4) on

.\ copy of the agreement between the llnivcrsity and :
or pestles Interested in the Universi:y press.
.1 statement of the profits of the Univemity press in
f the last ten yearn, distinguishing the profits 'riling
e ear sale of Testaments, and Prayer-booke, and
nit/ op from the sale of other works.
A.t twat of the amount of the balanoes now in hand,
I • i imsted value of the stock.
• A ....tement oldie application of the net profits of the
ty prim daring the last ten years.
A .ersaint of the net income of the University es.
' ...updating be tween those which are hold V trust,
are Wended for specific purposes, and thou
ore intended for the general objects of the Unica-
statem et of the grants made by the Valverde, der-
-4 11a 141% tea jam,. to purposes not strictly 2411011.1ktil
O. • statement ..f tho moneys in the IJoiversity chest,
other tbaa ola 'is of do. Unaversity peers which are applies.
Ste to 1111 emend prep.-'to of the Unsmialty.
10. A sweets! of the principle on which AGM are set
“""1 el keys, end of the teams, U aay, which the
Univasity ie ass ninoiap tat.
11. • Masan at of the emolument, ti the Viee-thancollesr,
.iothisishieut the sources J
the efrom shish they arise.
I.: • statementnsoleasenta of the followin
to:verity depstratoward, the proctors ism
treeless, the public orator, the keeper of the archival.
5441's librarian imb.libearians, the ke, per of the
Ast tollean Museum, Radcliffe librarian, the IMAM et
Vier.Chancellses Caw the registrar of the University,
''""et ter of the Vise Chancellor's Court, the clerk amfl
denty cell, of the market, the bedells.
Camll. • wbedule tithe fees payable In the Viees.Cheaseßses
• !overlain of tb• cumber of psnose who hose Omni
Ike mires a cendietoes at the examination for the ewes
b.A., sad at the new theological *lamination, dm tabs
st the statutes whisk established those examinsilems,
rid the number of caodfdatee who have obtained esr-
Isere*.

I;. A statem nt cl tkg n unbar gl
es (wisp e.ell alike last four ygargoilatimulalslag Warm
Me matriculation at ruins amalloa 0 "11"
(ttass, *guises, erestliegmay gisramse, =di pialeml/211.=
'v'ttssea the crastuatins ram it empeadeee aid
afteespnadere.