The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-04 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENC'E.

UNIVERSITY TO CLONDON.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE, 1854.—First division—Henry
Briggs, University College ' • Richard Neale, University ,
College ; William Roberts, University College ; Charles
Brodie Sewell, University College ; Thomas Buchanan
Washbourn, Guy's Hospital.
Second Examination for the decree of Bachelor of Me-
dicine, 1554: First division—John Crown Agnis, 8.A.,
University College ; George Buchanan, 8.A., University
College ; Henry Vandyke Carter, St. George's Hospital ;
Wilson Fox, 8.A., University College; Frederick Wil-
liam Headland, 8.A., King's College ; Thomas Hillier,
8.A., University College ; James Champion Penny, St.
George's Hospital ; Henry Robert Silvester, 8.A.,
King's College; Julius Woldemar von Tunzelmann,
University College. Second Division—Alfred Playne,
King's College ; Henry Stevens, King's College ; Richd.
Wilkinson, King's College.
EXAMIYATION FOR llONOURS.—Physioiny and Com-
parative Anatomy : George Buchanan, B.A. (gold
medal), University College ; and F. W. Headland, B.A.
(gold medal), King's College (equal) ; Henry Vandyke
Carter, St. George's Hospital ; and Thomas Hillier,
8.A., University College (equal). Surgery : George
Buchanan, 8.A., (scholarship and gold medal), Univer-
sity College ; Thomas Hillier, B. A. (gold medal), Uni-
versity College ; Thlnry Robert Silvester, 8.A., King's
College ; Henry Vati‘lyke Carter, St. George's Hospital;
Julius Woldemar -Von Tuneelniann, University College
Medicine : George Buchanan, B.A. (scholarship and
- gold medal). University College ; Thomas Hillier, 8.A.,
(gold medal), University College ; Frederick William
Headland, 8.A., Keg's College ; Wilson Fox, 8.A.,
University College. Midwifery : Henry Robert Sil-
vester, King's College ; George Buchanan, 8.A., Uni-
versity College.
B.A. EXAMINATION-1854.

EXAMINATION Foa HONOURS. Mathematics and
Natural Philosophy Thomas Savage (University
Scholarship), University College ; William Brittain
Jones, University College ; Alfred Bache, Queen's Col-
lege, Birmingham, and William Fiddian Moulton,
Wesley College, Sheffield (equal) ; Swinton Henry Boult,
Manchester New, and University Colleges. Classics--
Michael Foster (University Scholarship), University
College ; William Brittain 'Jones, University College ;
Frederick Charles James Millar, University College ;
Rev. Benjamin Plummer Pratten, Baptist College,
Bristol, and the Rev. Joseph Abbott Temple, King's
College, (equal) ; Swinton Henry Boult, Manchester
New and University Colleges ; James Allanson
Picton, Lancashire Independent, and Owens Colleges ;
Martin Luther Rule, Wesley College, Sheffield. Che-
mistry : James Howard Thornton, King's College, and
Christopher Virolston, Queer's College, Birmingham
(equal). Animal Physiology : James Howard Thorn
ton (Prize of Books), King s College ; Henry Charles
Leonard, University College ; Christopher Woleton.
Queen's College, Birmingham ; John Rankine Black,
University College ; Albert Buchanan, University
C liege ; Martin Luther Rule, Wesley College.
Sheffield.
EXAMINATION IN TEIE HEBREW TEXT OF THE OLD
TeSTAMENT, IN THE GREEK T,EXT OV THE NEW TESTA
If HNT, AND IN SCREPTURR HISTORY.—Fir 4 Class :
Edward Stephens BAylitTe, Spring Hiil College ; Wil
ham Roby Fletcher, Lancashire Independent College :
Henry Goward, Spring Hill College •, Thomas Green,
Spring Hill College ; Rev. Benjamin Plummer Pratteu,
Baptist College, Bristol.

CAMBRIDGE, DEO. 2

TH►i CAIUS UNDERGRADUATES' PRIZE

Has been this day adjudged to G. F. Maelear, Trin
College.

EMOLUMENTS OF VIE SCHOOL•KEEPER .IND MARSHAL

The syndicate appointed to consider the duties arid
emoluments of the offices of school•keeper and university
marshal respectively, with a view to their re-adjustment,
if necessary, have reported to the senate :
" That they find upon inquiry that the duties of the
university marshal in term time have greatly increase('
during late years, and they are of opinion that those
duties cannot now be satisfactorily discharged by one
person. The syndicate recommended accordingly that
the Vice-Chancellor be empowered to engage the ser-
vices of an assistant to the marshal during each of these
terms in every year, at a remuneration not exceeding
ten pounds a term. The syndicate are further of
opinion that no change is required in the emoluments of
the marshal, nor in the duties or emoluments of the
school-keeper." _ _ _

A. grace to confirm the above report will be offered
to the senate, at the congregation on Wednesday,
Dec. 6, 1854.

The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Harvey
Vachell, chaplain to the Queen's Prison, to the rectory
of St. John's, Horsleydown ; and the Rev. George
Goodenough I flay ter, to the rectory of Burnham.
Sutton, Norfolk.
The valuable canonry in Canterbury Cathedral, vacant
by the death of Doctor Spry, has been conferred upon
the Rev. William Stone, Rector of Christ Church, Spital
fields, and formerly Fellow of Brazenese College, Oxford.
The new canon has been for upwards of a quarter of a
century the clergyman of one of our largest and most
impoverished metropolitan parishes, during which time
ho
has, on several occasions, prominently engaged in
sonee of the great social questions of the day principally
atecting the poor. He is, we believe, a liberal in poli-
tics, though unknown as a politician. He is understood
also to possess a decided tendency towards ecclesiastical
reform. We learn that he resigns the living of Spital-
fields; at the same time we have not ascertained whether
it be a condition imposed by the Government or
voluntary act on the part of the reverend gentleman him
self. In either case, -however, it is a step in the right
direction, and, apart front other considerations, cannot
fail to invest the appointment with a very different mea
sure of popularity from that which has attended certain
almost equally recent ones.
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE.—The shipments of specie by
the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine amount to
103,042.1., of which 51,5561. is goldlot Malta, Alexan.
dria, and Hong Kong ; and 56,486/. silver for Singapore,
Hong Kong, Canton, and Shanghai.
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