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London, England, 1854-11-03 00:00:00

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tollittrfailailfas tiheilejeoPiniet.
notion a gift of kaie,tv
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j")eltin'egag andcliPealilopl46se, and
thelninlhBa4hBi, crowns satj. loose on- royal heads, when
%Ants of Holstein and a part of Schleswig made
awrilnee2P; a'ild shameful insurrection against his Majesty,
ois own relationsleaded the insurgents, when his
I_;jesty was compelled t,-) di,miss Oersted, Criminil, and
Co., as incompetent to save the land from a partition—
King Frederic VII. invoked the aid of the Danish
people. And the people fulfilled his expectations not
only for the whole monarchy, but against a great part
thereof. Thousands of the people bled on many a battle.
field, and many millions were applied to defray the ex-
penses of the war ; and, by extraordinary, byiunparal-
leled exertions, the Danish people succeeded in quelling
the insurrection, and securing the crown on the head of
his Majesty.
And much more was effected by the Danish people.
They showed that their actions were the result of cordial
and deep affection for their King and country ; for up to
this day, the Danish people have never reminded his Ma.
jesty what he owes to the devotedness of his Danish
subjects. The mind records not the gift of the heart.
New,people have. been compelled to re-
member vehoawnedrre the
mind others that they in truth were never
, backward.

The letters conclude by expressing a hope that the
people will send men to the next Parliament who will go
hand in hand with the Mini try.
The Danish people, we are thankful to say, is so much
enlightened as to politics that it has been able to form a
firm unshaken conviction as to the nature of the present
position—its great uncertainties and dangers, and who
is to bear the blame thereof.
The Danish people is enlightened and honest enough
to know what justice is, and to act in accordance there-
with. It will in the electiNis only vote in accordance
with its conviction ; it will pay no regard to anything
but the welfare of the country; it is fully aware that to
act otherwise would be the most shameful and pernicious
transgression of duty.
Where, moreover, in the world will Ministers be able
to find ten men to go hand in band with them who are
in any degree worthy of a seat in the Danish Parliament.
The new elections will be the people's answer
UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

On Monday, November G, the OXFORD, Nov. 2.plans, sent in comps-
tition for the new University Museum, will, by permis-
-SiGII Of the Radcliffe Librarian, be displayed in the gal- -
lery ok the Radcliffe Library. Members of Convocation,
and persons introduced by them, will be enabled to in-
spect them daily till further notice between one and
four p.m, _
_ _

LECTURES ON MONEL—The Professor of Political
Economy will give his next lecture on money on Wed-
nesday, Nov. 9, at two o'clock, nt the Clarendon. The
subject will be, the standard of value.

EXETER COLLEGE.—There will be an election of a
scholar on the Gifford foundation at this college on Sa-
turday, Nov. 11. The scholarship is open to natives of
the county of Devon, or persons who have in part re.
ceived their education in Devon. and who have not yet
taken the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Candidates are
requested to call on the rector of Exeter on or before
Monday, Nov. 6. They must bring with them a certifi-
cate of birth or of their education in the county of Devon,
and a testimonial of good conduct.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 2.
THE SEATONIAN POEM.—The prize given annually,
under the will of the late Mr. Seaton, to the Master of
Arts who shall write the best English poem on a sacred
subject, has been adjudged to Edward Henry Bicker-
stetil, M.A., of Trinity College. Subject— " Eztkiel."
THE LE Bas PRIZE.—This prize is offered annually
for the best English essay on a sulject chosen with re-
ference to the history, institutions, and probable des-
tinies and prospects of the Anglo-Indian Empire. The .
examiners have given notice that none will be adjudged
this year. The subject proposed was—" The Jews in
Egypt. from the captivity to the destruction of Jeru-
salem."

A LIST OF PERSONS WHO HAVE PASSED TILE EXAMINA-
TION IN THEOLOGY, 1854.

