The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-23 00:00:00

FINAL PUBLIC EXAMINATION IN THEOLOGY.

EXAMINERS.
The Professor of Divinity.
The Rev. John Caudill, B.D.
The Rev. John Carr, M.A. •
Allen, George S., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Bent, Frederic C. H., University College
Brice, George E., B.A. University College
Booth, George, E., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Falconer, David R., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
"Fisher, Andrew, Bishop eosin's Hall
Johnson, John, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Jowitt, John H., 8.A., Bishop Cosin's Hall
Joyce, Henry M., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Kenyon, John, Bishop eosin's Hall
Kingston, John, Bishop eosin's Hall
Lazenby, Matthew, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Lee, Rev. Henry, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Lloyd, George N., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Loy, James, Bishop eosin's Hall
Luard, Arthur C., B A., University College
Lynda, Timothy Gascoigne, University College
Mayor, William, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Mundy, Rev. Thomas, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Needham, Rev. J. T., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Parker, John, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Procter, Lovell J., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Richardson, Jos. G., 8.A., Bishop Cosin's Hall
Richmond, W. H., 8.A., University College
Robinson, Henry, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Smeeth, William P., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Winscom, Richard T., 8.A.,, University College
Wood, Edm., 8.A., University College
PRIZE MEN.
First Year—Allen, Geor;,--,e S., 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's
Hall
Second. Year—Loy, James, Bishop Cosin's Hall -
At a Convocation holden on Tuesday, Juno 19, the follow-
ing Degrees were conferred :
M.D. by Diploma.
Edward Charlton, Lecturer in the Principles and Practice
of Physic in the Newcastle-on-Tyne College of Medicine in
connection with the University
Thomas Humble, Lecturer in Materia Medica and Thera-
peutics in the same college
Thomas Michael Greenhow, Fellow of the Royal College
of Surgeons

3i. A. by Diploma.
Ralph Lindsay, F.S.A., Founder of the Lindsay Scholar-
ship in the University

M.A.
Rev. John Fairbairn Johnson, 8.A., University College
Rev. George Prince Hall, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Rev. Thomas Mundy, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Rev. Chas. B. Haslewood, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Rev. Harry Vane Russell, 8.A., University College
Rev. Charles Johnstone, 8.A., University College
Rev. Christopher Holme, 8.A., University College
Rev. Henry Lee, BA:, Bishop Hatfield's Hall

Honorary. M.A.
George Rumker, Observer in the University
B.A.
Hon. George Wm. Bourke, University College
William Kuowlson, University College
William James Serjeantson, University College
Ralph Proud, Bishop Cosin's Hall
George Hinde Toppin, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Charles Best Robinson, University College
Francis Walsham, University College •
The following were admitted tobe Licentiates in Theology:—
William Philip Smeeth, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
William Hall Richmond, 8.A., University College
George Samuel Allen, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
John Parker, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
George Edward Booth, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
George Edward Brice, 8.A., University College
Frederic Shelley Cuyler, 8.A., University College
Richard Thomas Winscom, 8.A.,, University College
Arthur Charles Luard, 8.A., University College
Edmund Wood, 8.A., University College
John Henry Jowitt, 8.A., Bishop Cosin's Hall
John Kenyon, 8.A., Bishop Cosin's Hall
George Newton Lloyd, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Joseph George Richardson, 8.A., Bishop eosin's Hall
Rev. John Jas. Needham, 8.A., Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Lovell James Procter, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Timothy Gascoigne Lynde, University College
David Richard Falconer, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
John Johnson, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
John Kingston, Bishop Cosin's Hall
James Loy, Bishop Cosin's Hall
Andrew Fisher, Bishop Cosin's Hall
Matthew Lazenby, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
William Mayor, Bishop Hatfield's Hall .
Henry Robinson, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
Frederic Charles Howard Bent, University College
Henry Morrogh Joyce, Bishop Hatfield's Hall
The Warden, on the part of the Dean and Chapter, nomi-
nate i the Rev. Joseph Waite, M.A., to be a member of,
Senate.
The Rev. John Pedder, M.A., and the Rev. J. J. Hornby,
M.A., were nominated by the Warden, on the part of the
Dean and Chapter, and approved by the House, to be Proc-
tors for the ensuing year.
The Professor of Astronomy, with the concurrence of the
Curators of the Observatory, nominated Albert Marth to be
Observer, in the place of George Rumker, M.A. who has
accepted an appointment in the Observatory at liamburgh.
The nomination was approved by the House.
The following were nominated by tho Warden, and ap-
proved by the House, for their respective offices :
Examiners in Mathematics in Michaelmas Terra.
The Professor of Mathematics.
The Principal of Bishop Hatfield's Hall
The Rev. Wm. Hedley, M.A., University Coll., Oxford.
Examiners of Theological Students of Ist year.
The Principal of Bishop Cosiu's Hall
The. Rev. H. F. Longo, M.A.
Examiners of the Ist and 2d year in Arts.
Tho Principal of Neville's Hall
The Rev. Edward Parry, M.A.
Robert Hayward, M.A.
Examiners of Medical Students of the Ist year.
The Principal of Bishop Hatfield's Hall
The Rev. R. H. Blakey, M.A.
C.urator of the Museum.
0. Cambridge, University College.
A Grace was passed for setting the University seal to a legal
instrument called a deedpoll, assigning the new building in the
Bailey to the use of the officials of the Palatinate and the See,
in lieu of the Exchequer buildings.
On the recommendation of the Examiners in Arts, the Van
Mildert Scholarship has been assigned to
Charles John Robinson, University College.
The Gisborne Scholarship has been assigned to
William Joseph Thompson, of Bishop Hatfield's Hall.
The following prizes have been. adjudged :
BISHOP OF DURHAM'S PRIZES.
Latin Prose. -

John Dixon Hepplo, University College.
Proxim6 accessit James Langton Clarke, University College.

Latin Verse.

Thomas Poster Dodd, University College.
ProxhQ accessit Anselm Turner, University College.
junior Hebrew Prize.
Robert Hutton, Bishop Hatfield's Hall.
The Warden and Senate have announced that they will
proceed to the election of two fellows on Thursday, Novem-
ber 1, 1855 ; and that all candidates must signify their inten-
tion to the Warden on or before the Ist of October.

• ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.—The Worcester Adminis-
trative Reform Association have determined to call upon
the members for that city not to apply for the gift of any
Government office unless willing themselves to Le
responsible for the capacity and merit of the candidate
they recommend. A memorial to this effect has been
prepared, which the electors will be solicited to sign,
awl every person who does sign it will aho be pledged
by it not to ask for faVoiirit of this kind at the hands o
their reprelqiutatives, except upon a similar understanding.'