The Sun.
London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, DEC. 13.—The following are the names of
those gentlemen who have obtained classes, "In Disci-
plinis Mathematicis et Physicis ":
CLASS I.—Edwards, Stephen, post master of Merton
College; Evans, Gowen Edward, exhibitioner of Lin-
coln Coego; Shand, Thomas Henry Rhodie, commoner
of Brasenose College; Spencer, Stanhope W., commoner
of Christ-Church.

CLASS 2.—Bubb, William Henry, commoner of Wad-
ham College; Swabey, Henry, commoner of Pembroke
College ; .W bite, Lewis Borrett) Michel scholar of Queen's
College...
CLASS 3.—None.

CLASS 4.—Charaley, William H., commoner of St.
Mary Hall; Goss, John, commoner of 'St. Mary Hall;
Lawrence, James, commoner of Brasenose College;
Windle, William, commoner of Magdalen Hall.

The Thenty.fifth Anniversary of the London Me-
chanic's TUstitution, near Chancery-lane, was celebrated
on Tuesday evening last, by a Concert in their theatre.
The songs, glees, and solos were brilliantly executed by
the talented professionals engaged, and appeared highly
to gratify the numerous and respectable audience assem-
bled, who testified their approbation by numerous en-
cores, Concerts at institutions for the benefit of their
funds ere now, from the great competing attractions
held out to the public by musical entertainments in va-
rious parta of the metropolis, matters of pure specula
tion, and we rejoice that the members in the theatre
of the Ate-chanics' Institution on Tuesday proved that
the enterprising spirit of those members who projected
the concert was rightly appreciated.

THE BANN. or ENGLAND.—Yesterday the transfer
books of. the undermentioned annuties, on which the di-
vidends are due the sth of January, 1849, were shut,
viz.:—Consolidated Three per Cents. and Annuities for
terms of years until ,the 16th of January, Three per
Cent. Annuities 1726, and New Five per Cent. Annui-
ties, till. the 11th of January. A general court was
appointed to be held this day, the 14th -instant.. The
dividends will be paid to the public on the Bth:of Ja-
nuary. •
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