The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-29 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY 28.
In a Convocation holden this morning, at 10 o'clock,
the Rev. Edwd. White Benson, M.A.., and the Rev.
Henry Revell Reynolds, M.A., of Trinity College, and
the Rev. Win. Romanis, M.A., Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge, and the Rev. T. Woolley, M.A., Trinity College,
Dublin, were admitted ad eundem.
In a Congregation holden immediately afterwards the
following degrees were conferred, viz.:—

MASTER OF ARTS.
Francis Henry Bacon, Balliol College.
Miles Mac Lines, Balliol C.)llege.
Francis Turner Palgrave (Fellow) Exeter College.
Gdbert William Child, Exeter College.
Rev. Arthur Cazenove, Exeter College.
Rev. James Marshall, Exeter College.
George Charles Brodrick (Fellow), Merton College.
Rev. Richard Rann, Queen's College.
Rev. John Yoliand, Queen's College.
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Rev. Henry Thompson, Queen's College.
Rev. Richard Burton, Lincoln College.
Maxwell Charles Close, Christ Church.
Rev. S. L. Sainsbury, Trinity College.
Rev. Joseph Were, Wadham College.
Thomas Moseley Crowder, Wadharn College.
Joseph Colborne Veel, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. David Williams, Magdalen Hall.

BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Spencer William Philips, University College. '
Samuel Collingwood Harnerton University College.
James Bowden, University College.
Horace Davey, University College.
Richard Freville Huntley. Balliol College.
John Frederick Gosling, Balliol College.
Augustus Littleton Chetwode, Balliol College.
James Wm. Shepard, Balliol College.
Henry Win. Harper, Postmaster, Merton College.
James B H. Hawkins, Postmaster, Merton College.
Charles Good, Exeter College.
Ge Miller, Exeter College.
George Charles, Exeter College.
Thomas H. Marshal, Exeter College.
Charles Foster Garratt, Oriel College. •
William Stratton, New College.
John Sewell, Brasenose College.
Win. S. Nicholson. Christ Church.
St. Aubyn M. St. Aubyn, Christ Church.
Charles Wheler Wheler, Christ Church.
Robert H. M. Warrand (Scholar), Trinity College.
Lionel D. W. D. Darner (Scholar), Trinity College.
Alfred Payne, Trinity College.
Alexander 0. Lloyd, Trinity College.
Henry Charles Finch, Trinity College.
Thomas E. Langford Sainsbury, Trinity College.
Henry Allen Steel (Scholar), Jesus College.
Thomas Thomas, Jesus College.
Lewis Morris, Jesus College.
Thomas Casson Smith, Jesus College.
James Nelson Palmer, St. John's College.
William Tringham, St. John's College.
Charles M. Parker, Wadharn College.
Edward Sidney Williams, Wadham College.
George Gilling, Wadham College.
Joseph Edgar, Wadham College.,
Henry Norwood Tyre, Pembroke College.
Francis Jourdain, Pembroke College.
Nathaniel John Newuham, Worcester College.
Richard Glenn, Worcester College.
rhomas Riberts, Worce-ter College.
George Irving Davies, Worcester College.
John George Gauntlett, Worcester College.
Thomas Littleton Wheeler, Worcester College.
William Foxton, Magdalen Hal!.
William Henry Hodge, Magdalen
BACHELOR OF Music.
Stephen Hatherley, New College.

BACHELOR AF MEDICINE.
William Henry Stone, A.1.A.,M0t Collega.
Thomas P. Teall, M.A., Brasenose College.
Barnes Wood, M.A., Trinity College.
Allan Dougla% Mackay, 8.A., Worcester College.

Tile following are among the per-ions on whom it is
understood that the Honorary D.C.L. degree will be
conferred at the ensuing ctimmemoration :—The Earl of
Clarendon, the Earl of Elgin, Admiral Sir E. Lyons,
General Sir Harry Jones, General Sir W. F. Williams,
Dr. Sand with, Dr. Barth (the African traveller), Sir
Heory Holland (the Physician), and his Excellency
I. Musuru•, the Turkish Ambassador. The entire
number will probably be 10 or 12.
The Junior Proctor has this day issued the list of can•
didates for Responsions. The number of names is 161.
CAMBRIDGE, MAY 23.

At a congregation held this day the following degrees
were conferred :

MASTRRS OF ARTS.

Thos. Legge Symes, Trin.
Baauchamp Tyrwhitt,Clare
Philip Winter Da Quette-
wile, St. Peter's

Frederic Hy. Law, Corpus
Charles Frederic Norman,
St. Catharine's

Bscanom
Charles Ed. Donne, Trio.
John Summer Gibson, Trin.
AD EUNDE:
Alex. Denny, Trio. Col.,
Dublin

• S OF ARTS.
IRichard Poole, Jesus
Robert Butler, Sidney
:It GRADUL
lAbraham Hume, Trin
Cu!., Dublin
CIVIL LAW DEGREE EXAMINATION.—EASTER TERM,
1856.
PASS LIST ARP.ANOED ALPHABETICALLY.

Austin, Trinity Hall
Bagsbaw, Emmanuel
Band, St. John's
Bearoroft, Queen's
Bennett, St. John's
Christian, Trinity Hall
Fleming, St. Catharine's
Fothergill, Queen's
Franklyn, Trinity Hall
Graystone, St. John's
Green, Emmanuel
Harrison, Trinity Hall
Haslewood, Clare
Hudson, Magdalene

Jones, H. I. M., Trinity
Keene, Christ's
King, Emmanuel
Lowndes, Trinity Hall
Murray, Trinity Hall
Mylins, St. Catharine's
Rainer, Trinity Hall
Porter, St. John's
Shipley, Sr. John's
Smith, Lumley, Trio. Hal
Stock, Sr. John's
Turner, St. John's
Weibull], St. Catharine's

Examine,
J. T. ABDY, LL. D.,

I and approved.
Ltegius Professor of Laws.
BREW SCHOLARS.

TTRWHITT'S ITEI
0. Glover, 8.A., Emmanuel
B. Tyrwhit, M.A., incept., (
ORDER 0
Glover, 8.A., Emmanuel
Tyrwhitt, M.A., incept.,
Clare

Equal as Scholars o;
lare the Second Class.

' MERIT.
Thorne, 8.A., Chriet'g
Ayerst, MA., iucept.,

Candy, 8.A., En
Sandberg, 8.A., C

1 Citing
mai:mei )
Equal.
31:irises i

PRUSSIAN RUMOURS.—A letter just received from
Berhu says :—The journalists of late seem to have
been unwearied in ringing the changes on the peals
of Sovereigns contained in the Alinanach, de Gotha.
I am obliged, by my du'y of reporting what I hear at
this place, to add the following contributions. 1. It is
looked upon as a certainty at Court here, that the Empe-
ror of Russia will, on occasion of his present visit to NVar-
saw, come on to Berlin ; 2, it is confidently surmised
that he will accompany his mother from here to the
Court of Stuggard, where his sister is married to the Crown
Prince of Wurtem berg, and that he will there meet with the
Emperor Louis Napoleon; 3, it is ardently hoped by a por-
tio❑ of the Court here that Queen Victoria will be pre-
vailed upon to come over to the wedding of the
Princess Louisa with the Prince Regent of Baden.
The confident surmise mentioned above, whioll at
first sight seems improbable enough, gains plau-
sibility from a consideration of the Wurternberg Royal
I' ami y being allied by marriage with the two Imperial
I amities of France and Russia, and that the King has
lately paid a long private visit to Paris, for which at
pre.ent no plausible reason bas been assigned.