The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-15 00:00:00

AN OLD RADICAL,

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, DEC. 14.
The following list of honours has this day been issued
by the examiners in the School of Law and Modern His-
tory :

CLASS I.
Brown, Thomas E., Exhibitioner of Christ Church
CLASS 11.
Wood, Charles J., Exhibitioner of Brasenose.
Class 111.
Cazenove, Arthur, Commoner of Exeter.
Wilson, Charles It., Commoner of Balliol.
CLASS IV.
Barker, G. W., Commoner of Christ Church.
Harrison, Frederick, Scholar of Wadham.
Hill, Nicholas F., Fellow of New College.
Holford, John 11., Commoner of Wadham.
Holyland, John, Commoner of Worcester.
Smith, Richard G., Commoner of Exeter.
Thorley, George E., Scholar of Wadham.
Willes, Edmund H. L., Exhibitioner of Queen's.
Wilson, William 0. P., Commoner of Balliol.
RICHARD MICHELL, 8.D., Examiners in the
CHARLES, NEATE, M.A. School of Law and
WILLIAM C. LAKE, M.A. Modern History.
The election of a new Principal of Brasenose College
cannot be delayed beyond the 27th of this month, as
the statutes allow only a fortnight's interval between the
death of the Head and the appointment of his succes-
sor. The right of election is confined to the seven
senior Fellows present at the election, and no elector
is allowed to give a vote for himself. The Principal
must be a Master of Arts (at the least), in priest's
orders, ant must either be at the time of the election or
have been at some former time a . Fellow of the Col-
lege. Rumour speaks of the following persons as likely
to be put forward as candidates :—The Venerable T.
J. Ormerod, Archdeacon of Suffolk, and Examining
Chaplain to the Bishop of Norwich ; the Rev. E. H.
Cradock, Canon of Worcester ; the Rev. T. T. Bazely,
rector of Poplar ; the Venerable J. Garbett, Archdea-
con of Chichester, and late Poetry Professor in the Uni-
versity ; and the Rev. T. Chaffers, Tutor and Vice-
Principal of the College. Mr. Chaffers has the full
powers of Principal until the election of a new Head.
There will be a Congregation for granting ordinary
degrees on Saturday, the last day of Term.

CAMBRIDGE, DEC. 14.
CAMS COLLEGE.— HEBREW PRIZE.
This has been adjudged to R. L. Bensly.
Notice is hereby given, that there will be congrega-
tions on the following days of the ensuing Lent term :
Saturday, January 28 (B.A. commencement), at 10.
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Wednesday, February 8, 11.
Wednesday, February 22, at 11.
Wednesday, March 1, at 11 (Ash Wednesday).
Wednesday, March 15, at 11.
Friday, March 31 (M.A. Inceptors), at 10.
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Friday, April 7 (enTd. ocf.tGerEm2D,AantTl,ovce-Chancellor..
The lectures of the Norrisian Professor of Divinity in
Lent term, 1854, will commence on Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Those Senior and Junior Sophs who desire to attend
the lectures must leave their names with Mr. Thomas
Johnson, schoolkeeper, on or before Friday, February 3.
Freshmen will have to defer their attendance until a
future term.

ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—It is announced that the
Bishop of London], assisted by Dr. Lushington and Sir
James Patteson, sitting as assessors, will commence an
inquiry into certain alleged abuses connected with the
above Cathedral on the 9th of January.
ExTENSIVE FIRE.—Yesterday morning, about half-
past two o'clock, several families were placed in great
danger by the outbreak of a fire at Stoke Newington.
Several of the brigade and West of England engines soon
reached the locality of the catastrophe, but in two hours
three houses, with their contents, were destroyed.
MONUMENT TO LIEUTENANT BELLOT.—At a general
meeting of the members of Lloyd's held yesterday, the
sum of 501. was voted in aid of the subscription now
being raised fur the purpose of erecting a monument to
the memory of Lieutenant Bellot, of the French Impe-
rial navy, who lost his life in the last Arctic expedition
in search of Sir John Franklin.
BRITISH AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.—The sudden
advance which took place yesterday in the shares of the
British American Land Company has been maintained,
and at one time sales were made at a further improvre-
ment. After having reached 80, they closed, at 76
to 78.