The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-15 00:00:00

MASTERS .OF ARTS,

Rev. M. E. C. Walcott„ Exeter College.
John Townsend, Oriel College.
Thomas Leslie, Balliol College.
Richard Ley, Brasenosa College.
Rev. J. T. Pigot, Brasenose College.
Rev. R. F. Wood, Brasenose College.
Rev. E. Garbett, Brasen )se College.
11. L. Trinity Collee.
Rev. H.Prior L.,Mansel, Fellowg of St. John's College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
H. Wright, Magdalen Hall, Grand Compounder.
J. W. Taft, St. Edmui id Hall.
The Professor of Pastoral Theology intends to
the Bth begin his
course of lectures of the present term on Monday, of
February.
The electors appointed under the will of the late Dean Pr-
o
land propose to elect, on the 16th of February next, his
fessor of the Exegesis of Holly Scripture.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 14.—S LTBJECTS FOR PEEVIOU
lloyi .S
w Ex..
ill
mistATiori.—Notice has been given that the follow ng
be the subjects of examination in the last week of the Lent
Term, 1848 i—l. The Gospel of St. Mark; 2. Paley's Evi-
dences ; 3. The Old Testanaent History; 4. The Phcenisste
of Euripides; 5. Cicero's Oration pro Murxna.
VOLUNTARY THEOLOGICAL VXAMINATION IN NEXT MICHAEL..
MAR TERM.
On Tuesday, the 12th of October next, and the succeed-
ing days. there will be an ext iminatlon in the following sub-
the 75th
jects i —The Greek Testament ; the latter part of the Dia-
logue with TryphO, of Justin Martyr, i. e., from
section inclusive to the end; Ecclesiastical History ; the Ar-
ticles of Religion, and the Liturgy of the Church of Eng.
land; which examination win be open to all students who
have at any time been admitt ed ad r R
espondendtem gucestioni,
or who can produce certificates from theßegina Professor of
Civil Law or his Deputy, of :having performed the exercises
required for the degree of Bachelor of that faculty.
The names of those students who shall pass this examina-
tion to the satisfaction of the Examiners will be published inHebrew, for
alphabetical order, and registered in the usual manner.
Immediately after this e:ca mination there will be an exa-
mination in the Book of De uteronomy, in
pass this xamiliat.
students as, having undergone the former examination, such
offer themselves for this ; a ad the names of the persons' swhlaioll,
having passed the former, shall ion to the
satisfaction of the Examiner will
be published also and regis-
tered in the manner already described.
Persons desirous of presenting themselves at these
to each
exa-
minations must signify their intention of so doing
on or be-
_oregius of Divinity,
-
fore the 10th of October nest, by a letter addressed
Profes
of the Examiners, woo are the Regius Profess
the Margaret Professor of Plivinity, and R
the
sor of Hebrew.
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FASHIONABLE SWINDLIIE"—AN-11°VER, JAN. 13.
This morning Frederick Selby, with his many aliases, was a
third time brought up for e xamination, before Thomas Phil-
lips, Esq., mayor, and Wm. Poore, F,sq., a magistrate of the
borough, at nine o'clock M the morning, at the Town Hall.
Mr. Nussing attended to prosecute for Mr. Wm. P. Drover,
of the George Inn. The prisoner was undefended. After
the previous evidence had been read bver to the different
witnesses, they were bound over in 50/. each to prosecute.
The prisoner was not taken back to prison, but held in cus-
todyof the Borough
in the hall, to await the opening
Quarter Sessions (this day), before Charles Henry B. Ker,
Esq., recorder of the said borough, who arrived about half-
past eleven o'clock. The swearing in of the grand and petty
up the time till two
jury and trial of another risoner taking
o'clock, when Frederick Selby was placed at the bar, where
he pleaded guilty. The Recorder then addressed him very
feelingly and forcibly, after which he sentenced him to s;:s_
months' imprisonment, with hard labour, in Winchester
Bridewell, the first and last week in solitary confinement;
on hearing which the prisoner wept bitterly.
ESCAPE OF A FELON FROM GaoL.---Information
has been forwarded to Bow-street, that a, man named
Thomas Hayward, twenty years of age, who had been com-
mitted to gaol for felony, had managed to effect his escape.
The delinquent, previous to his incarceration, bad only a
fortnight emerged from gaul for an assaulV upon a police-
constable.