Examiners.
J. A. Jerernie, D.D., Regius 'Professor of Divinity.
J. J. Blunt, D.D., Margaret Professor of Divinity.
E. H. Browne, M.A., Norisian Professor of Divinity.
Addison, J., 8.A., St. John's I Leach rnan, F. J., 8.A., Trin.
Allen, S., 8.A., Trio. ! Leathes, S., B.A. Jesus
Atlay, B. T. , 8.A., St. John's I Lee, T., B.A. Oath.
Autridge, F. C., 8.A., St. ! Leice3ter, F., RA., Trin.
ohn 's Lewis, J. C. B.A. Christ's
Babington, C.E., 8.A., Trin. Lindsay, J.:8.A., 'Trio.
Bailey, J., 8.A., St. John's Locoek, A. H., 8.A., Trio.
Bailey, M. 13.' 8.A., Sidney I Lofft, R. E. 8.A., Trin.
Baker, W.S., 8.A., Clare Lon gla.nds,*.A.,B.A.,Jesus
Barber, T., 8.A., Clare Lowndes,E.S.,B.A.,Chriat's
Barrett, T., 8.A., St. John's Luckock, T. G., B.A. St.
Bates, J., 8.A., St. John's John's ,
Bates, A. N., 8.A., Trin. Luckinan, W.G., 8.A., Qns'.
Batty, R. 8., B. A.,Emman. j Lunn, J.R., 8.A., St. John's
Bedford,H.,S.C.L.,Emman. Macaulay, J. H., B.A.,Trin.
Boldero, H. K., B.A , Trin. Maughan, G., 8.A., Oath.
Bond, .H., 8.A., Emman. Muson, W., 8.A., Christ's
Bowman, Isaac, 8.A., Trim May, R. C. 8.A., Trinity
Braddell, A., 8.A., Corpus i Medealf, W., 8.A., St. Joh,
Bramley-Moore,W.J., 8.A., Metcalfe, W., 8.A., St. Joh.
Trin. Miles, P. E., 8.A., Cain,
Bramwell, A., B.A:, Trin. Mitchell, 0., 8.A., Jesus
Brass, Henry, 8.A., Corpns ; Molesworth, W., 8.A., Ch.
Brodhurst, F., 8.A., Christ's Moore, H. G. B.A ~ Trinity
Brown, W. H., 8.A., Caius Moore, .T., Caius
T3uutin' 'Nash, W., 8.A., Cain,
Calder, W., St. John's j Newton: Alfred, B.A. Mag.
Calvert, AL St..Jobn'sA;Nix:- C. C., 13. X., Trinity
Capel, H. M., 73.A.,St.john's t Noll is, C.,8.A., Caius
Carwardine, H.A., 8.A., St.. Nottidge, . S., 8.A., Caine
John's j Oldham, J. L., 8.A., Mag.
Carlon, C. 8., 8.A.. Trio. j O'Neill, J. M., 8.A., Cain*
Cayley, E., 8.A., St. John's Owen, E. H., 8.A., Jesus
Chambers,J..B.A.,St.John's I Park, John, 8.A., Emman.
Cleveland, W. H., 8.A., Sid- i Parkcs, S. H., 8.A., Jesus
ney I Parr, Robt. H.,B.A.,Trinity
Cobb, W. F., 8.A., Emman. Pearce, J. T., 8.A., Trinity
Coles, J. 8., 8.A., St. John's Peal son, C., 8.A., St. John's
Collett, H. P., 8.A., Trin. H. Phelps, H. IT., B.A. Corpus
Cooper, Jas. H., 8.A., Trin. Pierpoint, E. P., 8.A.,' St.
Coulson, T. 8., 8.A., Trin. , John's
Cowie, W.G.S.C.L., Trin.H. Pope, G,, 8.A., Sidmonth
Craston, A., 8.A., Christ's Powell, G. H.,8.A., Trio.
Curphey, W. T., 8.A., Trin. Quick, It. H., 8.A., Trinity
De St. Croix, H. C., 8.A., j Ramsden, F. S. 8.A., Trio.
Corpus Rawlinson,G.,i.A.,Enimar;
Doman, J.G.,B.A.,Essman. Raymond, W.S., 8.A., Ms g.
DonnoN.K., 8.A., Queens' Riadore, J.E., 8.A., Peter's
Dutton, A., S.C.L., Queens' Ripley,F.N.,B.A..,St.John's
Dykes, C., 8.A., Catherine ! Robinson, W. K., 8.A., St.
Ed gcom e, G., B. A., St. John's ! Johns'
