The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

PHYSICAL AND HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY.

Mr. George Butler, M.A., late Fellow of Exeter Col-
lege, will, by permission of the Vice-Chancellor and
trustees of the Taylor Institution, deliver a course of lec-
tures on the above subjects, in the lecture-room of the
Taylor Institution, on Wednesdays and Friday% during
the present term, at eight o'clock p.m., to commence on
Wednesday, February 2.
The professor of the Anglo-Saxon proposes during the
present term to lecture on the Ormulum, as a text book
for the transition period of the English language, from
the recent edition of Dr. White. It is also proposed to
open a class for beginners. Gentlemen who desire to
join either of these classes are requested to call on the
Professor at Oriel College, on Tuesday, February 1, be-
tween the hours of one and three.

The Professor of Chemistry will begin his next course
at the new building contiguous to the Botanic Gardens,
on Wednesday, the 2d of February, at eight o'clock in
the evening. These lectures will be continued every
Wednesday and Friday evenings during the present
term, and will principally relate to the chemistry of the
alkalies, earths, and metals. Gentlemen who expect to
require a certificate of attendance must enter their names
in the Professor's book at the commencement of the
course.
Yesterday the Bishop of Winchester, Mr. Sumner,
and Dr. Haggard left Oxford, after having held a visita-
tion of Trinity College. The proceedings were opened
on Tuesday morning by his Lordship's callmg together
the whole of the collegiate body which is upon the
Foundation, in the hall of the College, immediately after
morning prayers in the chapel. For two days without
intermission the President and Fellows have been before
him proposing their difficulties, receiving counsel, read-
ing their, statutes, and examining into their finances. It
is generally understood that the advice which he be-
stowed was sound, practical, and well suited for the
present occasion. New College and Trinity have set an
example which it would be well for other colleges to
follow. The Bishop of Winchester is Visitor of four
other colleges in Oxford besides Trinity, New College,
Magdalen, Corpus, and St. John's, the Heads or Vice-
gerents of which were invited to meet their common
Visitor in the Hall of Trinity College on Tuesday evening.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 28.
B. A. EXAMINATION.

The following list was posted in the Senate-house at
9 o'clock this morning . -
LIST OF HONOURS AT THE BACHELOR OF ARTS' COM-
bIENCESIENT, JAN. 28, 1853.
• MODERATORS.

Charles Frederick Mackenzie, M.A., Caius College.
John Sykes, M.A., Pembroke College.
[NEM.
vI.A., St. Peter's College.
, M.A., Queen's College.
,y the names are bracketed.

William Archer Porter, IV
William Magan Campion,
*** In all cases of equalit:
WBAN(

LEES.

Ds. Sprague, Job.
2 Batty, Emil.
3 Newbery, Joh.
4 Lunn, Joh.
5 Cohen, Magd.
6 Beasley, Joh.
7 Roberts, Corpus
8 Wilson, Trio.
Gisbone, Trin.
Stewart, Pet.
Thorpe, Christ's.
Wilkinson, Corpus.
13 Fleay, Trin.
14 Dully, Cuing
15 Gardiner, Pet.
Fowler, Christ's.
Glynn, Pet.
18 Gedge, Trin.
19 Taylor, Trio.
20 Pope, Sid.

} Kinnear, Christ's.
Powell, Joh.
Ware, Trin.
24 Harrison, Trin.
25 Maclennan, Trin.
26 Morgan, Jesus.
27 Charters, Joh.
Brittan,l Joh.
Pike, i Trin.
Autridge, John's.
Dicey, Trin.
Johnson, Christ's.
33 Heppel, Joh.
34 Butler, Christ's.
35 Bebb, Joh.
36 Walker, Jesus.
87 Fortey, Jesus.
38 Barnes, Trin.
Haviland, 1 Joh.
Smith, E. M. i Trin.
41 Green, Sid.
OPTIMES.

