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London, England, 1846-12-12 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE
OXFORD, DEC. 11.
CLASS LIST, IN DISCIPLINIS MATIIEMATICIS ET

CLASS I.
Bastard, Edmund R., Balliol College.
CLASS IL .
Freeborn, John W., Worcester College.
Palgrave, William G.. Trinity College.
CLASS IT. '
Fitter, William P. J. G., Christ Church.
Goode, Charles W., Brasenose College.
Lambton, Henry 11., University College.
Morris, Joseph L., Worcester College.
Thrupp, Horace, Exeter College.
ROBERT WALKER,
JOHN A. ASHWORTH, Examiners.
GEORGE BUCKLE,

DURHAM, DEC. 10.
At a Convocation holden at the University of Durhata
on the 9th inst., the Rev. Frederic Alexander Sterkl,
M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford ; Henry Boyick Scea;
gall, 8.A., of Corpus Christi College, Catnbridge; and
John Alfred Lumb Airey, B.A , of Pembroke college,
Cambridge, were presented and. admitted ad eundem.
The Professor of Greek and the senior Proctor were
nominated by the Warden, and approved by the heu,
11. d.
to be examiners in theology, in place of the Rev.
Rose, 8.D., and the Rev. C. A. Heurtley, B D.
A grace was passed to permit Charles James Forshaw•
to be,
a student in theology of Bishop Hatfield's
come a student in Arts.

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