The Sun.
London, England, 1860-05-10 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

Yesterday afternoon the members of the Senate
and Council of this University assembled at Bur-
lingtop-house for admission of candidates to de-
grees. As usual on these occasions there was a
numerous attendance of ladies and gentlemen. Of
the members of the Senate there were present Sir
J. S. Lefevre, Vice-Chancellor, Sir Jas. Clarke, Sir
Edward Ryan, Professor Faraday, Mr. G. Grote,
and Mr. Osler ; and of the professors, Messrs. Mor-
ris, Hall, Taylor, Williamson, Newman, Greenwood,
Doctors Gull, Barlow, Bloxham, Cromwell, Hall,
Angus, Sharpey, &c. Among the general company
were Earl Stanhope, Lords Wensleydale, Teynham,
and Lyttelton, Col. Sykes, M.P., Sir C. Fellows,
Sir John Liddel, Mr. Brady, M.P., Mr. S. Gurney,
&e. Earl Granville, as Chancellor, presided.
Dr. CARPENTER, the Registrar, read the report,
from which it appeared that 254 candidates matri-
culated during the past "year. Of these 7 distin-
guished themselves in mathematics and natural
philosophy, 11 in classics, 12 in chymistry, 4 in
botany, and 2 in zoology ; 67 candidates passed the
final examination for the degree of Bachelor of
Arts, and 30 passed the first examination for the
degree of Doctor of Medicine. The report showed

that a very large proportion of the students distin-
guished themselves in examination in mathematics,
botany, midwifery, ehymistry, classics, natural phi-
losophy, Scriptural history, conveyancing, common
law.

The following gentlemen were then presented to
the Chancellor, and received their degrees as under :
Andrew Commins, LL.D., Queen's College, Cork.
Michael Foster, M.D., and Thomas Lewis, M.D., Uni-
versity College.
George William Lawrence, M.D., Edward Evan Meeres,
M.D., and Richard Wilkinson, M.D., King's College.

John Langdon Haydon Down, M.D., London Hospital.
Alfred Carpenter, M.D., and John Ward Cousins, M.D.
St. Thomas's Hospital.
,William Newman, M.D., St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Samuel Giles, M.D., Guy's Hospital.
Robert George Hardwick, M.D., Leeds School of Medi.
cine.

Marcus Nathan Adler, M.A., Samuel Hesse Behrand,
M.A., Samuel Wardlaw M'All, M.A., and Henry Nesbitt,
M.A., University College.
Walter West, M.A., King's College.
Edwin. Smith, M.A., Manchester New College.
John Francis Rotton, M.A., and James Dickerson Davies,
M.A., New College.
Silas Mead, M.A., Regent's Park College.
Thomas Green, M.A., Spring-hill College.
Archibald Hastie Dick, M.A., Huddersfield College.
Daniel Slater, M.A., Western College, Plymouth.
Thomas Williams Mays, MLA., Hackney Theological
Seminary.
John Baker Greene, LL.B., Trinity College, Dublin.

Robert Johnstone, LL.B., University of Edinburgh.

Ebenezer Charles, LL.B,, Andrew Thompson, LL.B.
John Warren, LL.B., and Henry Selfe Page Winter.
botham, LL.B., University College.
Decimus Sturges, LL.B., and John Shoard, LL.B.,
King's College.
George Henry Rouse, LL.B., Regent's Park, College.
Samuel Hague, LL.B., and Richard Marsden Pankhurst,
LL.B., Owen's College.
Samuel Hoppus Adams, M. 8., Joseph R. Gasquet, M.B„
Matthew Berkeley Hill, M. 8., Philip Sydney Jones, M. 8.,
Charles Hayes Marriott, M. 8., and Henry Simpson, M. 8.,
University College.
William Liddon, M. 8., William Edward Hobbs, M. 8.,
Arthur Ernest Sansom, M. 8., and Edmund Symes Thomp-
son, M. 8., King's College.
William Miller Crowfoot, M. 8., and Theodore Davis,
M. 8., St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Walter Ifoxon, M. 8., Guy's Hospital.
John Allen, 8.A., John Anstie, 8.A., Henry Charlton
Bastian, 8.A., James Bithell, 8.A., Thomas Bryer, 8.A.,
Valentine Chodron De Courcel, 8.A., John Dolleymore,
8.A., George Elliott, 8.A., Julian Goldsmid, 8.A., Thos.
Horsman, 8.A., James Cole Jackson, 8.A., George Lake,
8.A., Edward Miller, 8.A., Richard May Miller, 8.A.,
William Manning Needham, 8.A., Henry William Porter,
8.A., William Edwin Price, 8.A., Edward Baines Pye
Smith, 8.A., Geo. Antonio Ralli, 8,A., Richard Vicker-
man Taylor, 8.A., John Robert Vaisey, 8.A., James Lam-
bert White, 8.A., and
-Thomas Wilson, 8.A., University
College.
Henry Nelson Capel, 8.A., Christopher Robert Cut,
B.A„ Henry James Newbury, 8.A., Arthur William Par-
sons, 8.A., Joseph Smith, 8.A., Matthew Henry Starling,
and Thomas Tyler, 8.A., King's College.
Edward Thos. Goldsmid, 8.A., St. Cuthbert's, Ushaw.
Henry Edwards, 8.A., John Gerard, 8.A., Geo. Segar,
8.A., and Henry Sergeant, 8.A., Stoneyhurst College.
Raymond Wallace Esmonde White, 8.A., St. Patrick's,
Carlow.