SENIOR

Ds. Doman, Emm.
43 Hart, Emm.
44 Kirby, Joh.
45 Ewbank, Caius.
46 De Quetteville, Pet.
47 Helme, Trin.
48 Price, Joh.
49 Litchfield, Trin.
50 Harvey, Trin.
51 Sweeting, Joh.
52 Stone, Trin.
53 Wells, Caius.
54 Reece, Emm.
55 Kingston, Caius.
56 Humphreys, Caius,
57 Newman Joh.
58 Paul, Trin.
59 Tiarks, Joh.
60 Croad, Trin.
Lowe, Trin.
Walker, J. Trin.
63 Scott, Trin.

64 Babington, Trin.
65 O'Brien, id.
66 Hopwood, Joh.
67 Bradly, Joh.
68 Suter, Trin.

Blackader, ) Joh.
Healy Emm.
71 Dent, Trin.
Diller, I Emm.
Hubbard, Caius.
Johnson, F.W. ( Trim
Mason, S Emm.
76 Wentworth, Trin.
77 Moorhouse, Joh.
78 Craven, Trim

Rolland, Trin.
Carey, Trin.
81 Smallpieee, Joh.
82 Craycroft, Trin.
83 Hig,hton, Joh.
84 Ray, Magd.

JUNIOR

Ds. Griffith, Caius.
86 Smith, Caius.
87 Pierpoint, Joh.
88 Johnson, Caius.
89 Blakiston, Trin.
90 Lefevre, Trin.
91 Windham, Trin.
92 Robinson, Joh.
93 Plowman, Trin.
94 James, Kings.
95 Ogden, Joh.
96 Ayerst, Caius.
97 Clementson, Pemb.
98 Willey, Caius.
99 Francis, Christ's.

OPTISIES.
Atkinson, Trin.
Cooper, C Joh.
119 Philipson, Joh.
120 Doyle, Christ's.
121 Bathurst, Trin.
122 Williams, Joh.
123 Budge, Trin.

Cole, Caius.
102 Smyth,Gray,
Bower, Clare.
Holbrow, Pemb.
105 Musgrave, Trin.
106 Dowson, Queen's.
107 Semple, Trin.
108 Molesworth, Joh.
109 Royston, Trin.
110 Tearle, Trin. Hall.
111 Calvert, Joh.
112 Atcheson, Trin.
113 Heilbronn, Pemb.

Coates, i Pemb.
Daniel, i Corpus.
116 Holden, Trin. Hall.

XGROTAT.--Jol:

held on Saturday, Jan., 29,
ith the exception of a few
.te fulfilled their academical

124 Kay—, Joh.
125 Leaver, Caius.
126 Stockdale, Cath.
127 Riley, Caius.
128 Whalley, Magd.
Burden, Joh.
Morris, C Trin. H.
131 Smith, G. E., Trin.
132 Clarke, Joh.
133 Biddle, Trio.
134 Galion, Trin.
135 Rhodes, Trin.
136 Molesworth, Christ's.
137 Fowler, Sid.
138 Lee, Cath.
139 Story, Joh.
140 Anderson, Caius.
141 Walter, Caius.
142 Chenery, Caius.
143 Lysley, Trio.
Gilmore, Caius.
Salisbury, C Trin. H.
146 Collier, Trin.
147 Grahame, Caius.
148 Angell, Corpus.
inson, A., Trin.

At a congregation to be
the above gentlemen will (w
who have not as as yet qui
course) proceed to their B.A

. degree,

SERIOUS ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon, between
four and five o'clock, while several workmen were en-
gaged in erecting some new buildings in Huntingdon-
street, near the New Model Prison, one of the unfinished
Ovalle gave way, and three of the men were buried in
the debris. Their fellow-workmen hastened to the spot,
and with some difficulty extricated them. They were
then conveyed to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, when it
was ascertained that one had his skull much fractured,
besides internal injuries ; the others had sustained severe
contusions, and likewise injured internally. The sufferers
were in Di very precarictue condition.

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