... the Master of Pembroke, presiding. the uniidementioned degrees were conferred:-M.A.- John Herbert Scott, St. John's College; .Henry Albeit Fenton, Clare; Fredk. John Norman, Gonville and Caius; Thomas Edward Hankinson Cox, Corpus Christi; William Henry ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer then moved that Mr. Fuller be taken into custody by the Strgeant-at-Arms. The House cordially agreed with the motion, and the .ergeant-at-Arms was fully instructed to take the hon. member into his Custody. But the House, as it presently ...

... a cnt' like d. oa domestic legislature. In one of thepeies, 0 which he delivered in ?? of Xqnimop5)in >, ' support of Lord John Russell's Reform Bill .h& D referred to the Union as a' measure the- profes' o^ bject of which was to give-gb goveod. ii6'to' ...

... CRYSTAL PLLACE, To-Moutmw (Tuesdayk at 8, OLD CURIObIY SHOP (Nell. ?? S.Emery, Davia Isher, John Clarke and H. B. Tees dale; Mieses Carotine H~oMEmily Vining, kyra Holme, Edith Bruco, and Maria Daly. THIATRE ROYAL, COVENT GARDEN, PROMENADE CONCERTS. ...

... a gun from, the covers. PREACHERS AT THE LONDON CHUJRCHES TO-MIORROW. WESnTNoo'STEn ABmEY, tornioig (1o a. Ai.), Rev. Lord John Thynne; afternoon (3 Pro.), Dean of West.. ntioster; etenig (7 ?? Archbishop of York. ST. PAUL'S CATIHEDRAL, morning (10 ? ...

... helmet, and sword of each being suspended above the stall, and in the panelling a richly emblazoned shield, bearing the coat of arms of each member. This room is lighted with a corona of thirty-three splendid gaslights, each jet further forming a five-pointed ...

... War Office has decided not to arm the entire army, not even the entire Prussian army, with the adapted Mauser rifle, upon the merits of which military opinion still differs. Only five army corps will receive the new arm, the others will have adapted ...

... Liberal. The Rev. John Daniel, vicar of East Ardsley, near Leeds, died on Saturday. The living is of the value of f 369, the population of the parish being I,596, and the church accommodation 250. The patronage vests with the Countess of Cardigan. The Dutch ...

... Dixos. CaptainVIVIAN said that Lord Cardigan, on return- ing ?? the Crimea, had entirely to remount his cavalry, and in twelve monuths the regiment was in a perfect state of discipline. N. i.NOEL had heard Lord Cardigan say that three lcs was the least time ...

... Chas. Sullivan, It ?? Grattan, B. iileko. Disrdony, Clifford, Robnbson, Ferry, lHolland,; Sguire, and Shiel ]Blsry; Ma~eirnes Ihlowden, &e.- ,rcceled, at 7.80, by a Far., OPERA CO3IQUIS THEATRlE. i ' Under tlie direction of. Mr. John ticdeliff. TnrS ErerIrsa ...

... with A REGULAR FIX. Mr. Joseph Jefferson, Misses 1B. Thorne, Heeri, &o. OA'=Y THEATB. ir. REANO. Cole Lessee and Manager, Mr. John Hllrngshead. Tuts EvrSINO, at 7,80, WEAX WO.MIAN, Messrs. TernY, Rovce, &e. Biases Muir, Rayne, Leigh, &c.-9,0o, BOH0 EMIAN ...

... 10.30, ORON. ?? and Waster Grattan, &c. 6A]FT1 TBFATRB, STRAND. Soletessoe aiel \anaer, [r. toha tfollinxshead. Teis Evcttrao, at 5, NO. 1, ROUND T'E COMINEII. Afessrs. Beverley anud Cinuford. - At F..0, ALL FOIl HEt. MIr. John Clayton, Messrs. Eliwoud ...