The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Sm. 24.

ORIEL COLLEGE.—On Friday, Oct. 23, there
will be en election of one Exhibitioner, on the foundation of
Mrs. Elizabeth Ludwell, late of Charing. in Kent, with a
preference, first, foe candidates of the kindred of Me,. Lud-
well ; next, for natives of Charing; slid next for natives of
Kent not having taken any degrie at the University. Cer-
tificates of birth and baptism, and testimonials of good con-
duct, to be presented to the Provost of Oriel on or before
Monday, Oct. 19.
ALL Sonia Com-Int.—An election to one Fellowship,
now recent in All Souls College, will take place on the 34
of November next. Candidates are requested to all on ths
Warden on Saturday, the 24th of October, between the hours
of 11 and 4. .

Hasnomanat. Conuco..—A meeting of congregation will
be held on Saturday, October 24, for the election of nine
ruembets of the council, three from each section, to supply
the places of nine nainaben of the present council, who retire,
having held their office for the term of three years.

MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION. Yesterday, Mr,
Lancelot Shadwell held a court at the Green Man, liethnal-
green, for the purpose of revising the bet of niters for the
districts of Christ Church, St. John's Hackney, St. Leo-
nard's, Shoreditch ; St. Mathes., &Ruud-green, Liberty of
Norton Potpie, and the Old Artillery Ground. Sir.
Humphreys, of the firm of Humphrey, and Knight, again
sppeand far the Middlesex Reform Registration Society, cud
through it, for rho liberal emu in the county, the conies
bring repo-wonted by Mr. Thomas Alley Jones, of Clifford's-
Inn. The number°, °Hee:Rona taken by the liberals through
Mr. Humphreys in this day'. revision, was 110, of which
106 were eustniued. In the district of St. Leonard's, Shore-
ditch alone, G 2 names on the madder were objected to by the
liberate, out of which Mr. Humphreys sustained 60 and
failed in two.
GREAT YARMOUTH AND HADDISCOE RAILWAT.
The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yeeterday,
at the Star Hotel, Great Yarmouth ; Sir E. H. K. Lunn,
Bart., in the chair. The report stated that, as more than
the •of the Mat call of 21. per chore bad been ex-
ponded in furtherance of the railway, the directors had
ordered a further call of V. per share, to enable the contractor
to proceed with the undertaking. A memorandum of the
terms of the agreement with the Baste= Counties Company,
for the conduct of the traffic from Yarmouth and Lowestoft,
had been submitted to the director", and a deed of contract
me being prepared, the arreneausnt not to affect the agree-
ment with Sir M. Peto for his taking the line, sad Ku-
mutating 6 per cent. per annum on the capital expended.
'Me balanoe-eheet showed that the total receipts, to June 30,
bad been 9,3291.85.; that the amount paid to the contractor
bad been 7,8151. ; and that a balance of 3881 remained on
land, after payments for land, As. Sir M. Pete rioted that
the value of the work done exceeded 23,000/. The report
was adopted, and the directors were authorised to railer
24,0001. on debenturee. Mr. Day, the company's rdi, ger,
stated that application would be made to partienont in
the enendng session far • bill for the amalgamation of the
Lowestoft and Beeler, the Scat Suffolk, aud the present
company.
THE GREAT GLOBE, LLICESTER-SOI/ARE.—MT.
Wytd he added to the numerous nitro tione irf his eatablieh-
mint a panorama of Delhi It eeinalate of three large and
,piritNt paintings repreuntteg the genorol topography of the
city, the principal street, and the Imperial lulu°. Ths
readers of the Erpre44 are pelably already as well
acquainted with tke stronghold of the rebel forces as it would
be possible to make them by any Mtn written deseriptims;
but they will neverthelere tined shoe knowledge of the locali-
ties wonderfully inereand by a tint to Leicester-squars.
Delhi has its full share of the marvels which " the gorgeous
Eut with richest hand" unfold" to the yo of the traveller;
and one cannot but lament that the age. Oro, of the wives
should have doomed it, if not to total destruction, to another
i baptism of blood.