The Sun.
London, England, 1850-02-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, FEB. 7.—ln a Convocation holden this morn-
ing, it was agreed to affix the University seal to certain
forms of consent for the solemnization of marriages in
the three district chapels recently erected in the parish
of Holm Cultram, in the county of Cumberland.
In the same Convocation, the nomination of the fol-
lowing gentlemen to the office of Examiners for the
Hertford Scholarship for the promotion of Latin Litera-
ture met with the approval of the House, viz.:—The
Rev. George Rawlinson, M.A., Exeter College; Ralph
Rebel t Wheeler Linger, M.A., fellow of Balliol College;
the Rev. Richard Cengreve, M.A., fellow of Wadham
College.

In a Congregation holden immediately afterwards, the
following degrees were conferred, viz.:—

MASTER OF ARTS.

George Harris Richards, Exeter College.
nev. Edmund Markham Healo, Queeu a College.

William Frank Blandy, ditto.
Rev. Robert Parker Wilkinson, Lincola College.
James Fisher, Worcester College.
Rev. Robert Cooper Black, ditto.
Edward Owen, Nlow of Jesus College.
Rev. Henry Stiles Savory, Oriel Collage.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Henry George Rolt, Balliol College.
William Strafford Dugdale, ditto.
Elward Twopenny, Oriel College.
Edward Mortimer Clissold, Exeter College.
Charles Augustus Hope, ditto.
Archibald Peel, Trinity College.
Henry Arland Fownes Lu:trell, Trinity College.
Frederick Pemberton Roe, Pembroke College.
The Margaret Professor of Divinity (Dr. Faussett)
will begin a course of lectures on Thursday, February
the 28th, at twelve o'clock. The lect Tres are intended
fu. those who hare passed their examination fir the de-
gree of BA. Gentlemen desirous c f attending a: o re-
quested to call on Dr. Esussett on Wedr.esday the 27th,
between the hours c f one and three.

CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 7.—BELL'S SCHOLARSEIPS.—An
election cf two scholars upon this foundation will take
place on Friday, the 15th of March next. The members
f any college (except King's College aad Triuityll),
sons or orphans ( f clergymen, who were admitted be-
tween the commencomen.s of 1818 and 1849, tray be
candidates, and are required to signify their intention of
offering themselves, on cr before Friday, the 22d inst.,
iu a Latin epistle, to be pi esent,Al to ta?,h of t':e
electors, who are the Vice-Chancellor, the Regius Pro-
bssor of Divinity, the Lucaiian Professor (Air. G. G.
Stokes), the Public Orator (Mr. Bateson), and the
IZE.gius Professor of Laws (by his ecputy, Mr. Clark, of
Trinity College). The examination will commence on
Monday, the 25th inst., at nine A.lll, in the Senate
llouic. Faah candidate will be expected to learn with
the Vice-Chancellor (together with his epistle), a certi-
ficate from his college of the date of his admission, and
of the t firms Le has kept. The emolutnent accruing to
each scholar consists of the Bth part cf the interes 1)f
15,2001. stock in the Thtei per Ceute., tenable for four
years. In default of sons or orphans at clergymen prc-
senting themselves, the sons of laytnea will be elected;
and itt the event of two candidates being bracketed
qusi as the result of the examination, choice will be
made simply on the ground of pecuniary laced.
ANATOSIY.—IIe Professor of Anat )my will continue
his I( ctures on the anatomy and physiology of the hu-
man body, on Monday, February 11, at one o'clock, in
the Anatomical School.