The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-25 00:00:00

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ail wont is founded, le likely to meet with ruder opposition
and rougher venue than one which falls in with the common
Dolton' of mankind.
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It is also objected—" These married tutors of colleges
may become fathers of fatuities, and the scholarship, and
fellowships will become more heirloom, in their families,
while the mothers will entice pupils and get them entangled
in engagements with their marriageable daughters." Some
minds are so constituted, even of learned men, that they are
utterly incompetent to dlithigutsh between a remote possi-
bility sad a high derree of probability. The objection to
married fellow, drawn from the probability, that the Impar-
tiality of scholarship and fellowship examinations would
suffer thereby, would apply with dill greater form to allow-
Mg heeds of colleges to marry; and yet is recent times we
know of no instanoca of any abuse in this respect. The Into
lasster of Trinity had two of his eons fellow, of Trinity at
the ran time.

A timid fellow, in alarm, declares that " If women
were allowed in oolleges, they would Introduce no-
thiag but cabals ; the moment the tutors' wives met their feet
is college, no fellows or /chokes could be impartially elected
—all things would be tattled oy the women." This imagi-
nary state of things would be • awe of " women rule here"
wit h a vengeance. We should like to know the caul measure
of the probability of such a Kate of things in educatiomal
unlit: Woos, where, be it remarked, not weak men, but able
men, men of real ability and scholarship, would occupy pod-
bona of influence and authority. The wives of tutors in
college would be no more objectionable than the 'Cris of the
master now are.

AciCtltUobTeits that " coilegee were endowed for the
=nooses= of =rang, said ft to net peeper their =emus
should be applied to feed women and children." With
ea
much reason it m' t be urged that the revenues et
the chunk are ' for the support of the cuitaders
of religion, sad not also for their sine and children. It
will not he denied by persons in the Cuter world, that the
°Mee of tutor at one of the great seats of learning is
r legitimate a profession se that of a clergyman—rd that
thalamic ought to be as free to marry at It. own discretion
ae the clergyman. Who don not desire • home which he can
call his own ? It has been very justly and truly remarked of
the Assert practice We must look to the natural devo-
tion of men to a calling of their own choice, and their
natural desire to earn, by honourable exertion, their own
and their children's breed. The follows of colleges are not
celibates—they see men waiting for a college living to be
married. Theme are your doctors and your tutors. Their
life is eat in two ; and both moieties are too often failures.
They do not give thenteelves heartily to the work of study
and ruching, because they know they CU have to quit it;
and when they quit it they ere often too old to give themselves
to anything else."
The folly of the present age prefer. luxury to domestic life,
and encourage. late marriage.. What prospect has amen on
entering on that state, though blamed with • college living, at
• time when his strength =lath him ? And what an amount
of sickness of heart, the effect of hope deferred, la the lot of
the not very tender fair one whose constancy hr lasted out
sll the joyous feelings of the spring-time of life ? As there
is • time appointed fur everything under the um, if the
tot= of Hymen be lighted at too late • period, it is not =-
likely the lame may burn dim, if not ?agave'.
It is also objected that " the married tutors of colleges
would be, sa they are at Oxford, leas efficient aa a body than
the celibates. Their connexion with the college la looser.
Their duties are performed in • more perfunctory manner,"
The alleged connexion of a married tutor with • college Is
set so " loose" as that of the unmarried. The married men
looks upon himself u a lied officer ; the single is always
looking oat for something to marry upon. A late &oda-
=abed married tutor of a college in Oxford writes on this
point .—" Married tutors have arisen in Oxford from the
evils of such continual changes se occur from celibacy. There
have been, and there are still, several married tutees of col-
leges In Oxford, and although it is =virtue that • married
tutor cannot euereiee the same supervision over his pupils
one who lives by day sad by night under the same roof—(this
is sot true of col tutors In Cambridge, for 612 under-
graduates are to Wgfte in the town]—yet it has been
found that married seen are quite as 14601a11i es teachers,
' sad in reality have a very beneficial influeeee over the en-
dergraduates. lam confident that unmarried young men as
tutus have not se much influence with the juniors as mar-
ried tutors." This sentence settles the whole question.
