The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 7.
JESUS COLLEGE.—This morning Mr. Edward Addams
Williams, 8.A., of this college, who was the only candi-
date, was elected a scholar on the South Wales foundation.
CLASS MEN UNDER MOPEII4,.TOILEI.--The follow* are
the candidates for classes, under the Moderation Examiners,
arranged under respective Colleges and Halls, viz. :
Christ Church. —Andrews, S.; Blunt, A. C.; Mayo, R.;
Oswald, H. ; Rocke. A.; Rowley, R.
New College.—Bennett, G. ; Gordon, H. D.; Grant, E.
P. ; Pode, J. d. ; Price, G. F.
Wadham College.—Bigsby, H. J. • Griffith, C.; Haring-
ton, H. ; Minchin, H. ; Walker ?W.
Oriel College.—Caird, H. G. • Christie, W.; Garatt,
C. F. ; Peile, J. B. ; Witherby, W. 13.
Queen's College.—Capes, W. Thornton, S.
University College.—Clayton, W. ; Fitzwygram,
Balliol College.—Cordery, J. • Huntley, R. F. ; Mont.
gomerie, F. M. B. ; Newman, W. L. ; Shepherd, J. G. ;
Wright H.

Trinity College.— Cunningham, H. S. ; Darner, L. D.
G. D. ; Moule, H. M. ; Sandford, J. D.
Exeter College.—Douglas, W. ; Good, C.; Harris,
G. C. ; Hinchen, T. L. ; Lestrange, A. G. K. ; Richey,
J. B. ; Robinson, H. H. ; Stone, H. ; Turner, C.
Merton College.—Hawkins, J. B.
Lincoln College.—Hicks, J. P.
St. John's College.—Hill, E. ; West, T.
Pembroke College.—Horn, G. T. ; Wallage, C. H.
Jesus College.—Morris, A.

SwaynCorpus Christi College..—Nutt, J. G. ; O'Neil, J. R. ;
e, W.
Brasenose
Magdalen Hall.— College Price, G. .—Pott, F. • W Stiles, P. C. Walford, C.

CAMBRIDGE, NOV. 7.
ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE.—The undermentioned students
have this day been elected scholars of this society :—J. F.
Wilkinson, Foley, Falkner, Sampson, Grabham, Jescol),
Hutchinson, Capel, Bates, J. T. Moore, Birch, Smethurst,
Marton, Cutler, J. A. Collins, J. Wright, sen., Carter,
Snow, Barlow, Haycock, Gorst, Ber, Dixon,agshawe,
Hill, Ford, A mbery.
CRANE'S CHARITY.—The trustees of Crane's Charity for
the rebel of sick scholars have given notice that they in-
tend meeting at Trinity-hall-lodge, on Tuesday, the 15th
inst., at ten o'clock, to consider and determine the claims
of applicants for the benefit of this charity. The applica-
tions of scholars must be made by the tutors of their re-
spective colleges, and contain full particulars both of
tit
medical charges and of the circumstances of the applicants.
The grants will be confined to such charges as have been
incurred during the half year immediately preceding the
meeting.

DURHAM.
The following degrees have been conferred :
MASTER OF ARTS.—The Rev. W. Whyatt, 8.A., Bishop
Hatfield's Hall, curate of St. Peter's,Leeds ; the Rev. J.
Dodd, 8.A., University College. The Rev. H. Holden,
H.A. of Balliol College, Oxford, head master of the Cathe-
dral Grammar School, has been admitted ad eundem..
BACHELOR OF ARTS.—H. Buck Keene, University Col-
lege ; W. H. Lukin and T. Birth, Bishop Hatfield's Hall.
The Rev. R. Chaffer, Mr. J. H. CST, and Mr. C. Colling-
wood, all of University College, have been elected Fellows.
The Rev. the Professor of Divinity has been appointed
Sub-Warden of the University.
The following scholars have been appointed :—Knowlson,
University College Clarke, University College; Thornton,
Bishop Hatfield's Hall, to open scholarships. Wearing
and Walsnare have been elected on the Chapter Founda-
tion ; Austin and Brown on the Pemberton Foundation.
The examination of candidates for King's scholarships
in Durham School will take place in the Chapter-room, on
Saturday, Nov. 2G, when seven scholars will be elected to
supply the present vacancies.

LfoOrNtDheONac.aderaioaa
council held
The Saturday last:
year 1853-54, n
ed
three Andrews' scholarships as follows :
CfiOrsLtLsEesGsiEo,n
They,avrArdi
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE,
awarded
Mr. Thomas Savage ; the secoid, 45/., to
The firs, . - •• B. William l3 Jones ; the third, 451., to Mr. William M.
Mr. Examiners—The Professors of Latin, Greek,
BomPas• •
to
mathematics, and Naral Psophy ; for the council,
mr. George Long, classics ; Ilr_. hJil J. oR. Young, mathematics.
They received notice from Mr. Roger Gadsden, of the
investment, in the name of the college, in the month of
July lastnd-, of
ua her Liston Medal Fund, of 2921. 9s. 3d.
Three-and-a per Cents.; and were informed that
the die had been executed by Mr. Leonard Wyon, at the
expense of the subscribers.
The medal (value 81.) with, on one side, the head of the
late Mr. Liston, on the other, the following inscription,
" Clinices Chirurgiem inter Alumnos, Coll. Univ. Lond.
Peritissimo," was produced. It was awarded to Mr.
Sampson Gamgee. Examiners ; Professor Erichsen and
Mr. John Marshall.
Fellowses clinical gold medals were awarded to Mr.
George Buchanan and Mr. Frederick W. Sayer. DE-
auliners : Professor Parkes, M.D., Walshe, M.D., Garrod,
M.D.

The following prizes, awarded at the end of the last
session, not before announced, were reported :
The Williamson prize of 501., for the most successful
experimental research undertaken in the Birkbeek labors-
to Mr. Arthur Winkler Wills.—Botany : Gold medal, Mr.
A. 0. Black ; silver Mr. J. G. Blake.—Pathological
ana-
tomy—Gobi medal, Mr. G. Buchanan ; silver, Mr. iv •
de Tunzelmann.—Midwifery : Gold medal, Mr. F. G.
Clarkson ; silver (veg.), Mr. S. Nesfield, Mr. H. Edwards.
—Medical jurisprudence : Gold medal, Mr. F. G. Clark-
son.—Materia medica : Gold medal, Mr. W. P. Jones ;
first silver, Mr. J. B. Scurrah : second silver, Mr. J.
Fawens.
At the close of the last session six former students of
the college, who had graduated with honours at the Uni-
versity of London, were appointed by the council fellows
of the college, viz.—Edward. Ballard, M.D., John To
M.D. (physician to the Wolverhampton Hospital),
William Ridout Wills, B.A. solicitor, Charles Someeton,
B.A, Robert Nicholas Fowler, M.A., and John Hutton
Taylor, AL,A., barriatovat-law.