... and one child; James Henderson, 31, wife and 4 children; Joseph Ma- son, 32, wife and 2 children; Joseph Richey, 30, wife and 1 child ; Luke Richey, 18k; and Samuel Hood, 12; viz:-2 deputies, 12 hewers, 8 putters, 1 rolley-way man, I crane man, 2 drivers ...

... Rev. John Hodgson, Wadhans Collee. Rev. Henry J. Poole, Pembroke College. Edward P. Baumgarten, Worcester College. BACHELOR OF ARTS. John I. Medley, Exeter College. James B. 'Richey, Exeter College. Walter Sumnners, Worcester College. Rev. William Prosser ...

... William Jones, lhomas Edwards, Thomrs3 V David Phillips, and others from Sonth Wales; t Rer. Hugh Jones, Llanerohymedd, AigleseS; i>3 Jones, David Morris, and John Jone, Cara! vonshire; Emrys Evans, Denbighshlre; RIchei Edwards and Roger ]Wwards, Fllatabire' ...

... on Thursday, at 10 o'clock, the following degrees wvere conferred MASTERS OF ARTS.-Charles Stephens, Balliol College. Rev. Edward Leembig, Brasenose College; Rev. James Hayes, Worcester College; Rev. W. R. Cosens, Magdalen Hall. BACIHELOnS or ARTS.-Henry ...

... of Roydon, Norfolk ; Rev. Richard Eyre Eyre, to the Rectory and Vicarage of Donanaghta, diocese of Clonfert; Rev. Richard Edward Formby, M.A., to the Rectory of Latchingdon, Essex ; Robert Griffith, 8.A., to an Assistant Mastership, Wellington College; ...

... furnished 20 lower certificate holders, besides 11 higher. The following were the successful candidates from the Midlands:- KING EDWARD's SCHOOL, BInRMINGHAM. -Higher Certificates: E. W. -Barnes passed in elementary mathematics, and with distinction in additional ...

... Commissioner of Ins West India Encumbered Retates Commzassion. on = OBDER OF Tan BATH: (CIVal DIVI6:oN as0 E LC.B. Colonel Sir Edward Ridley Colborne Bradford, ?? A.D.C. to the Queen. Henry G. Calcraft, 3sq., C.B., Permanent Secretary to the Board of Trade ...

... gone !to Germany, and they are staying at the baths of Schwalbach in Nassau for three weeks. The Bishop of St. Asaph (Dr. Edwards), who has been laid up with a severe attack of choleraic diarrhE,, is reported to be progressing satisfactorily. Mr. W. H ...

... onI the outside of his carriage, being onlv. more thant is allowed by the Act. Bantrqwz s. George Richei, Qucen-strect, Cheap. side, warehouseman. Edward Harling, Almonbury, Yorkshire, merchant. Thos. Peete Wimbriev, Hun- tingdon, grocer. John Plindcrs ...

... P. Thompson, A. J. Robertson, and F. D.Joy. Tile Queen's Gold Medals-Latin Essay, R. W. Livingstone; English Verse, J. 0 Richey. The Queer's Silver Medals-Latin Speech, A. J. Robertsoli; English Speechl, G. J. Simonds. Moore-Stevenis Divinity Prize, ...

... Brown, BaLtol; Arthur Burr, Wcdham; iobert Campbell, Christ Cthuch; Edward Chalk, Brsnse.ote; Albert Charles, Trindty; Sziiiuel Clay, New College. lieginald Couchmatt, 'orcester; Edward Cox, Christ Church; George Crati, New College; Heory Craik, Pembroke; ...

... Highneas mime- diately paid a visit to the Empress of Germany. r-Reter. The Queen has approved of the appointmrent of Mr. J. B. Richey to be a member of the Council r of the Governor of Bombay in the room of Sir Maxwell Melville deceased. The Queen has approved ...