The Set wiey Renew speaks to the point —" As to the
notion that the introduction of • few more families into Ox-
ford or Cambridge would affect the morality of the students,
it seem. to um the meat oventrained apprehension in the
world. Simple and frugal family life, such so that of ea In-
tellectual mace ought to be, ia at heat aa edifying and im-
proving • spectacle for the undergraduates se the present
=bits and liven of bachelor fellows." To those pure spirit.
that are living in Cimmerian dada= In neweroNe co M.
viciousness of • system of obligatory celibacy, we would take
the liberty of directing their attention to chapter 4, vol. ii., '
of the late Mr. Gunning's Reminiscences of the Uninulty
of Cambridge ; and as human nature in all ages continue
the same, we would ask, what security have the advocates of
celibacy to offer diet similar cane will not recur if the present
system outinuee unchanged ?
With. wholesome fear of the law of libel before our eye ,we
pruume not to speak of the living; but while we agree with
Mr. Westlake, in admitting that a great improvement has
taken place in the preeeot generation, we heartily go with
hint in the following judicious remarks.
" No improvement contains any germs of stability, which,
unsupported by institutions, depend. on the changeful
Nhercof pablic feeling. We need not go far back for reel.
e es
serithout pretence of study, seniors without gravity,
sad clergymen without clerical occupation nor is then now
any security but that thew evils may recur. The true use
to make of these periods when the general standard a( duty is
high, is to reform our institutions, that, m fur as hum=
mane can avail, that standard may not be lowered. To make
the improvement an excuse for leaving things as they are, Is
but to tempt the future:'

THE CHURCH.

ORDINATIONS ON SUNDAY LAST.

By the Archbishop :
Dooms—B. S. Barnes, at. Juba's College, Cambridge • R.
W. Elliott, Corpus Chrieti College, ; W. Inge,
Worcester College, Oxford ; J. W. Kenwmoy, St. Bees'
College, Cumberland ; J. H. May, Pembroke College, Ox-
ford; F. J. Nellen, Corpus Christ College Cambridge; J.
A. Shaw, Ceias Co Cambridge ; F. H. Beuiingt
Trinity College, Cambridge; T. H. Stokes, Lincoln
Oxfthd • G. Walkman, John's College, Cambridge; &
Wimbrish, Bream... College, Oxford. Priests—Revs. A.
Armitage, Kieg's College, London ; .1. Edwards, St. Aiden's
College, BisitsJead; C. B , Kuhlman, University Calm',
Durham ; R. Turner, St. Bees' College, Cumberland ; W.
Tyrrell, Bt. Bees' Ckcil=aumberland ; C. Walker, Bt.
Aldan's B
By the bebop of Barn •ND WILL% k Wells
Cathedral ;—Deacons—B. Bertram, 8.A., Pembroke Col-
lege, ()eked ; F. F. Bradford, MA., St. Mary's Hell,
Oxford ; J. Chapman, T intea College, London; M.
Drneusexd, BA., Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge ;
W. De B. Issamon, 8.A., Christ's College, Cambridge ; W.
N. Tress, 8.C.L., Clonville sod Calms College, Cambridge ;
W. Y. Daykik Jesse College, Cambridge ; S. Mid-
, dletcm, B.A. Baba College, Oxford; C. 1.). Newman, MA ,
Wsdbaa College, Oxford ; end W. 8. Shipley, 8.A., St.
John's Cellsge, Cambridge, by letters ditaissory from the
Bishop of Exeter. Prieste—Revs. G. F. Brown, S.C.L,
Trinity College, Cambridge ; W. 0. Fitzgerald, King's
College, London, and St. John's College, Cambridge ; G.
K. College, London ; C. T. 1.A.,
Kines College, London J. Hewett, 8.A., Trinity Hall,
Cambridge ; T. Smyth, MA., Trinity College, Dublin ; C.
W. E. Tothill, TA., King's College, London ; R. G.
Watson, MA., Corpus Christi Collets, Cambridge ; S. H.
Berkeley, 8.A., Oriel College, Oxford • B. R. Colby, 8.A.,
Exeter College, Oxford; T. N. Hicki, M.A., Breeziness
College, Oxford ; C. B. Hulbert, 8.A., Trinity College,
Dublin ; P.S. Webb, 8.A., All Souls College, Oxford;
and G. Walks, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, by
letters dimiseory from the Bishop of Exeter.
