The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-15 00:00:00

QUEEN'S COLLEGE.

G. C. Pollard, B.A. (seventeenth wrangler, 1847), was
this morning elected a Foundation Fellow of the above
named society.
LENT TERM EXAMINATION, 1850.
CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 13.—The tollowing subjects have
this day been given out by the Examiners for the ex-
amination in the last week of the Lent Term, 1850 :-
1. The Gospel of St. Luke.
2. Paley's Evidences.
3. The Old Testament History.
4. Alcestis of Euripides.
5. etesar de Bello Gallico. Lib. 1.
The following gentlemen are the Examiners:—The
Vice-Chancellor (Dr. Cookson); Professors 011ivant,
Maine, Haine, Haviland, and Scholefield; and the Pub-
lic Orator, Mr. Bateson,
HEBREW LECTURES.
The Regius Professor of Hebrew'has this day given
notice that on Saturday, February 3, and on every suc-
ceeding Wednesday and Saturday during term, be will
continue his lectures on the Psalms at the Pitt Press,
at twelve o'clock. On the Tuesdays and Fridays
within the same period he will give Elementary Lec-
tures on the Hebrew Language in his rooms in Trinity
College.
♦OLUNTARY THEOLOGICAL EXAMINATION, MICHAELMAS
TERM, 1849.
Notice has this day been issued, that on Tuesday, the
161h.0f October next, and the succeeding days, there
will be an examination on the following subjects:—
The Greek Testament; the Apology of Tertullian,
from the seventeenth section inclusive to the end; Eccle-
siastical History; the Articles of Religion, and the Li•
turgy of the Church of England; which examination
will be open to all students who have at any time been
admitted ad respondendum qucestioni, or who can pro-
duce certificates from the Regius Professor of Civil Law
or his deputy, of haring performed tlze. exercises re-
quired for the degree of Bachelor of that faculty.
The names of those students who shall pass this exa-
mination to the satisfaction of the Examiners will be
published in alphabetical order, and registered in the
usual manner.

Immediately after this examination there will be an
examination in the Book of Judges, in the Hebrew,
for such students as, having undergone the former
examination, shall offer themselves for this; and the
names of the persons who,having passed the former,
shall pass this examination to the satisfaction of the
Examiner, will be published also and registered in the
manner already described.
The Examiners are—The Regius Professor of Divi-
nity, the Margaret Professor of Divinity, and the Regius
Professor of Hebrew.

MATHEMATICAL EXAMINATION, 1849.
The following preliminary list for the Mathematical
Examination in 1849 was issued this evening:—

APPROVED FOR MATHEMATICAL HONOURS.

Andrews
Arthy
Attenborough
Baxter
Baxter
Billington
Boughton
Bromehead
Brown
Brown
Boutflower

Trin
Joh
Joh
Cath
Trin
Emman
Trin
Trin
Emman
Joh
Christ's

Helm
Hemming
tiewett
Hinchcliffe
Hodges
Hose
Jeffery
.Jones
Kirkpatrick
Leith
Lermit

Jesus
Christ's
Joh
Trin
Trin
Trin
Cath
Cath

Bull
Burton
Butt
Campion
Canning
Carter
Carver
Chepmell

Trin
Christ's
Trin
Queen'i.
Emman
Trin
Trin
Caius

Lewis
Lilly
Lloyd
%Jason
Merry
Metcalfe
Mitchinson
Mnlynenx

Christmas
Clarke

Jesus
Joh

Morse
Newbolt

Clay, J.
Clapin
Cobb
Cockshott

Trin
Joh
Sidney
Cath

Olver
Orman
Pell
Phear

Codd
Cole
Compton
Con sterdine
Coopland
Cornwell
Crallan
Cusins
Davis
Day
Dickson
Dobson
Downing
Drew

Joh
Sidney
Corpus
Trin
Oath
Emman
Emman
Sidney
Pet
Joh
Trin
Joh
Caius
Joh
Dundas Trin
Durham Jesus
Eado Joh
Earle Joh
Edwards Pemb
Edwards John
Edwards, G. 0. Trin
Edwards, W. F. Trin
Elwyn Trin
Fenn Trin
Ferguson Trin
Foster Christ's
Fowler Queen's
Frero Caius
Gee Joh
Gibbon Clare
Gibson Trin
Gifford, Hon. G. R. Caius
Glover Jesus
Gosset Trin
Greathead Christ's
Greenfield Pemb
Greenstreet Trin
GriFnes Clare
Harlow Christ's
Harrison Emman
Hanley Magd
Headlam Trin

Trin
Trin

Job

Joh
Joh
Caius
Joh
Jesus
Jesus
Clare
Joh

Caius
Joh

Corpus
Corpus
Joh
Caius

Phillips Corpus
IPoland Emmen
Porter Pet
'Porter Queen's
Preston Trin
Price Joh
Probert Queen's
Puget Trin
Raymond Clare
Rigby Joh
Robinson Cath
Rogers Clare
Rowe Trin
Scargill Queen's
Skilton Corpus
Smith Cath
Smith, C. Joh
Spencer Queen's
Stephenson, K. C. Caius
Stephenson, J. J. Caius
Stewart Joh
Stoddart Sidney
Swan Joh
Tandy Pet
Tayler Trin
Taylor Trin
Temple Clare
Thomas Trin
Thornbury Cello
Thrupp Trin
Voight Clare
Waddington Trin
Weele Clare
Whale Joh
Wiglesworth Trio
Trin
Wilde
Willett CareJoh
Williams Trin
Wray Joh
Wrench Sid
Wylie

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chivalrous spirit, that is characteristic of Young England.
In his sketches of living character the author is, per-
haps, most happy. Not to speak of the leading oliti-
cal characters, some of the most conspicuous in society
are admirably drawn. Lady Alverston, Lady Woburn,
Vavasour, Cranley, Broadlancl, and others, as indivi-
duals, and Sir Henry Lovel and Mrs. Saville, as repre-
sentatives of classes, are particularly happy."—Morning
Chronicle.

Mr. W. M. Huskisson died on Saturday, at the
house of his mother, at Greenwich. Mr. Huskiss,n }lts
been for many years a clerk in the Foreign Office, where
he is deeply lamented by his surviving colleagues. He
was a nephew and godson of the celebrated statesman,
and inherited much of the soundness of intellect and
aptitude for business of his lamented uncle.—Own:fr.