The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-11 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMIIRIDOB, DKr. lA.
At a congregation this day, being the last of term, the
undermentioned &wrens WIT, conferred :
1.1-1).-John Mortimore Tandy. St. Peter's College.
M.D. Thomas Trollops., Fend:coke, l'huirum Clifford
Allaitt, Cain..
Usyinsul Monis, St. Peter'a ; Samuel Wayland KO,
shaw, Et. John's; Fr ilk. Wm. Reynolds, Cams ; Willmm Sat -
terley lord. Miunlateue ; licnry Churl. Bowker, Wm. Fenno"
Fran*, and Edward Paget asilshy, Emmanuel.
M.0.-John By Irlt, r Ward, and Joseph °edge, Coins.
B.A Frosn t lie Mot al ti
a 1 -Elkanah Armitage,
Trinity; Hastings l'hilip Elwin, St. Catharine's ; 4/00111121. Fay*
Trinity Hall; Unary k.ut, Tnnity ; John Brown, Pembroke;
Ravines tuft btganut, Trinity: Willem Tritium*, ;Arthur
Cos, Trinity ; A. Douirlsa On, St. John's; and Wallwyw Pryer
Burnett bloph. ail, JeK4lll.(From the Applied tkienoes Trirseil -
Lord Sarktille Aitliur Cecil, and Ilertry Ittrkett Tomer, Trinity ;
lacinsa Edwin Chalk* Robot Plow, Charles Pepper,
and James Edward Lloyd, Trinity ; and William Wilke.% I:uclt,
131. JUi/11'1..
A 111.1,10 MCI rNI ii.—(Examined and Approved.) - Pied Cias. :
Lord Back rills. Arthur Cecil, Trinity. Second Class : H. It.
Turner, Trinity. -J. C. Williams Ellis, Kidney, and Tiomma Dale,
Triad y, I`IIIMiIIITP.
VA,ANT ..T—TM• lot,otatiott to the rectory of
Ashby, with the vicarage of Silverley 4icar NewmorkeL., now
tai ant. ham Ispaed to tin unior rsity in eon-N0.11.v .1 the dis-
qualification of the Intro, who is a nom in catholic. Tlk•
Vise-Chann-llor ham sit en notice that the fleet ion of a clerk to
la. plesnited to the said vicalage will take place .at Friday,
February n, at tin o'cl.s-k in the morning. Candidates are re-
qui ati d to communicate their named to the Viec-Cluirnvllor on or
la-fore Friday. January The groan value of the preferment is
t it:Sand house. Population' O.
Tom CROMOK VIZSIT R51111..--TIL. e4410131,11ip has
been adjudged to lb nry chill Gwatkin, B.A. of St. John's
College.

OXFORD, DC,. Its
In a congregation holden this morning at 10 o'clock,
following degree. wen! tionfrind :
11.4 Toy IM DIVINITV.--Fr. dffirk 1411311(., Magdalen fldl.
ik•crokig 31).1.14-I.lr. Silby (lurch, Chriat
Miti.l4 Wilhatil
and William Henry Corked, Petiilrokc(7olloge.
Illaartiut VV Arra.— Rev. George Henry W. Broinflild, and
Etv.tbarlco Twining Boyd, Univeniity ; ltcv. Enikinc William
Knoll. bil gtonclo twr blawrd ItrnArnow;
&Wiltn) Mid own, Trinity ; and William Edward Layton,
st. Alban Loll.

14T. PANCRAS MEDICAL OFFICER OF HEALTH.—
The election to this post, vacant by the death of Dr. Hit-
her, takes piece on Monday next, and is in the hands of
the vestry. There are several candidates, the best knowa
'Whig Mr. %etten Radcliffe, Dr. Stevenson, and Mr. Dol-
mans's Squire. Mr. Radcliffe has bad long experience as
a medical inspector to the Privy Council. Dr. Stevenson,
we believe, is highly qualified in chemistry. It is very
much to be hoped that the vestry will not allow private
influence to interfere with their election of a thoroughly
competent off air to this important post.
TITS FATAL ELECTION RIOTB AT NEWPORT.—
The inquest touching the death of Mrs. Mary Drone, who
was killed during the late election riots, was resumed yes-
terday at the Queen's Hotel, Newport, before Yr. W. H.
Brewer, coroner for the district. The jury desired to ex-
mem their deep. sympathy with the bereaved family, but
they were tuzanimoualy of opinion that the deceased was
accidentally killed by • bayonet wound received in •
charge of • division of the Tad Royal Welsh Fusiliers,
under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Bell, the said
eharo beteg made for the purpose of dispersing a riotous
and dieordedy mob; and the jury are of opinion Unit no
blame whatever attaches to military ; and they con-
sider that but for the humanity and discretion evinced by
Colonel Bell, much more serious consequences must have
ensued.
ADMIRALTY, Dxc. 10.—Arroarnarrs.—Navi-
gating ents-Lieutenant Robert Harwood, to the Victory,
as asperwrosrery Amistaest-P=ere Rd ward W.
Newewheas, to the RaUDinelsen Topping,seootiotte
Resewei; Surgeons Fredsrlsk Maw, to
Hasa" Radios., additional, to the Ariadas • Assistant-
rgre P. M. Beyle, to the ; Edward
'boy e, to the F • Dr. IL J. Butler, to the Chatham
Minns Division ; Acting Aselatant-Ilargeose Thomas L.
Horner to the Cossack • Charles Modem, tote
_ Duke
of W ; Cieerge.Moriook, to the Dessattees; Dr.
IL A. Mowll, to As Rioalkat ; and Witness Toms