Elliot, H. L., 8.A., Trinity ! Roe, W. N. 8.A., Corpus
Elliot, W., 8.A., Magdalen Rokeby, 8.A., Trin.
Evans, C. J., 8.A., King's i Rotherham, W., 8.A., St.
Falwasser,J. F.,B.A.,St.Jh. i John's
Fardell, H. W. K.,8.A.,Qn. Roy, B. C., 8.A., St. John's
Farrar, F. W., B.A.,Trinity Sadler, H., 8.A., St. John's
Fanght, F. Le C., 8.A., Clan Sampson, T. G., B.A. St.
Field, T., 8.A., Emman. ! J,Jhu'e ,
Forbes, W., 8.A., Caius Scott, C. 8., M.A., Trin.
Fox, W. H., 8.A., Sidney ;Scott, Thos., 13. A., Cains
Foxley, J., 8.A., St. John's ' Seggins, W. H. B.A. Oath.
Francis, T., 8.A., Christ's Smith, G. M. 8.A., Caius.
Franks,J. F., B.A.,Trin Smit,h, J., 8.A., Queens'
Franey, J., 8.A., St. John's Smith, H. W., 8.A., Pemb.
Garrett, T. P., B.A.,Peter's Soden, J. J., 8.A., Emman.
Gedge, J. H., 8.A., Trinity J Stammers, R. T. F., 8.A.,
Geldart, H. 8.A., Clare ; Clare
Glover, 0. 8.A., Emman. j Stokes, 8.A., Cains
Gordon, E., B.A. Corpus j Story, Ed., 8.A., St. John's
Grimes, J. W., 8.A., Clare ; Strugnell, A., 8.A., Queens'
Grubbe, C. S., 8.A., Jesus Sweeting, G. H., 8.A., 'St.
Hart, It. H., B.A.,lEmman. j John's
Haviland,A.C.,B.A.,St. Jh. Syines, T. L., 8.A., Trin.
Hawley, E , 8.A., Sidney Thomas, E.T.W., 8.A., Cas.
Havne, A. T., 8.A., St. Jh. Tuckey, H.E., 8.A., St. Joh.
Headlam, E., M.A., St. Jh. ! Vicars, J., B. A., Christ's
Healy, J. 8., E 171111313. Waddelow, S. R., 8.A.,
Hedges, J. j., 8.A., Qn's. Peter's
Henslow, L.R.,8.A., St.Jh. Wadley, T.P., B.A.,Quesns'
licycock, T., 8.A., St. Jh. Watford, W. Trin.
Hole, J. E., 8.A., Corpus Ward, H. J., 8.A., Emman.
Holbow, T., 8.A., Pemb. Ward, S. R. C., S.C.L.,Cor.
Holt, E. K., 8.A., St. Jhn. I Walker, H. J., 8.A., St.Joh.
Hughes, C.J., 8.A., St. Jn. Walker,W.H., 8.A., St. Jo.
Hunt, James, B.A ,Etnman.. Watkins, F. B. B.A. St. Jo.
Incledon, It.. 8.A., Corpus Watson, A.E.,M.A.,Queens'
Jackson, Sam., 8.A., Mag. Watson, W., 8.A., Cath.
James, C.C., 8.A., King's Webb, 8.C., 8.A., Emman.
Jefferson,J.E.,B.A.,Emman ' Weic,rhtman, H., 8.A., St.
Jellicorse, W., 8.A., Magd. John's
Jessop, W. H. R., 8.A., St. Wenn, J. 8., 8.A., Claus
John's West, H., 8.A., Corpus
Jex-Blake,W.F.,B.A.,Cains Westhorp, S. 8., B•A•,
Johnson, J. 8.A., Trinity Whitaker, R., B. A.,
Johnson, W., B.A. ,Emman White, F. 0., 8.A., Sttd?u
Johnson, A. C., 8.A., Caius Wightman, W. A., 8.A.,
Johnson, R., 8.A., St. Thu. Caine
Jones, F. E. L., 8.A., Corp.
Wilkinson,Wigram, AJ. .:53T.A.ri.o:st.
J.R.Jones, .R., 8.A., St. Jhn.
Kelly, J. 8., 8.A., Clare John's
Kershaw, J. C.,8.A., Emm. Wilkinson, T. 8., 8.A., Cot..
Kin Cur.
Kingston, E. 8.A., Citing Williams,
Knowles, C., 8.A., Emman
IL,aaninglahearint,,Jc..,
JB. ; AB:A, S.,tE..RJrn.Ahlun,.. ::ABBS....CAAT...rLfoTrT'.6hriittot.:B
Langhorne, W. I Wright, G. F., Corpus
Q 'wens'
Lawrence, P. N., 8.A.,
Queens'