The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-06 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, June 5.
SIDNEY 81789 EX COLLEGE. —Mr. George Hanslip
Hopkins, who took his degree as fifteenth wrangler, 1863,
was yesterday elected a Fellow of Sidney Susses.

TANCRED STUDINISH/PIL —At a meeting of the governors
and trustees of Tanared's Charities, held on Wednesday
last at their clerk's chambers, 28, Lincoln's-inn, Thomas
Wakefield, educated at ipsom College, was elected to a
studentship in Phytie at Gonville and Caine College,
Cambridge. At the same meeting, Edmund Robertson,
Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford, was elected toe stu-
dentship in Common Law at Lincoln's-inn,

OXFORD, Jums 5.

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TEL ITinvERISITY PEtzEe.—The following prizes
have been awarded :—Newdegato Rise: subject, " The
Catacombs," John Alexander Stewart, Rector's scholar,
Lincoln College. Latin verse : subject, " Marathon,"John William Sisabridp, scholar of Kew College. Latin
Easay : subject, " Quienium sit mythologies° quern vacant
saentlie utilitaa?" Edward Lee Hicks, 8.A., Fellow of
Corpus Christi College.

Cititsria. PALACE. —Upwards of seven hundred
of the nap/oh * of Messrs. Alloopp and Sons, Burton-on-
Trent, visited the Crystal Palace, yesterday, by an ex-
cursion train leaving Burton at 4 o'clock in the morning
and returning in the evening. This is one of a series of
day excursion trains from &dant parts of the country to
the palace, which will be "tried out to a great extent on
the principal railways during the Handel Festival, sad
will probably be oontinued daring the season. At the
Opera concert this afternoon Malls. Titiens, Signor Mon-
gim, and other artistes of bar Majesty's opera will appear.
The garden and lawn of Rockhilla will be open for pro-
menade. The screen dividing the Tropical department
from the nave has been removed for the rummer season.
The Whitsuntide amusements which have attracted
ninety thousand visitors this week ars to be continued
until Thursday next.

THE TRAINING-SHIP WORCESTER AT ERRE.
—His Graos the Duke of Northumberland will dis-
tribute the prises to the cadets on board the Thames
Marine Officers Training•ship Worcester, off Erith, on the
73rd inst. This year, for the first time, her Most Gracious
Majesty tha Queen's two prizes will be ' given and in future
they will be annual. T,, ,se consist, first, of s gold medal,
which is given by her Majesty to encourage the boys to
acquire and maintain the qualities which will make the
finest sailor. Thew consist of cheerful submission to
superiors' self respect and independenoe of character,
kindness and protection to the weak, readiness to forgive
offence, desire to conciliate the differences of others, and
above all, fearless devotion to duty and unflinching truth-
fulness. And secondly, a binocular glass with a suitable
inscription, and a sum of 361, to the boy who shall have
obtained the naval cadetship given by the Admiralty. The
Palmerston saloon steamboat has been engaged by the
committee, as well as a special train from Charing-crow, to
take their friends on board the Worcester on that day,
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