By the Bishop of Cu mit eirreit, in Chichester Cathedral :
Dsacone-11. W. Scluieber, Trinity Hall, Cambridge; W.
M. Chettle, literate; W. C. Meek, Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. Priests—Revs. W. Chap Trinity College, Dub-
lin; C. J. Young, Theological Co Chichester,. R..
Smith, Worcester liege Oxford; R. Jailer, Trinity Hall,
Cambridge; B. P. Hutton, Corpus Christi College, Cam-
bridge; F. M. D. Mertes', Queen's College, Oxford.
By the 8181101. or DVILHATI, at Auckland Conde :
Deacons—F. T. H. Amherst, licentiate in theoloy
, Uni-
venity College, Dub= ; J. Brakenridge, 8.A.,-Christ's
College, Cambridge; R. H. Gwynn*, St. Aidan's College,
Bireed. Priests—Rave. S. C. liamerton, 8.A., Col.
vereity College, Oxford; W. H. Jackson, BA „ Bishop
Hatfield's Hall, Durham; A. Jenne, M.A., University
College, Durham; R. Perry. Queen's College, Birmingham;
C. J. Robineon, BA., University College, Durham; A.
Twin, St. Bees' College, Cumberland.
By the Bishop of HIRRVORD, at his Cathedral ;—Desoons
—T. S. Barrett, 8.A., Christ Church College, Oxford; J.
Barroogh, 8.A., Queen's College, Oxford; W. H. Limbed,
MA., Merton College, Oxford; J. B. Litler, 8.A., Brannon
1 College, Oxford ; It. R. Rogers, Bt. Aidan's College, Birken-
head; C. J. E. Walkey, 8.A., Lincoln College, Oxford.
Priests—Revs C. Haber, Bt. Bees' College, Cumberland;
J. E. Omsk, Bishop Hatdeld's Hall, Durham F.
1.71M.A., Exeter College, Oxford ; A. W. H.
111.rbresencies Collee, Oxford; W. Parton, B.Al.',a;tinlit;
College, Oxford; W.-H. Wipe, 8.A., Trinity College,
Cambridge.
By the Bishop of LICII/11111 la the Parish Church of
Ecelexhall i—Deecons—J. B. Elegised, M.A., Queens' Col-
lege, Cambridge; H. Buckskin, 13. A., St. John's College,
Csubridge ; C. Ballivaat, Scriptare.reader ; P. Burd,
Itcantiata In theology. University College, Durham; It. C.
Berra, B.A, Trinity College, Canibrelge ; It. Candy, MA.,
liacolaCollege, Oxford ; C. L. Coldwell, B. A.,'Pembroke Col-
lege. Oxfoedi A. Currie, B. A., M tigdalene College, Cambridge;
F. Fawkes 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hell, Durham ; Ci A.
Feeling, B.A. St. Johns College, Cambridge; Girdle-
stone, 8.A., Emmanuel College, Cambridge; E. K. Green,
Breetuose College, Oxford; J. T. Hersall, licentiate
in theology, liaiveretti Celli**, Dubois; W. Joao, 8.A.,

Trinity Collem Cambridge; J. Paula, B.A. Bt. Jobe
Colle Cambidge; W. 8. Priam, Si. Bess' Collars,
Cuanbeelmd • W. H. Pmchas, lionstiate in theology, Cul-
remit, College, Durham ; J. .ftmvock, Si. Bees' CoMP,
Cumberland; G. Smith, 8.A., Exeter Collage, Oxford; W.
