The Sun.
London, England, 1855-05-24 00:00:00

CORK AND BANDON.

The adjourned meeting of this company was held yes-
terday at the office, 17, Gracechurch•street ; Major-
General Cbatterton in the chair.

The CHAIRMAN stated that the proposed new board of
directors had consented to undertake the management of
the company's affairs upon the terms stated in the report
of the ueputation of the proposed directors, dated the
19th inst. He was glad to be able to state that influential
meetings of the shareholders had been held in Dublin,
London, Bristol, and Liverpool, at which propositions
were submitted for extricating the company from its
perilous position, and were unanimously and cheerfully
adopted. A considerable amount of the new preference
shares had been taken up, and the directors strongly
urged upon the proprietors the necessity of taking up
their proportion of the new capital, which could alone
insure the salvation of their steadily improving pro-

perty.
Mr. Won, the secretary, read the report of the depu-
tation of Dublin shareholders.

Resolutions were passed adopting the report and
pledging the shareholders to assist in carrying out the
financial scheme fnr placing the company in a sound

position.
The tuteting then aljorsued to the 4th of July next.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY 23.
The following class-list was this day issued by the
Examiners in the School of Liter Humaniores. Those
marked with an asterisk obtained first &asses in the
classical examination before Moderators; those marked
t are honorary fourths :
CLASS I.
*Jet-Blake, Thomas, University College.
*Miorris, Lewis' Jesus College.
*Sandford, John D., Trinity College.
Stokoe, Thomas H., Lincoln College.
*Wollaston, William M., Trinity Colley.
CLASS 11.
Cave, Lewis W., Lincoln College.
Harington, Herbert 8., Wadham College.
Meadows, Douglas S., Pembroke College.
*Middleton, John D., Corpus Christi College.
O'Neill, John R., Corpus Christi College.
Phillips, Henry J., University College.
*Pickard, Henry A., Christ Church.
Short, Walter F., New College.
Walford, Charles, Brasenose College.
West, Thomas E., St. John's College.
CLASS 111.
Bartram, Edward, Pembroke College.
Duncombe, William, Brasenose College.
Fisher, Wilfred, Christ Church.
Gariatt, Charles F., Oriel College.
Kingsford, Hamilt in, Worcester College.
Marriner, William, Lincoln College.
Mayo, Robert, Christ Church.
Minchiu, Harry H., Wadham College.
Rowley, Richard, Christ Church.
Smith, Robert F., Lincoln College.
CLASS IV.
tßurrough, John, Queen's College.
Dickinson, Frederick 8., Brasenose College.
1-Fitz Wygram, Loftus, University College.
tHigstou, Francis, Exeter College.
'Towson, Francis, Lincoln College.
Kane, James P., Trinity College.
+Rice, Charles H., St. John's College.
Upton, James R., Exeter College.
1-Wallace, Charles H., Pembroke College.
W. E. JELF,
T. CHAFFERS, Examiners.
W. C. LAKE,
H. L. MANSEL,

CAMBRIDGE, MAT 23.
At a congregation held this day the following degrees
were conferred :

BACHELORS OF DIVINITY.
The Rev. Joseph Oldham, St. John's College.
BACHELORS OF LAWS.
Charles Saunders Wheeley, Clare Hall.
James Henry Beresford Harris, Sidney College.
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Abel Smith, Trinity College.
Charles Edward Ricketts Robinson, Trinity College,
Edward John Bell, St. Catherine's Hall.
Henry Welch Garrett, St. Catherine's Hall.
George Knox, Sidney College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Archibald John Scott Milman, Trinity College.
William Tinniswood, Clare Hall.
John Bolton, Pembroke College.
Harry Charrington Fisher, Jesus College.

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