The Sun.
London, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 22.
ELECTION OF A MODERATOR.--In a convoca-
tion holden this morning the name of Francis
Kewley, 111. A., fellow and tutor of Jesus College,
was unanimously approved of by the house as one
of the moderators in " ScholaLiterarum Grreearum
et Latinarum." •
WAINIAM COLLEGE.—Messrs. A. H. Harrington
and William Cockin, commoners of this society,
have been elected to the two vacant bible clerk.
ships.

CLASSICAL HONOURS.—The examiners in the
final classical school (the Rev. E. H. Hansell, the
Rev. J. Riddell, the Rev. J. E. T. Rogers, and Sir
Alex. Grant, Bart.), have this evening (half-past
seven o'clock issued the following award of classes:
CLASS 1.
Charles Henry Olive Daniel, scholar, Worcester
College.
David Binney Monro, scholar, Balliol College.
Alexander Craig Sellar, commoner, Balliol College.
Robert Debie Wilson, commoner, Balliol College.
CLASS 2.

Joseph Mason Austin, commoner, Queen's College.
Reginald Broughton, scholar, Balliol College.
William Gordon Cole, scholar, Trinity College.
Charles Danvers Crossman, scholar, Worcester
College.
William Esson, Bible clerk, St. John's College.
Frederick Salmon Grouse, taberdar, Queen's Col-
lege.
Francis Alfred Cachinay Hooper, scholar, Trinity
College.
William Powoll James, scholar, Oriel College.
Austen Arthur H. Leigh, commoner, Balhol Col-
lege.
Francis Valentine Paxton, Fell's oxhibitioner,
Christ Church.
John Mattthias Proctor, commoner, Trinity Col-
lege.
James Hamer Rawdon, commoner, Brasenose
Col-
lege.
Colin Threlkeld, commoner, Queen's College.
Edward Henry Whinfield, demy, Magdalen Col-
lege.

CLASS 3.
John Postlethwaite Airey, commoner, Queen's Col-
lege.
Wm. Baird, scholar, Lincoln College.
Thomas Bromley, commoner, Queen's College.
Charles Paul Cabban, scholar, Queen's College.
Robert Oliver Carter, commoner, Oriel College.
Thomas Reevor Daveney, scholar, Lincoln College.
Harry Davidson, commoner, Oriel College.
Frederick Christ Fagan, post master, Merton Col-
lege.
Charles George Foster, Lusby scholar, Magdalen
Hall.
Charles Edward Hammond, scholar, Exeter College.
William Bayley Heath, Hoody exhibitioner, Wad-
ham College.
George Herbert Moberly, scholar, Corpus College.
Frederick Samuel Newman, commoner, Queen's
College.
Isaac G. Packer, commoner, Worcester College.
Benjamin Seymour Tupholme, Lusby scholar, Mag.
dallen Hall.
John Wharton, commoner, Queen's College.
CLASS 4.
Richard Servitor Blackmore, Christ Church Col-
lege.
Cave William Cave-Brown, commoner, Magdalen
Hall.
George B. Hill, commoner, Pembroke College.
Granville W. G. Leveson Gower, gentleman com-
moner, Christ Church.
Reginald Prideaux Lightfoot, commoner, Balliol
College.
Thomas Douglas Page. scholar, Pembroke College.
Edwin Puckle, exhibitioner, Magdalen Hall.
Thomas Dowker Shepherd, commoner, Queen's
College.
Edwin Stowe, scholar, Brasenose College.
William Hancock Wheeler, commoner, Wadham
College.
William Edward White, commoner, Oriel College.
William Owen Whiteside, commoner, Christ
Church.
William Wynne Wilson, fellow, St. John's College.
Henry Le Poer Wynne, scholar, Oriel College.

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