... UYI XJ,'S INY lNTVLLIGENCE. The folloWiT:L i~etotsii iiiai'vl of Ltieiir oif the University. , ri-i a crtri'coiod to TenicIr, 18.5I):- Members 'Members of Con- oil the v ~uc'tiou. Books. 1..Uieoi ..1632 ?? 2813 2. ?? .. . . . . . ?? 197 . . .. 835 :3. Merfoy, ?? ..103 ?? . 178 4. Exetei :312 ?? . 424 .1. Oriel . 204 ?? 391 6. Quleen' ?? ?? 1.59 ?? 24U 7. New ?? ?? ?? 1815 9. All Smet-l . ? ...

... No. I. In whatever city, says Aristotle, the women are not under good regulations, we must look upon one-half of it as not under the restraint of law ; and he proceeds to show that the influence of their demoralization withered away the potency even of Sparta. Divines, philanthropists, and missionaries have been compelled to abandon that false and mis- taken delicacy, which induced them to ...

... (No. 6.) TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD STANLEY, M.P., SECRETARY OF STATE AND PRE- SIDENT OF THE COUNCIL OF INDIA. a MY LORD-YOU have a great career before you. The oldest son of an illustrious house, with admi- a rable natural abilities and highly educated, you are not merely the forward scion of a noble stock, pushed into publicity by family influence and here- r ditary name. You have not burst ...

... MORNING CHRONICLE OFFICE, Tuesday, 1 p.m. TLEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] THE SERVIAN EXECUTIVE. BELGRADE, MONDAX. (ViA Germany.) The Skuptschina has decreed the dismissal of the blinisters and of the Senate. ,AIUSTRIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS. VIENNA, TUESDAY, 8.45 Am.i The exportation of horses towards the frontiers of Lombar(lY, Tyrol, and the Seegrenso (borders of 1 the ...

... Ir UNIVERSITY INTELLIBNCE. CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 2. FOUNDATION LECTURERS, &C. A meeting of members of the Senate was held in the Arts School yesterday, the Vice-Chancellor presiding, to consider the new statutes respecting certain foundation lecturers, Scholarships, &c. 1. The lectureships of Sir Robert Reade, who founded four lectures, and it was proposed to consolidate these into one, as the whole ...

... I CITY CO MISSIOLY OF SE WEBS. edayncourt, at which Mr. Deputy Christie pre- >1 'coo held for the despatch of public business. SANITAROY CONDITION OF T11E CITY. D. Letheby's report had reforence to the condition of 267 that had been inspected during the week, and it con- alst of 34 places that required sanitary improve- ui^ rarious particulars. b births in the city during the week amounted to ...

... HOR INUG CHJONICLE OFFICE, T hursday, IP.pn. TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. [THROUGH MR. REUTER'S AGENCY.] REASSEMBLING OF THE PARIS CONFERENCE. P AiaS, THURSDAY M ORNING. The Moniteur contains the following The Conference of the Representatives of the Powers will shortly reassemble at Paris for the purpose of examining into the result of the Moldo- Wallachian elections. The official journal ...

... To TIM EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIB-Are copyholds to be affected by the general registra- ton ? Much of England is copyhold. I have the misfor- tune to dwell in a locality where there is more then the ave- rage, and have therefore witnessed, and personally ex- perienced, its pernicious effects. A small tradesman of my acquaintance two or three years since purchased a cottage, orchard, ...

... WINDSOR CASTLE, SATURDAY, FRI1. ;3. Her Majesty and his Royal Highness the Priec Cve.ori accompanied by their Royal Highutsses Princei ei. Princess Helena, Princess Louisa, Prince Acrau., an! Prince Leopold, were present at a juvenile ball gtiven Iv hit Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, at Irognnore ?? Friday evening, in honour of the birth of her Royal Hizhh ness's great grandson, and the ...

... BRPRESINTATION OF HYTH7. . [FROM OUR OWN CORss3PONDENT.] The rumour that the sitting member, Sir John Ramsden, intended to accept the invitation made to him to offer him- self for the West Riding of Yorkshire, has brought a whole flock of Liberal candidates to this borough, ready to tender their services to supply Sir John's place as its representative in Parliament. Among the first to arrive ...

... BETWEEN THt LOYD Off 4?rD SOUTH-CO4?T 4JL1??T COHR?IE t HE 1AMPSH5RZ VERTX8Zn,] [S3 b len~bered by our readers that on the 28th of ltt~1 ~ ?? South-Western Railwa~ , r ted to run a train from off the Portsamouth A(of ich tthey have obtained a lease) on to the 5ndS0~h~ostRailway Company's lie at the Brighton and South-Coast Railway Company tt~at the p5y0 of the train on to theirline1 by ...

... ROYAL ASYLUMOUST ANNE'SSOCIETY. The anniversary dinner of this ancient and benevolent society, being also the celebration of its jubilee, took place last evening at the London Tavern. The attendance was unusually large and influential. The chair was occupied by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge; and among those present were the follow- ing:-Mr. Dallas, Minister for the United Statei; ...