CITTIa JUIPSICI 41830.WATION.

Teeterdap a meefiegof this aseosiatiOm wan held
at did laliebury Hotel, Mr. /own Owing in this
TM Ciammaw, is spading the peessedkages eluded in
the past exerticem of the -aiseelatios, whisk are folly de.
tailed in the sodare apart, read by Mr. Waller,
secretary. The fwbsg resolution@ were unaisiessndy
adopted :" 1. That with a view to poem the rellerellin
of cattle plague and Ober emissions dimness, it is de.
drab's that statutory ementemods should be substituted
for orders in ersral That %ie l meeting is of °pion
..•. ..• olowanlol 4..14 i. IMAM
without effective isgislatson upon the subject of the
foreigncattle trade, and that immediate steps
should be takes by the Home Cattle Defence
Association to effect that object. 3. That the
members of the association be requested to bring
their inevunce to bear upon their local representatives
and those of other mmelitemecies, and to obtain finan-
cial support in aid of this important object" The first
of these was moved by Mr. M'Combte, M.P., who re-
marked that he heartily concurred in it, and that the sub-
Fct was one in which he took a deep interest. Mr. J. V.
Fowler, in seconding it, called attention to the announce-
ment in the Berlin Vaal Jseressi, aa quoted in
the Espress of Saturday lad, that the rinderpest had
made its appearance in Kahsch and Lublin, and pointed
out, with a view of giving confidence to the breeders of
home stock, the neossy of permanent legislatiou in lieu
of present transitory loas in Council. He disclaimed
the use of the word " protection " as applicable to the
home stock owners, and asserted that all they asked for
was prrset 'dims from disease. Mr, Yell, M.P.;
in moving the second resolution, observed that
for a length of tins. he had taken an active
past in promoting the object the association has in
view, and though not a member of it he was connected
with a kindred society. On looking over a list of the
committee he recognised several whom he knew amongst
the leading agriculturists of the country, who are of
opinion that legislation is absolutely neoessary, and whose
names would be a sufficient guarantee for the society.
The emaciation might reckon on hie support in parliament.
The resolution was seconded by Mr. larbati, of Teton-
ham-ball, Cheshire. who said he and some of his neigh-
bours had been amongst the heaviest sufferer from cattle
plague. He entertained the strongest opinions as to the
expediency of immediate legislation to preserve the coun-
try from maladies from abroad. But while holding this view
he was quits willing, if necessity should warrant it, to
impose restrictions upon the home stock owner, with a
view to prevent the spread of dine's'. And in this he had
the concutrence of the tenant-farmers of his district,
GOO of whom attended a meeting at which he was
pretest at Crewe, where the subject was discussed.
Mr. C. S. Bead, M.P., in moving the third resolution, urged
the intensity of obtaining support for a
compebensive measure in reference to the foreign cattle
landed at the various ports of the kingdom, and for im-
proving the means of transit through the country of home
cattle. The hon. member alluded in Battering terms to
the services of the Home Cattle Defence Associution, and
appealed to those interested iu its objects to aid it. Mr.
Thomas Twitohell, in seconding the re,olution, esprewsl
Limped wannly in favour of its object. He had already
spoken to his members ut on the subject. and so far from
tting ops aced to legislation, their only objectieu was that
the bill of last serron was not comprehensive enough.
With regard to the financial question, he would bring it
under tl.o notice of his friends, and he had no apprehen-
sion that the as-peal of the association would not be re-
sponded to. The last resolution was also spoken to by
Mr.Acild,of Worslcy, leneash:re, and Mr. Fowler. A
vote of it auks to the chairman, proposed by Mr. tie ,rte
Ui,ben and seconded by Mr. Peek, M.P., concluded the
acceding&

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