The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-02 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

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CASIMIIIOE, MAWS I.—The Syndicate appointed en
the 'fib sit. tor the followisg among other purposes, vix.,te
"confer with the authcrities of the town respecting the
contribution paid by the university under the Cambridge 1
Improvement Acts, and »sporting the maintenance end
management of the borough police torte, with the view of
effecting a more ssusfactory arrangement in both these mat. I
tars," have made a report to the Senate:—That they have
had conferences with committees appointed to meet the i
Syndicate by the council of the borough, and by the Cam-
bridge Improvement Commissioners respectively. That,
having carefully considered the several points involved,
rooonimend the Senate to sanction the certain heads of .
agreenneat, as between the university and the town. ;
Some of these recommendations are se follows :
The university to contribute one third of the expanses of
maintaining the borough police force. The veimegesest of
the police to be Tested in a board collimate of members of
the university sad of the town, the former being appointed
is a manner to be approved by the senate; and their rem».
live numbers Wag proportionate to the suits contributed by
the university and the town towards maintaining the police.
Upon any breach of the peace, disturbance, or other offence
short of felony being committed by a student of the univer-
sity any police officer to take the person charged with the
offence to his college or lodgings, and to release him on the
porter of the college or keeper of the lodging-house
giving to him the name and college of the person so
offending, and becoming responsible for hie appearance to
answer any charge that may be preferred against him. If
the student so offending refuse to give the name of his col-
lege, or to state where he lodges, he must be taken to the
police station. Such person, however, to be released on ap-
lication of his tutor, or of one of the proctors of the univer-
sity, the tutor or proctor becoming responsiblefor his appear-
*ace to answer any charge that may be preferred spinet
him. Penaliies not exceeding ten pounds in each case to be
inflicted if a student gives a false descrivion of Wessel/ to
the police, or does not appear when an undertaking hubs»
given to answer any charge that may be preferred against
him. The university to contribute a reasonable sum towards
the expense of obtaining the enactments necessary to any
the foregoing arrangements into effect.
A meeting of the town council will be held on the 12th
inst to decide whether the agreement shall be ratified on
behalf of the borough.

Bev. F. W. Belisha, to Bartley P.C., Northumberland ;
alai, 841.; ;Wren, Doke of Northumberland.
Rev. C. Jones, to be Custos of the College of Vicars,
Raeford.
M.. B. Brasher, B A., to be Second Master of King Ed-
ward's Grammar School, Lichfield.
OILDIMATIOX.—Oa Sunday, the 24th of February. the
Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man held an ordination in the
parish church of Lertyre, when Robert Airy, and Henry
Hardy, literates, were admitted deems, and since licensed,
the forma curate of Lie:ayes, and the latter curate of Turby.