The Proctors elect for the ensuing year, are the Rev. Joseph Dornford, M. A. Fellow of Oriel College, and the Rev. Thomas Townson Churton, M. A. Fellow of Brasennose College.

The Rev. William Hayward Cox, M. A. Michel Fellow of Queen's College, and the Rev. John Williams, M. A. Student of Christ Church, have been nominated and approved Public Examiners in Literis Humanioribus.

Mr. William Traine Fortescue has been admitted Actual Fellow of New College.

In Convocation it has been agreed to accept a benefaction contained in the will of the late Mrs. Kennicott, for the foundation of two Scholarships to promote the study of Hebrew Literature.

The Examiners appointed to elect a Scholar on the foundation of Dean Ireland, have announced to the Vice-Chancellor the election of Peter Samuel Henry Payne, Scholar of Balliol College.

DEGREES CONFERRED. BACHELOR OF MEDICINE, With Licence to practise.

John Burton, Magdalen Hall.

BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW.

Samuel Bush Toller, Trinity Coll.

MASTERS OF ARTS.

Fuller Wenham Lewis, Christ Church.
Rev. Henry Willoughby, Lincoln Coll.
J. Barneby, Christ Church. Grand Comp.
Rev. William Tomkins, Jesus Coll.
Rev. J. H. Turbitt, Schol. of Worcester Coll.
Rev. Joseph Berry King, Exeter Coll.
John Burton, Magdalen Hall, incorporated
from Trinity Coll. Dublin.

Rev. Thomas Boddington, Balliol Coll.

Rev. Robert T. Pilgrim, Trinity Coll.

ELECTIONS,

The Rev. John Brown, M. A. one of the Seniors of Trinity College, has been elected Vice-Master of that society; and the Rev. Richard Allott, M. A. Fellow of Trinity College, a Senior of that Society, in the room of the late Rev. J. H. Renouard.

'Henry Edward Vallencey, Scholar of King's College, has been admitted a Fellow of that society.

The Rev. Philip Booth, M. A. of Corpus Christi College, has been elected a Fellow of the same College on the foundation of Archbishop Parker.

Pitt Scholar.-Charles Rann Kennedy, of Trinity College, has been elected University Scholar on the Pitt foundation, vacated by the resignation of his brother, the Rev. B. H. Kennedy, Fellow of St. John's College.

GRACES.

Graces to the following effect have passed the Senate:

To appoint a Syndicate to ascertain what funds the University has at its disposal, and that no proceedings about the Library, &c. should take place, until the Syndics had made their report.

To re-appoint a Syndicate to consider of the best means of removing the Botanic Garden; and to report to the Senate before the end of the next term.

PRIZES.

The Chancellor's gold medals for the two best proficients in classical learning among the Commencing Bachelors of Arts, have been adjudged to Christopher Wordsworth and Thomas Henry Steel, of Trinity College.

The Vice-Chancellor has given notice, that the annual Hulsean Prize, in consequence of the incumbrances on the late Mr. Hulse's estate being now removed, will in future be not less than one hundred pounds. The following is the subject for the present year:

On the Futility of Attempts to represent
the Miracles recorded in Scripture, as
Effects produced in the Ordinary
Course of Nature.

The Dissertations must be sent in on or before the 30th of October.

The Vice-Chancellor has also given notice, that the Member's Prizes to two Bachelors of Arts, and to two Undergraduates, for the encouragement of Latin

Prose Composition, will this year be thirty guineas each, should the exercises of the candidates appear to possess superior merit. The subjects for the present year are-For the Bachelors,

Quantum momenti ad studium rei Theologica promovendum, habeat literarum humaniorum cultus ?

For the Undergraduates,

Quæ sit forma Пoλтelas ad Græcia renascentis statum optime accommodata?

These exercises are to be sent in on or before the 30th of April.

It is, likewise, intended that a second Seatonian prize of forty pounds shall this year be awarded, should any poem be considered worthy of a second prize. Subject for the present year,

The Ascent of Elijah.