The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 15.
In a congregation holden this morning, the following
degrees were conferred, viz.:—

DOCTOR OF CIVIL LAW.
John Bowyer, Magdalen Hall, grand compounder.
MASTER OF ARTS.
Edward. H. Knatchbull Hugessen, Magdalen College,
grand compounder.
Richard Corbett Pascoe, fellow, Exeter College.
Rev. Thomas Rennison, taberdar, Queen's College.
John Pickford, Queen's College.
Charles Henry Mills, Christ Church.
Edward Bridges Lomer, Oriel College.
William Atkinson Nowell, Brazenose College.
Rev. John Albert Greaves, Lincoln College.
Rev. William Jeffreys Hill, Jesus College.
Rev. Henry Philip Dodd, Pembroke College.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Shadworth Hollway Hodgson, exhibitioner, Corpus
Christi College, grand compounder
Frederick Barne Fooks, New College
Charles Henry Alderson, scholar, Trinity College
James Beaumont Winstanley, scholar, University Col-
lege.

-Robert Eden George Cole, University College
Henry Sneyd Robert Macau, University College
Charles Nassau Girardot, University College
Charles Parker, University College
Robertson Baird, exhibitioner, Balliol College
Harry Clarke S. C. Jervoise, Merton College
James Thomas Du Boulay, scholar, Exeter College
William George Pedder, scholar, xeter College
Samuel Harvey Reynolds, scholar, Exeter College
George Francis Coke, Exeter College
John George Gregson, Exeter College
Richard Dobson Alexander, Exeter College
Francis Bock, Exeter College
Charles Lee Wingfield, Exeter College
John Francis Mount, Oriel College
Frederick John Taverner, Ori 1 College •
Adam Stephenson Gordon, Oriel College
William CoHinson Sawyer, Oriel College
William Sherwin, Queen's College
Albert John Thomas Morris, Queen's College
John Irving, Queen's College
Alfred Pavey, Queen's College
Charles James Robinson, Queen's College
Henry 3owman, Lincoln College
John Robert Jackson, Lincoln's College
Bowyer Edward Shaw, Lincoln College
John Worthington, Brasenose College
James Wilson Taylor Brasenose College •
Charles Havey Burnham, Brazenose College
John Thomas Thorn, Christ Church
Dolben Paul, Christ Church
Arthur Francis Powys, fellow, St. John's College
Digby Strangways Wrangham, St. John's College
Henry Jones, Jesus College
Edward Williams, Jesus College
John Edward Jones, Jesus College
Edward Spencer Beesley, Wadham College
Philip Hankinson Newnham, Wadharn College
Alfred James Clarke, Wadham College
John Henry Holford, Wadham College
Martin Bryan Stapylton, Wadham College
Thomas Hay Girtin, Pembroke College
Charles Fitzwilliam Cadiz, Pembroke College
William Henry Harris, Pembroke College
S'amuel Thomas. Worcester Coßeg;
Noah Baker, Worcester College
Charles Green, Worcester College
Edward Morland Chaplin, Magdalen Hall
Henry Wm. Tucker, Magdalen Hall
Wm. Stephenson, Magdalen Hall
James Tanner, Magdalen Hall
Win. Henry Hewett, Magdalen Hall
Wm. Wickham' New Inn Hall
Thomas Davies James, St. Edmund HAIL
PUSEY AND ELLERTON SCHOLARSHIPS.
An examination for a scholarship on the Pusey and
lerton foundation will be holden on Friday, the 23d ii tst.,
at nine o'clock.

THE AUTHOR OF " MARGARET MAITLAND."—S,DEne
time has elapsed since we had a tale by the popular
author of " Passages'in the Life of Mrs. Margaret Mait-
land." Her numerous admirers will be glad, therefi
to hear that the now work from her pen, entit Jed
"Magdalen Hepburn," has just appeared. "Magda len
Hepburn," like all the writer's former successful prod IC-
tions, is a Scottish story, but it is said to comprise su Olt
original and striking features as will render it more th.sitt
usually attractive on both sides of the Tweed.
ELECTIONS IN BELGIUM.—BRUSSELS, June 14 —Thut
elections for the nomination of 9 members for the Chant-
, ber. of Representatives commenced here yesterday, at 9
a.m. The number of electors was considerable, there having
been as many, or more, present on this than on any previous
occasion. After a prolonged struggle, which, however,
did not present any remarkable point of interest, the. 9
candidates of the Liberal Association, MM. de Steen.
hault, M. de Brouckere, Alb. Dubus, Orts, Verhaegem,
Thiary, Previnaire, Goblet, and Anspach, were tie.
fir,itively elected. The results of all the elections are now
known. There were 54 Deputies retiring, of whom 44i
have been relected; there are consequently but 10 now -
members—MM. Alb. Debug, General Goblet, V or-
voot, Demoor, and Orban Francotte, • belonging to
the Liberal, and MM. Alp, Delafaille, Tack, Calme: pc,,
Wasseige, and Laubin to the Clerical party. Of the 10
Deputies not re-elected six were Liberal and four w ere
of the Clerical party : there is then but the differe ace
of a single voice as the result of the new elections-. At
Neufchateau, Bruges, and Brussels, the Liberal pa. ity
triumphantly maintained its ground ; but it was not 0o
successful at Antwerp, Courtrai, Namur, &c.