James Jones, 8.A., Springhill College.
Charles Cecil Stevens, 8.A., Melbourne University and
Springhill.
William Trotman Hewett, 8.A., Regent's-park College.
Denis Maurice O'Conor, 8.A., St. Gregory's, Downside.
Colmar Boaz Symes, 8.A., Cheehunt College.
Robert Henry Roberts, 8.A., Baptist College, Bristol.
John William Bradley, 8.A., Arthur William Carver,
8.A., and William Willis, 8.A., Huddersfield College.
John Thomas Barker, 8.A., William Burrows, 8.A.,
and Henry Griffin Parrish, 8.A., Lancashire Independent
College.

Adam Clarke M'Lean, 8.A., George Robert Samuel,
B.A„ and William Henry Sutcliffe, 8.A., Wesley College,
Sheffield.

William
Connon, 8.A., and Joseph Groves, 8.A., Wes •
Ivan, Taunton.
William Frederick Clarkson, 8.A., Peter William Darn_
ton, 8.A., Samuel Dyer, 8.A., John Gammell, 8.A.,
Walter Hardie, 8.A., William Hewgill, 8.A., Robert
Vaughan Pryce, 8.A., Frederick Hughes Seavill,
and Robert Jermain Thomas, 8.A., New College.
Thomas Douse, 8.A., Thomas Jones, 8.A., HenryMath-
win, BA., Henry Parry, 8.A., and Robert Burchal Tonge,
8.A., Owen's College.

William Crosby Barlow, 8.A., Hackney Theologies:
Seminary.
John Th6mas, 8.A., Trevecca College.
Charles Morgan, 8.A., Working Men's College.
PRESENTATION FOR HONOURS AND PRIZES.

The Graduates having been severally presented to the
Chancellor, the presentation of Scholars, Exhibitioners,
Medalists, and Prizeinen then took place in the following
order :

Henry Selfe Page Winterbotham, L.L.8., University
College, to receive Law Scholarship.
William Miller Crowfoot, M. 8., St. Bartholomew's Hos•
pital, Scholarship and Medal in Physiology and Compara-
tive Anatomy.
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Edmund - ymes Thompson, M. 8., King's College, Schu,
larship and Medal in Medicine.

William Miller Crowfoot, M. 8., St. Bartholomew's Hos-
pital, Scholarship and Medal in Surgery.
Joseph Raymond Gasquet, M. 8., University College,
Medal in Physiology and Comparative Anatomy.
Matthew Berkeley Hill, M. 8., University College, Medal
in Surgery.

William Edward Robbs, M. 8., King's College, Medal
in Medicine.

William Miller Crowfoot, M. 8., University College,
Medal in Midwifery.

Arthur William Carver, 8.A., Huddersfield College,
Scholarship in Mathematics.
Henry Charlton Bastian, 8.A., University College, prize
in Chemistry.

Henry Charlton Bastian, 8.A., University College, prize
in Animal Physiology.

Henry Charlton Bastian, 8.A., University College, prize
in Botany.

Further Scriptural Examination.—Henry Macon Bout-
pas, University College, prize; Silas Mead, Regent's-park
College, prize ; George Henry Rouse, Regent's-park Col-
lege, prize.

First Scriptural Examination.—Samuel Conway, New
College, prize; James Dickerson Davies, New College,
prize; Joseph Hammond, University College, prize; Philip
Poppleston Rowe, Regent's Park College, prize ; George
Southey, Spring-hill College, prize; Joseph William Walker/
Spring-hill College, prize.
First M. B. Examination.—aarles Hilton Fagge, Guy's
Hospital, Exhibition and Medal in Anatomy and Physio-
logy; Charles Hilton Fagge, Guy's Hospital, Exhibition
and Medal in Chymistry; Samuel Jones Gee, University
College, Exhibition and Medal in Chymistry; Charles Hil-
ton Fagge, Guy's Hospital, Exhibition and Medal in Ma-
teria Modica; Henry Charlton Bastian, University College,
Medal in Anatomy and Physiology ; William John Smith,
University College, Medal in Materia Medica ; Charles
Hilton Fagge, Guy's Hospital, Medal in Botany.
First B.A. Examination.—Thothas Barker, Trinity Col-
lege, Cambridge, Exhibition in Mathematics; Thomas
Garrett, Caius College, Cambridge, Exhibition in Latin
William Jardine, Regent's Park College, Exhibition in
English ; Hermann Nathan Adler, University College,
Prize in German.

Matriculation.—Thomas Dale, Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, Exhibition in Mathematics ; Walter Dickinson,
Stonyhurst College, Exhibition in Classics ; William John
Hurst, Owens College, Prize in Chymistry ; John Makens,
Guy's Hospital, Prize in Botany ; Henry Summerhayes,
Crewkerne Grammar School, Prize in Zoology.
Earl GRAN VILLE then rose, and was received
with loud cheers. He said he would make no pro-
mise as to brevity, as he did on the last occasion,
although he was desirous to avoid prolixity. it
was most satisfactory to find that in January last
there were 108 candidates examined for matricula-
tion, and with success. The number of gentlemen
who presented themselves for matriculation this
time exceeded by 127 those of the previous year.
ThLI was a very satisfactory result as regarded