C. Ward, B.A. 11. Cosine Hall, Durham; R. Wilde,
8.A., Clare College, ;H. Wrigladt,..B.l.A., Milo'
Collage, Oxford. Prima-Revs. A. C. St. Bees'
Collage, Cumberland; 8. B. Burrell, LA. St eter's Col-
lege, Cambridge ; G. Carson, Theological Leociste, King's
College, • T. Darby, 8.A., St. John's College,
Cambridge;pa A. Davy, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge ;
C. St. BudColle Cumberland,, H. H. Gedge,
8.A., meals and Caine College, Cambridge; J. Jonas,
8.A., Trinity College, Dahlia ; T. J. Lass, 8.A.,
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge ; E. Latham, LA.,
Trinity College, Cambridge; A. Y. Marshall, BA., Trinity
College, Oxford ; J. Mathews; W. H. Hoy BA.,
Trinity College, Dublin ; E. M'Occren, FLA.,
College, Dublin; R. G. Mead, BA., St. Jobais College,
Cambridge; G. A. Procter, 8.A., Trinity College, Dublin;
E. Steven., St. Bees' Collars, Cumberland; RiLVIA.„
Trinity College, Cambridge ; B. S. Wright, T As-
sociate, KW. College, London ; C. C. Wroth, Berle
College, Cumberland.
By the Bishop of LINCOLN, in his Cathedral —Denotes -
J. H. Godber, 13. A., Pembroke College, Oxford; J. Hill,
LA., Worcester College, Oxford ; L. Jacks" BA., Corpus
Christ! College, Cambridge ; J. P. Nebo., 8.A., Exeter
College, °Mad J. P. Sharp, 8.A., Denville end Caine
Collage, Cambridge; J. A. Watt, 8.A., Clare College, Cam-
bridge. Prima-Revs. J. 0. BMX BA., Panache Cob.
J.
Orford 8.A.0, MA., Teleity Caere, Dwain t.
J. Norton, 8., Vi=a College, Oxford; D. Pail, 8.A.„
1 Christ Church, Oxford ; 0. Psege4, 8.A., Queens' Col-
lege, Cambridge C.
W. H. li. Welby, BA., Corpus Chris,' Col-
age, Oxford; C. Witherby, 8.A., Lama College, Oxford.
By the Bishop of OXFORD I. hi. Cathedral :-Deeoras-
-1/41, H. A. Buck , MA., Christ' Church, Oxford; A. 8. C. B.
Cave, 8.A., Christi College, Oxford; P. R. Egerton,
8.C.L., New Oxford ; R. litabf.A., Chelan
Church, Oxford; C. Everitt, 8.A.,
ford ; C. H. Faithful', 8.A.8, Lincoln College, Collage 3 W.
Fisher, 8.A., Christ Church, Oxford; V. T. Green 8.A.,
Trinity CoiZ, Csanbeidge; H. Housman, Theolosize-
sodas, • College, London • C. Reads, LA.,
Senders‘r, College, ;W. MA., Magdalen College, Ox-
ford ; J. Fodor, a thereto for the Bishop of Exeter) ; G.
Steele, BA., Worcester Co Oxford; H. A. Walker,
8.A., Oriel College, Oxford ,• .P. Wickham, 8.C.L., New
Collem Oxford ;W. F. Wilberform, BA., University Col-
lege, °Mord. Priests-Revs. R. W: Allsopp, 8.C.L., Em-
mental College, Cambricial4Camplaell.-MA., Guam's
College, Oxfoed • R. Cho Magdalen Colt,
Oxlied ;R. H.'Codriugton, .A.,MA., Wadham Collfte,
ford; D. A. Court, 8.A., Bt. Mary Hall, Oxford ; J. Ed-
wards, MA., Si. Mary Hall, Oxford ; H. Flamm; MA.,
Comm Chin; College, Oxford ; J. B. Gray, 8.A., St.
John's Collage, Oxford ; C. Malden, BA., Trinity Collars,
Cambridge; W. Morrison, 8.A., Christ Church, Oxford; J.
Oskeley, 8.A., Jesus College, Oxford ; J. C. Pocock, Theo-
logical College, Coddesdon ; B. Slocock, 8.A., Denville end
Cass College, Cambridge; C. Smith, 8.A., Trinity College,
Dublin.

By tie Bishop of Rocrtiterza, in the chapel of the Her-
oers Company,lronnunger-bne, Landon :—Dear—lt. C.
