The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-17 00:00:00

UNIVERM'Y 12i'71ELLIVENCE.

CIAMBRIDOMa Our. 16.
RiNIoNATION OP THE RITZKEND TUB RZOIfi-
MST. —The Rev. Joseph Romilly, of Trinity College,
who has held this responsible arid dignified office Uwe 1832,
bee this day publicly informed the members of the senate
of his istentioit to resign the same at Christmas next.
It need hardly be added that this fact has already °cm.
dosed a universal firebug of regret amongst the resident
members of the University, • feeling which it may wifely
be presaged will be shared Icy all who had any experience of
Mr. Hominy's admirable buaioess qualities, oombined with
that courtesy and urbanity which lead *itch • charm to the
occupants of high office.
Mr. Romilly graduated as fourth wrangler in 1813, the
year that Sir Jhhn Herschel. afterwards Master of the
Mint, was senior; the late DIM of Ely (Dr. Peacock),
mooed ; and the late Astresomer Royal at the Cape of
deed Hope (Fellows), third ; these names being followed
by many illustrious is University annals, as the late
Downing Professor of Isom (Dr. Amos), the late Regius
Professor of Hebrew, iftrietha Advocate, and Principal of
Bishop's College. Calcutta (Dr. Mill); the present aster
of the Temple (Dr. Robinson') ; the late Professor &hair
Meld ; Dr. Carr (late Bishop of Bombay), he.
ELUTION OF liASTra AT SAINT CATIIA RIF ea. —At •
meeting of the governing body of this society. held this
monk's, the Rev. Charles Kirkby Robinson, M.A., Fellow
(22nd Wrangler, 1849), was elected to the Headship, ren-
dered vacant by the election of Dr. Philppooeet to the bishopric
of Worcester. A canonry in Norwich Cathedral is annexed
to the mastership. The perpetual curacy of Bt. Andrew
the Lees. larabridge (pekoes, trustees). i Taoist by Mr.
Behioses's spopeistmot. Mr. Itchiness aerated edl the
MetaW pelmels 1214 far the best &NT es some
saWeet ecoseeled with the pri.paptlw et the Chocel.
Wont wile= eurtioas, in India sod other parte
the booth's

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ble intensity oeeahuog the river oa Tueedey morning, aces-
siooing several coUiiar, co. of *bath nearly resulted is
the ions of Ave by.., the skiff in which they were going a
to work a venal out, off Rotherbithe.wall, Laving been eat
down to the water's edge by a collier brig, the men being
precipitated hate the river, sod with ninth difficulty saved.
The large steam vessels were obligati to brine up at Bleck-
wall, aid much confusion prevailed at the dock entraps's,
where cereal collisions occurred, and ranch damage to
app, riggiag, bulwarks, kr-, was ocoasiorsed.
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