The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

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BROKERS.

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CONSULTING_ ARCTICITECT.

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ARCIIITECT AND SURVEYOR.
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MANAGER OF THE HOTEL—Mr. G. Giovannini.

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MARCH 15.

The Arnold Prize has been awarded to Mr. A. V.
Dicey, 8.A., of Baliol College. The subject set for
the ensuing year is " The Christians in Rome dur-
ing the First Three Centuries."
In a Convocation held this day at two o'clock, the
name of the Rev. 0. Gordon, 8.D., of Christ Church,
who has been appointed Examiner under the statute
De Disciplina Theologica, was submitted and ap-
proved.
The Rev. E. C. Lowe, 8.D., of Lincoln College,
was permitted to proceed to the degree of D.D. by
reckoning his standing from his matriculation.
The statute on medical examinations and degrees
was then read and put to the house. Several non-
placets were heard, and on a division the statute
was rejected by a majority of 7 votes, there being
18 votes in its favour and 25 against it.
In a Congregation, held immediately afterwards,
the statute on lodging-houses which was promul-
gated on Feb. 23, having been amended by the Heb-
domadal Council, was promulgated afresh.
The Examiners in Theology have given notice
that they will hold an Examination on March 28,
in the Metaphysical School. Candidates are re-
quired to give in their names to the Regius Professor
of Divinity (Dr. Jacobson) on or before the 24th inst.
Disputations for the degree of B D. will be held
in the Divinity School on the 22d and 23d of March,
at two o'clock. The Opponents and Respondents
are the Rev. F. A. Powys, and the Rev. J. B. Gray,
both of St. John's College. _
_ _

The Junior Proctor h-as this day issued the list of
candidates for Responsions. The number of names
is 190.

MARCH 16.

The University sermons on Sunday next are ap-
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by the Rev. J. M. Sumner, of Baliol College.
There will be an election of two scholars at Wor-
dinngt the afternoonthe
cester College, on the foundation of Mrs. Sarah
Eaton, on Thursday, the 31st of May. Candidates
must present to the Provost, at any time on Mon-
day, the 28th of May, certificates, signed by the
minister of the parish in which they live, and by
four respectable parishioners, and countersigned by
the bishop of the diocese, that they are sons of
clergymen of the Church of England, requiring as-
sistance to support them at the university. These
scholarships are tenable for six years. OR the same
Thursday, May 31, there will be an election of a
Bible-clerk. Candidates must present in person to
the Provost on said Monday, May 28, certificates
of their need of assistance to support them in the
university. Candidates for both the scholarships
and the Bible-clerkship must bring testimonials of
moral and religious character.
An election to three postmasterships at Merton
College, tenable for five years from matriculation,
will take place on Friday, June 8. One is of the an-
nual value of £B2, the other two of £7O. In the
election to one of these
postmasterships a preference
will be given to attainments in mathematics. Can-
didates are desired to call on the warden on Mon-
day, June 4, and to bring with them testimonials
of good conduct andmceArßtcifincalt7.es of baptism.

The Senior Mathematical Scholarship has been
awarded to Mr. W. Essen, 8.A., of St. John's Col-
lege. The Junior Scholarship has been awarded to
Mr. F. Chancellor, scholar of Brasenose College.
Mr. G. H. Durham, scholar of Queen's College, was
also mentioned by the examiners with. the honour..
able addition of proxime accessit.

CAMBRIDGE, MAUCH 16.
The Disney Professor of Archeology will deliver
a course of lectures upon "Numismatic Evidence
as applied to the Elucidation of certain parts of
Scripture," on Tuesday, March 20 ; Wednesday,
March 21 ; Thursday, March 22; and on the Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Thursday in the week follow-
ing, at 1 o'clock, in the north room of the Fitz wil-
ham Museum.

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