Billing, BA., Worcester Conn., Oxford; C. P. Marriott,
8.A., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; W. J. Pecks,
8.A., Christ Church, Oxford; H. F. River*, 8.A., Trinity
College, Cambridge; G. T. Valentine, 8.A., Bt. John's
College, Cambridge ; R. A. Weethorp, licentiate in theology,
Bishop Hatfield's Hell, Durham ; B. 8. Tolland, Lincoln
College, Oxford; J. Mitchell, 8.A., All Soul's
Oxford, by letters dimissory from the }l' of F?1;11;et
T. Cordaro; 8.A., St. John's College, Cam by let-
ters &mimicry from the Bishop of Ely. Priests— . J
H. Be. Exeter College, ; B. T. Craig,
8.A., Hell, Oxford ; 7. C. Prichard, 8.A., Josue
College, ford; W. C. Papaw, M.A., St. Mary Hall,
Oxford; H. Prodgers, 8.A., Christ Church, Oxford; W.
Roberts, 8.A., Emmanuel College, Cambridge ; W. J.
Bower ly 8.A., St. John's College, Cambridge; E. Wood-
cock, B.A. A., Wororster Oxford; C. B. Bowiby,
8.A., St. John's College, Cam , by letters dimissory
from the Bishop of Peterborough.
By the:Bishop erg SALIIIIICHT, at We Cathedral :—Drecons
—T. B. Bochum, B.A. Exeter College, Oxford ; 0. B.
Southwell, 8.A., Trinity bollepmbridge ; F. J. Motile,
BA., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge; W. D. Walks,
8.A., Worcester CollermiDeford ; J. G. Devils, B.A.
Christ'. College, Cs= ; R. J. Allen, Balliol
Coe, Ozierd ;F. 8. ors., Theological Associate of
Ki4s College, London ; H. C. Palmer, 8.A., Sidney
Sussex College, Combeidge ; J. R. Shsw, BA., St. John's
?gel; J. ?mirth H.A., Bessemer College,
ato. J. F. Illon+pnlery. Liveutlate lo
Th , Unieenity College, Durham ; W. L. Lewis,M.A.,
Trinity Oxford ; E. Hoskins, M.A., Exeter Coei.
Oxford; J. . Waugh, 8.A., Trinity College, Ox ;
B. Leethes, M.A., Jesus College, Cambridge; D. H. Salter,
Jame College, Cambridge; R. E. Richards, MA.,
Trinity College, Cembridge ; A. B. Moonset, 8.A., Em-
manuel College, Cambridge ; J. T. Payee, MA., Trinity
College, Cambridge ; M. W. Stagg, Theological Amoebae of
King's College, London.
By the Bishop of WIXCHZ/ITII, in the chapel in Farnham
Cam.* Surrey :—Deacene—lf. H. &Pie, 8.A., Sc. Peter's
College, Cambridge ; W. 0. Box, St. Bees' Collee, Cum-
berland ; W. B. Church, M.., Trio College, C,ambridge;
E. B. C. Churchill, 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford_;
T. it.
Clark, 8.A., Bressnose C Oxford ; 0. Collins, 8.A.,
Si. Catherine'sT. Evens, St. Aldia's
College, Birkenhead ; T. L. O. DaTiol, 8.A., Enter Col-
lege, °refold ; B. filches% 8.A., Exeter College, Oxford;
W. T. Jones, 8.A., Pembroke College Oxford; C. T.
Mayo, MA.,13•11i0l College, Oxford; A. H. Newland, 8.A.,
Trinity College, Dublin; J. B. Patch, 8.A., Merton College,
Oxford ; T. K. Weathsehead, 8.C.L., Si. John's College,
Cambridge ; E. C. Wickham, B.A. New College, Oxford.
Priests—eve. T. W. J. Blake, M.A., Queen's College,
Oxford ; A. Cay, Aseociate of King's College, London ; J. H.
Masters, 8.A., Emmanuel College, Cambridge ; R. J.
Mooyeret. 8.A., Trinity College. Cambridge; D. E. Norton,
M.A.., Oriel College, Oxford ; W. H. Tribe, BA., Write=
College, Oxford ; W. Tringhem, 8.A., St. John's College,
Oxford ; J. Turner, Associate of King's College, London ;
C. T. With" B. A. Exeter College, Oxford ; J. B. W.
W 8.A., Worcester College, Oxford ; A. Wood,
8.A., Trteitj College, Cambridge.