... CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 25. THE CLASSICAL ToIPOS AND THE CHANCELLOR S MIED.aS.-ExAINA)11TIONf S.-A meeting of mnembers of the Senate, convened by theVice-Chaucellor, was held to-day in the Arts School, forthe consideration of reports issued by the Syndicate appointed on these subjects. With regard to the fiteat, anelaborate report was issued last term, and a full discussion upon it ensued the present ...

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... I X. DISAARIOTo Eva. OHQUBB.'OL . A deputation waited upon the First Lord of She Treasury in Downing-rtreet 'yesterday, to advot t'e W claims of the Manchester Education Bl.; The non. AIgernon Egerton in troduce d the deputation, which in- eluded Mr. Bruce, H.P., Mr. Fildes, M.P., Mr. T. B. Potter, M.P., Mr. W. E Fokster, MY.P, 'Mr. E. Potter, ' M.P., Mr. J. T. Hibbert, M.P., Ai r, Baley, Mh.P ...

... I - atutberditv Intelligence. I CAMBRIDGE, MALCFc 27. BELL'S UMVERSITY SlOHLARSHIPS.-The fol- lowing of the candidates for the above have been declared equaets -~Kirkpatrick, Trinity; Appleton, Trinity; and Haskin, John's. The selection of two to fill the vacancies will consequently be made according to certain conditions of the founder's will. TRINITY OOLLEGE.-NATuRAL SCIENCE-The examina- ...

... | - - Xiss Berry Greening's Concert. Miss Berry Greening, who, friom the commencement of her musical career, has shown a strong partiality for Irish melodies, gave a con- cert at St. James's Hall on Tuesday evening last. The entertain- ment was, to some extent, commemorative, inasmuch as the 17th of March is supposed to be the birthday of the good-tempered Saint Patrick of Ireland. In Samuel ...

... The attractions at the Agricultural Hall, instead of diminishing at the close of the season, have been kept up with unabated vigour during the past week, and give every promise that there IVill be nothieg wauting even in the ensuing week, which is announced to be the close of the pertormances. Messrs Sanger are to be much complimented onl their untiring energy and enterprise, which have ...

... rTHJI 'AB8INL7 ]XEIt~ (nn Qu SPECA l OBRsBP ?? H r) ' (FRowy Ous NPHaUVAOnR2MO BNr) i :C A~tP, EARI NTAO, FiS. 26. 'Our camp, whifh-is fire miles south' and a little' to' the east of Antalo, isn situated on a particularly strong hill. Grass and water are as near asmwe could wish, but firewood is only obtainable,.by going a considerable distance. The herbage grows so abund- antly in the.midst ...

... 'II . I- I be 2nd Life t~hd ~e tenat Arthur I Sir Archibald l rt., t be ornet and snb-licute. nant, by purchaoe, vice AXwrght, kg 7th DragoonGuards-ar Robert Clarke to be Rautel. , nant-colboel,- by puchase, vice Drevet-Colonel Charles ma Willian ThomPson, who retiree upon half.rpV, receiv- Cing the difference between cavalry and infantry; D. Capta n William Bruce Armstrong to be major, by pur ...

... .1 ,uy . G. .;Z, f. I , ? , ?? ?? T ?? .11 , I (nol OUR OWNT'CoOsBPONDzNT.) FLORENCE, FEB. 27. e We have not heard the end-indeed it would rather seem as if we were only hearing the begin- ning-of the great artistic discussion as to the Girolamo Benivieni, purchased by Count Nieuwer- PI kerke at the Nolivos sale as a masterpiece of the Renaissance, but which Signor Bastianini, a a( sculptor ...

... I ; (FROx OUR OWN:RCOnSPONDENT.) ?? the following appeased in our Evenive edition of yesterday:] areai . 1 PARIS, TUESDAY GUANO.Z An accredited version, which, if accepted, recon- t diles the official statement that Prince Napoleon o has gone to Germany without any mission with the fact that he has one of transcendent impor- s tance is that he goes as a diplomatic vohunteer. 91 He had a ...

... I THE - - E e ' i, : ' DUNSALLo, FZit. 13. e The column which left Addigenrlt on- the' 11th n has now made three marches towards Antalo in its a mixed* compositio avalry, infantry, and artils e lery; and from the fact that it carries with it its t own provision it resembles the characterof the s force that must make the fiial push upon Magdala, and its progress gives an insight into the means ...

... DRURY-LANE. TnIS Evanneo, RICHARD THE THIRD. Mr. D. Sullivan, Messrs. Sinclair, M'Intyre. Johnstone, Warner,l arcourt, and Temple; ?? Vein, Meedamesanfdenhoif and Edith ?? coaclude with THE PRISONEt (IF TOULON. k HAYMAlK ET. THIS EVENING, THE BBOKEN-HiEARfTD CLUB -DAVID GlArRIICK. Mes. Sothern, Buckstone, Rogers,&e.; and Miss Bobertson.-BOX AND COX. Mr. Buckstone and Mr. Compton. -And FAMLLE ...