... UNJ VXRSI Y INV7ELlIGENCR. OXFORD, Dzo. 10. MATISNMATICAL CLASS TIST. The' examiners in the School of Mathematics and Physics have this afterooon issued the following class list ; - . , CLASS 1. Nil, CLASS It. Calico, Williau nW., Qaseno's College end A. CLAWS Ill. Hicks John P., Lincoln College and A. Marsham Robert H. B., Mderton College B. Rice Charles B., St. Jobns College. 8bort Ambrose, ...

... The Queen gave a dinner in the evening, ir t George's-hall, to the following distinguished Part -His Majesty the King of Sardinia, tfleir itJ Highnesses the Duchess of Kent, the Duchess of Cambridge, the Princess Royal, the Prinsess of Cambridge, arid the Duke of Canbridge his Serene Highness Prince Edward of a3 Weimar, the ?? of Sutherland, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Craqwqrth? thq Duke and ...

... METROPOLITANLOCAL MANAGEM.ENT I A CT-PARIS, OF ST. GILES CA MBER WELL. I The vestry for this, the largest metropolitan parisb, con- sisting of eighty-four members, have recently met several times for the purpose of making the necessary preliminary arrangements for carrying out the provisions of this act. On Friday evening they were engaged nearly four hours ia pass. ing a code of by-laws, ...

... AUCIDENT ON THE -ST. HELENS RAILWIAY. On Monday morning last, about half-past eleven o'clock, an accident took place upon one of the branch lines be longing to the St. Helens Railway Company, it a short distance from the-town. The branch line in question runs from the main line to Blackleyhurst, Blackbrook, and Hay- dock collieries, and is used solely for the purpose of accom- modating the ...

... The late vote of confidence in favour -f Marshal O'Donnell was an answer to a motion for a vote of censure upon the Marshl1:- | M. OnsNss, the leader of the Demooratical party, gave notice of it in the following. terms :-It is customary in all constitutional countries for Parliament to take cogni- *ance of every important event that occurs in the oountry, and therefore it ia that I purpose to ...

... 1 MORANIG' CERRONICLE OFJICO, r Thuriday, 12 30 Vau. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. e -~b LATER FROM THE EAST. b - - u VIENNA, WEDNESDAY. Our latest intelligence from the Crimea reports o the arrival of General Chasseloup's division of p 12,000 men. Si The English and Sardinians have also received e reinforcements. The Russians have established several batteries v p to frustrate any attempt at ...

... I PROMOTIONS AND APPOINIMENTS. The follownog appointments were made at the Admiralt yesterday:- . LIEUTENANTS. J. A. Vanrenen, to the Thunder. William Clark, to the Trusty. Hen. R. A. Capel, to the Forth. J. A. R, Dunlop, to the Sampson. G. W. Carter, to the Forth. A. G. Wootton, to the Coqaette. R. P. Gresabots, to the Calcutta. WOOLWICH, DEC 11. Two of the old frigates, which have been for ...

... p1jgMOURS OF. PEACE AND WAR . [BY ELUOCTRIC TELEGRAPR.] [foQa OUV OWN CORrtESP0NDBXT.l BERLIN, MONDAY EVENING. The peace rumours have obtained such strength Is to have sensibly affected prices on the Bourse. The Russian journals and letters, however, re. present the Emperor ALEXsANDER as bent on con- tiOalg( the war, s0 satisfied is he with the state Of things in the Crimea. ol the other hand, ...

... ' JUMANLE REFORMAORY IMNTUTo#- I ME.TiNGA Ar SHREWSBURY. I . I . I. On Thureday B ?? &uc iriflcttat 'meetipg' ot noblemen and gentleman connected with thbis county took place in the Shire Hill, Sbewasbary, to cosider the bomro priety ?? ?? criminals of'the. counltyto a reformatory institution. The chair was taken by ?? Lieutenent, the Agght' on. Visconnt Rll; and a0 tg - thoe present (besides ...

... I ' THE BANK CHARTE ACtd-. I . ,- X, ' _ i., ,, . .. I TO T1UB ED1ITR 01 THE DlAlL W5. C SiR,-Under the abovoheading a letter; in large c type, was published in the e8a' on FridAy. Its S substance wag incorporated in a leader, SLd the c writer was describtd as a high financial authority, t who, under the signature of ' Mercator,' has taken c the trouble to state a few simple truths on the ...

... - RBi- Ot!MY' 'AWI94N toR BREAD s1r -,s itA 8~trdyrh'ig been the day o g it htepl wafixi o aed po 66lace forithe.election nta isralb the ward-of Broad-stredet. In the room Of'telteM.ldr ?? took li eta od napmeurs' Hall1 at 10 ocolock.precissly. The canddatlets wen. Mr. Lawrence,' son of the deceased -aaldeirman, and k4r. D. Nicoll. 'ide. A B.Jisnstd ?? . Lnou.,an the piart cf.' Mra;~eol, ...

... THEJ BILLETING SYSTE. It is surprising how intolerable a grievance may become before strenuous efforts are made for its removal. At last a general sense of injustice rouses the oppressed, and relief is at length obtained. This appears to be the posi- tion of the Licensed Victuallers with regard to the Billet, ing System. If they seize the present opportunity, and use the necessary exertions, ...