The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-22 00:00:00

(Stamped, id. Additions].) (TWOPENCE.

UNIVERSITY INTICLLIGENCE:

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CLAANICAL Ter at, 18131.—Staininers : J. 8. I
Wood, RD., St. John's College ; Edward Balaton, M.A.,
King's College ; W. M. Gomm, M.A., Christ's College ;
W. J. Beaman, M.A.. Trinity College. First Class.-- Ab- !
bott, John's ; •Trevelyao, Trinity ; *Cornish, King's ; I
*Austen Leigh, King's ; Richmond, Peter's ; 'Storr, Tri-
nity Twentymao, Christ's ; *Nicholas, John's ; Stephen-
son, Christ's ; *Forster, Trinity ; *Cobb, Trinity ; *War-
ren, John's • Airy, Trinity. Second Claim—Kitchener,
Trinity ; ionderson, Clore ; •Ilorrett. Kings ; •Whal-
ley, Trinity ; *Bono, John's ; Earle, John's ; Davis,
Cams ; Heeges, John's ; Smith, G., Clare ; *Turnbull,
Trinity ; Edwardsand *lngham, Trinity ; Itaban, Emma-
nuel ; Budd, Pembroke ; •Northey, Trinity ; Channel,
Trinity ; Bushel, John's ; Morley, King's ; Churchill,
John's • ' Athawee, Clare ; Gery„ Emmanuel ; *Dinghy,
Trinity; *Crosse, Trinity ; Twist, Magdalen. Third
Chas.—Taylor, John's ; Brown, John's ; 'Smith, Calus ; •
•Cleasb, Trinity ; Geary, Corpus ; Soya, King's ; Pier-
point, John's ; Waltham, Magdalen ; *Stratton, Cathe-
rine ; Howe, John's ; Valentine, John's ; *Boohoo, Tri-
nity • Dalton, Cain..
At'a congregation this day, the., gentlemen to whose
names an asterisk is prefixed proceeded to their B.A.
degree is due course, as did also Mears. R. C. Barnard, of
Emmanuel; and C. C. To onistid, of Trinity, front the
Natural Sciences Tripes. The undermentioned gentlemen
also graduated :
B.A. (Oontossr).--Charlee De Blois Wisalow,
AD =MD= GRAM:'.—Hugh Allen, 8.D., Trinity Col-
leg Dublin; William Waters Harrison, M.A., Bremner
, Oxford.
Dsnisl Ace, Saint John's College.
A.M.—J. C. Culdham, H. F. Burnaby, G. H.
Evans, J. Y. Ward, King's College ; R. C. Green,
E. A. Hadley, David Banbury, R A. Heywood,
Robert Hudson, H. E. N. Lenny, J. B. M'Clellan,
Joeepb Prior, W. A. Wright, Trinity College ;
E. E. Rogers, F. W. Eispfool, Clare College ; H. J.
Evans, Pembroke College; H. CoUis, C. J. Goody, A. C.
Penton, J. H. Ranking, T. A. Swath, 01101 College ; A.
W. Grafton, Trinity Hall ; C. W. N. Castanee, C. W.
Motile, Corpus Christi College ; 0. B. Baker, E. W. Crab-
tree, J. B. Curtis, St. Catherine's College ; 11. H. • Mullen.,
Jesus College J. P. Noble, Christ's Collage ;E. J. clregery,
T. Hewitt, H. D. Hill, S. laitham, Emmanuel College ; P.
M. Clark, Sidney College.
At the same congregation a grace passed the Senate to
coestitats the Hun. mod Rev. this Master of Magdalen Col-
lege (now Vios-Chancellor) a member of Hotecia's Trust,
vice the Right Rev. Dr. Philoott, Lord Bishop of Worcester.
The Bahasa Professor (Divinity) was appointed of the
Select Preachers Syndicate. The recommendations of the
Law Studies Syndicate (March 11), and the St. Mary's Church
Syndicate (March 13), were oosfinued.
CIANCILLOWS CLASKICAL MEDALLISTS. —The two gold
medals, given annually by hi Royal Highness the Prune
Chancellor to the two commencing Bachelors of Arts who,
having obtained Senior Optinies at least, show themselves
the greatest
is under
in classical learning, have heel this
day adjudged under :-1. Edwin Abbott Abbott, St.
John's' (allege (First Classical Tripp., Seventh Senior
Optinie 1861); 2. Douglas Close Richmond, St Peter's Col-
lege (Fifth Classical Tripes, bracketed Zird Senior Optima
1861).
OXFORD, Mews "1.
Till BIIVIDIter-Cones SCHOLAIISIIIP.—The Viers.
Chancellor has this morning made known the following an-
soaseament, received by him from the electors to this
acholarshiir7r; to " William Boyd Dawkins, 8.A., scholar of
Jesus Co qualified according the statute to be a
candidate or the Bunlett.Coutts Scholarship, has been
duly examined according to the statute, and has satisfied us
that be is deserving the appointment. —Charles Daubeay,
M.D., Professor of Botany ; George Rolleetooe, M.D., Pro-
fessor of Anatomy ; John Phillips, M.A., Professor of
Geology*
In Michaelmas Term, 1860, Mr. Dawkins was awarded
• first claw " J m &Midis Natorali.”

PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEES.
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THE NEW METROPOLITAN NEAT AND OULTRY

On the re-assembling of the members of this irom-
mittee, yesterday, Mr. five in the chair,
Mr. 'indwell, ca.c., mid that the suggestion thrown out
by the committee at the last meeting with reference to • re-
duction of their claim in respect of their portion of the KO.
mods to arise from the sale of the site of Newgatinmarket,
and booms, buildings, and rents, by the Ecclesiastical Com-
missioners and Dean and Chapter of St. Paul's, and that in
the event of the commissioners aLd dean and chapter con-

seating to gessioe ow-fourth part, Wass& at one-halt, as
originally propessd, the onassitese wed. unseat to pass
the bill, diving bee. communicated to those bodies, be bad
to inform the committee that a cannsunicatiou had bees re-
ceived from the secretary to the commissioners st:iting that
be had not been able to obtain the detormkation of the
estates committee on the subject, but he had reason to be-
lieve that they would not feel themselves at liberty to
acquiesce in the auggestion of the committee, or to agree to
soy alterstioo in the terms already proposed. It further
appeared that the estates committee, consisting of the Earl
of Chichester, Bishop of Winchester, Lord Evereley, Mr.
Deaden, and Mr. Bouverie, who inquired into all matters
connected with the property of the ecclesiastical commis-
sion, had not been able to inert since the adjournment of
the committee to take the subject into consideration.
Mr. Packs (a member of the committee)— Then we must
take our own course.

The room was then cleared, and on the readmission of
the
The part Chairman
said the committee bed decided that the
prianble was proved, and the bill fwd.
Mr. Calvert intimated that the opposition on the part of
the salesmen wee withdrawn. _ _

The committee then proceeded with the consideration of
the clauses, inserting in clause 15 a proviso in accordance
with their own euagesticia, limiting the portion of the pro-
ceeds of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners and dean and
chapter tome-fourth ; also giving power to let the site of the
market on budding leases, power to borrow 45,000/., giving
power to Common Council to sdvanee money for the pram.
cution of the undertaking, raising the tolls from one
farthing for every 211 b. to one farthing fur every 141 b., if at
the expiration of five years trout the opening the tolls ale
insufficient to pay the charges, and providing for the
aoooanta to be annually laid beim parliament.

Connirrzza on Nnw RAILWAY& —Yesterday, in
the committee over which the chairman of Ways and
Mesas, Mr. Massey, presides, the following bills were
passed : —Petered°ld Railway (deviation) ; Brighton, Uck-
Ilkild, and Tonbridge Railway, at an estimated expense of
196,0001. ; Tontwidge Railway ; Marlborough Railway, for
a line from the Berks and Meta Extension Railway to
Marlborough, in Wiltshire, at a cost of 45,0001., with power
to borrow 15,0001., and for the Great Western Railway to
subscribe; Belfast and County Down Railway ; Portadown,
Da son, and Omagh Ringlet an estimated expense
of 75,0001. ; Brecon and Merthyr aril Railway (additional
power) ; Wherry Railway ; N Water, and Burton-on-
Trent 'rater. In the Hull Docks committee, Messrs. Har-
rison and Fowler, engineers, and Mr. Lunsden, chairman of
the Hull Chamber of Commerce' were examined against the
measure. The case of the Earl of Wilton, who has land
and collieries in the district, against the Leeds, Bradford,
and Halifax Junction was proceeded with in committee 5 ;
and the OW of the competing line of the Dewsbury, Batley,
Oomersal, and Bradford Railway will be taken to-day. The
consideration of the Oswe•try and Ellesmere lines still occu-
pies the attention of that committee, and the opposition of
the Shrewsbury and Hereford Railway to the proposed new
lines of the Monmouthshire Railway was subject matter of
herby during the day.

THE EDUCATION CONINDIBIONZie REPOZT.—We
understand that the Report of the Royal Commission of
Education is now outlasted by the printers, and that copies
will be delivered to members of parliament before the
Raster reoess. The appendices are not quite ready, but
will be placed in the hands of both houses on re-assembling.
The whole publication runs to ever so many volumes, and
will astonish the weak nerves of gentleman not prepared
to wade through rivers of opinion, seas of fact,
and omens of arithmetic. The commissioners' own
report extends over six or seven hundred peps,
et which the part referring to endowed schools is nr
mowed to be by far the best. The appendices have been
kept waiting for portions of the foreign matter. We believe
that poems who slhiek from the encounter of so voluminous
a MINS will dud the process of dipping in vastly facilitated
by espitular divisions, marginal references, and indices. It is
understood that the report tends to dissipate a number of
fallacies and delusions, and that, while it shows education
to be a great art, but no mystery at all, it exhibits the de-
inimmy as one of quality rather than of quantity, and the
number and miss of the school buildings as amply eoougb,
provided that a better commodity were offered in them.—
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a small tens named Catanzaro, not far from Reggio, one
man sold, in the mouth of February, 55 Bibles aid Testa-
ments, and 397 religions books. —Petrie&
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