The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-04 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 3.
A Convocation will be holden on Tuesday, the 17th
inst., at two o'clock, for the purpose of sleeting a fellow
on the Vinerian foundation, in the vacancy occurring
by the expiration of office of Mr. lEtaddan, of Exeter.
Francis Compton, D.C,L., fellow of All Souls' and a
Vinerian scholar, has announced hinaself a candidate.
The new statute on the Taylor foundation, which was
promulgated June 12, and which has been amended by
th• Hebdomadal Council, is announced to be promul-
gated afresh on Tuesday, the 18th inst., at two o'clock.
The Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History pro-
poses to give a public introductory lecture on the his-
tory of the Eastern Church, at 2 p.m., on Tuesday, the
10th inst.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.
BACHELOR OF ARTS-1857.
FIRST DIVISION.
Adler, Marcus Nathan, University
Allen, George John, Spring Hill
Asher, Edward Lucas, University
Bates, William, Queen's, Birmingham
Behrend, Samuel Hesse, University
Bell, William Henry, Spring Hill
Binet, Philip, New
Bowen, Edward Ernest, Trinity, Cambridge
Buss, Alfred Joseph, King's
Carstairs, Joseph Samuel University
Charnley, Alexander, Stonyhuret •
Clarke, Charles, Horton
Dare, Joseph, University and Manchester New
Donaldson, William Leverton, King's
Eagleston, Joseph, University
Eccles, Richard. University
Ely, Talfourd, University
Gasquoine, Thomas, Lancashire Independent
Gilbert William Schwenck, King's
Gill, Joseph, Royal Belfast Acad. Inst.
Hague, Samuel, 0 wens
Herschel', Ferrer, University
Hutchins, Frederick, Owens
Mackennal, Alexander, Hackney Theological Seminary
Mansford, Charles, University
Mead, Silas, Regent's Park
Mechelen, Henry Joseph, University
Murphy, John, St. Gregory's, Downside
Payne, John Horne, University
Pinches, Edward E win, University
Price, Newton, Trinity, Dublin
Pulling, John Lepton, University
Ralli, Peter Panda, King's
Rotton, John Francis, New
Rouse, George Henry, Regent's Park
Seward, Reuben, Regent's Park
Snow,Shaw,
Terence Edmundmund
Alexander,
Spicer, Henry, New SrSeghoeffirye'el,dDownside
Thomson, Andrew, University
Upton, Charles Barnes, Manchester New and Univer-

city
Yenning, Walter Charles, University
White, Josiah William, Wesley, Sheffield
Wood,NVi John,D'john W,King's, Sheffield
Young, Alexander Waugh, University

SECOND DIVISION
Atkinson, Warner, University
Baines, osiah, University
Bakewell, Percy, University and Manchester New
Chrigie, James, New
Davies, John Thomas, Spring Hill
Dustan, John, University
Godfrey, Charles, University
Graves, Robert Edmund, University
Heapiude, George, Manchester New and University
Henn, John, Queen's, Birmiagbam
Kemp, Alfred George, Wesley, Sheffield
Kintim. John Louis, University
M'Mulien, James Alexander, Queen's, Galway, and
T.C.D.
WO wan, Peter, Huddersfield,
Moon, George, University
Paton, Andrew Brown, Spring Hill
Power, Wilmot Horton Trevor, University
Robson, Richard, New
•
Slater, Robert, University
Wilson, Robert, University.

A NEEDLE EXTRACTED PROM A MAN'S STOMACH.—
On Monday morning an extraordinary circumstance took
place at the Northern Hospital. A man, named
Micharl Haelly, arrived in town by one of the Dublin
boats, and presented himself at the hospital, stating that,
during the night, he felt a dreadful sharp pain in the pit
of his stomach, like the pricking of a needle. Mr. Davis,
one of the house surgeons, examined the man, and ob-
served what turned out to be thread sticking out of the
flesh. This he concluded to proceed from the eye of a
needle, and he was correct ; for, on drawing it out
gently, he also drew a large-sized sewing needle from
the man's stomach. The only account the man could
give of the singular circumstance was as follows :—He
is on his way to Australia ; and, when leaving Ireland,
a few days ago, he got some drink when parting with
his friends, and that, whilst in a state of drunkenness,
be kissed some female relative, and in that operation
the needle dropped into his mouth from part of her
clothes. Be this correct or not, the needle was dislodged
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from its novel case, and Mr. Haelly starts to-day for the
land of gold.—Liverpool Times.
GRATIS,— THE BEST ATLAS ever published is how in course
of presentation with the Dispatch.—Maps issued previous to
the commencement of the series—August 9, Canton River;
August 23, India • sd. each, or to go free by post 6d. Oct.
4 (commencement of the series), Persia ; October 11, China ;
October 18, North-West Provinces of India; October 25,
Australia; November 1, Plan of Delhi • either of which may
be had with the paper for the current or any future week, if
the paper be out of print with which it was issued. The
issue of the Maps, &c., for the remainder of the year, will be
pearl as follows :—November 8, The Central Division o'
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