The rehearsals will take place on Friday, June 20, Wednesday 25, Friday 27, and Monday 30. The performances and rehearsals will commence each day at twelve o'clock. Conductor, Sir George Smart. The sum raised by the sale of the tickets, after defraying all necessary expenses, will be appropriated in aid of the funds of the Royal Society of Musicians, the New Musical and Choral Funds, and the Royal Academy of Music. The public are requested to give orders to the various musicsellers for the number of tickets they may require, which must be paid for when bespoke. Tickets for reserved seats, two guineas, each day. Tickets for seats not reserved, one guinea, each day. Tickets for the rehearsal, half-a-guinea, each day. The various tickets will only be admitted on the days they are dated. NOTICES OF ORDINATIONS.-The Bishop of Norwich has fixed his next Ordination to be holden in the Cathedral, on Sunday, the 8th of June.-The Bishop of Ely's Ordination will be held in London, on Sunday, the 22d day of June next. Candidates for Holy Orders are desired to transmit the requisite papers to the Bishop, at Ely House, Dover-street, London, on or before the 31st instant, after which they will receive notice of the time and place of Examination.-The Bishop of Lincoln will confirm at various places in the county, during the summer, and his Lordship's visitation will be at Huntingdon, on the 4th of July. Fortescue, Hon. & Rev.J. Preb. in Cath. Church of Worcester Broke Bp. of St. David's Carm. St. Dav. Sarum V. of Newcastle Norwich Duke of Grafton Rutland Peterb. G. Fludyer, Esq. Palmer, Charles Park, George Wagner, H. M. Wythorpe, P. C. Cumb. . Gt. Finborough, V. Albrighton, P.C. Great Dunmow, V. Leighthorn, R. Suffolk Salop Essex Earl of Dartmouth Trustees Norwich Bp. of Ely Lichfield Wm. Spurrier, Esq. London Bp. of London Lord Willoughby de Lord Holland Wiccamical. Preb. of Wyndham in Cath. Church of Chichester Durham Durham C. Ellison, Esq. Northam. Peterb. Bp. of Lichfield Middles. London Bp. of London London Sir C.C.Smith, Bt. Chichest. Bp. of Chichester Lincoln Chester Warwick Worc. Lancast. Chester Northam. Peterb. Bp. of Lichfield Worcest. Worcest. G. Fenwick, Esq. Preb. in Cath. Churches of St. Paul's and Worcester Upton-on-Severn, R. Berry Pomeray, V. VOL. XVI. NO. VI. Gloster Gloster D. & C. of Worcester Worcest. Worcest. Bp. of Worcester Devon Exeter Duke of Somerset Kent Cant. Sirs E. & J. Brydges 3 E The Rev. Robert Meadows White, B.D. Fellow and Tutor of Magdalen College, has been elected Professor of Anglo-Saxon on the Foundation of Dr. Rowlinson. The Rev. John Radford, B. D. Senior Fellow and Tutor of Lincoln College, has been unanimously elected Rector of that Society, in the room of the Rev. Edward Tatham, D.D. deceased. On Wednesday, May 21, being the first day of Act Term, the following gentlemen were nominated Masters of the Schools for the year ensuing :-The Rev. William Jacobson, M. A. Vice-Principal of Magdalen Hall; Rev. Francis Atkinson Faber, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College; Rev. Thomas French Laurence, M.A. late Fellow of St. John's College. Arthur Downes Gardner, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College, has been chosen a Fellow of that Society, in the room of the Rev. William Goddard, M.A. deceased. Mr. R. W. Ashby Smith, of Merton College, has been elected Scholar of Jesus College. William George Ward, of Christ Church, John Cole Miller, of St. John's College, and William Cole Beasley, of Lincoln College, have been elected Scholars; and John Boucher, of Exeter College, and Deodatus William Eaton, from Aynhoe School, have been elected Lord Crewe's Exhibitioners of Lincoln College. Mr. John Baron has been elected an Exhibitioner on the Michel Foundation, Queen's College. The following gentlemen have been elected Students of Christ Church, from Westminster : John James Randolph, Ambrose St. John, Frederick Luttrell Moysey. There will be an election in Exeter College on the 30th of June, to two Fellowships, founded for natives of the county of Devon, who, at the time of their election, shall be of at least two years' standing in the University. Also, on the 2d of June, to a Scholarship, open to all persons who have not passed the examination for the Degree of B.A. without any further restriction. Candidates for the Fellowships are required to signify their intention to the Rector on or before the 25th of June. There will be an election of three Postmasters in Merton College, on Monday, June 2. Candidates must have attained the age of seventeen, and not exceeded the age of twenty years. The Second Election of an Eldon Scholar will take place on Monday, June 2, at the Thatched House Tavern, St. James's Street. Wednesday, the 25th of June, is appointed for the Election of a Scholar on Colonel Boden's Foundation. The Scholarship is open to all Members of the University who shall not have exceeded their twenty-fifth year on the day of Election; and Candidates are required to bring to the Professor of Sanscrit, on or before the 23d of June, satisfactory proof of their age, and permission to offer themselves for examination, signed by the Heads or Vicegerents of their respective Societies. IN CONVOCATION. The nomination of the Rev. Edward Denison, M.A. Fellow of Merton College, and the Rev. Francis Atkinson Faber, M.A. Fellow of Magdalen College, to be Select Preachers in the room of Mr. Jenkyns, of Oriel College, and Mr. Mills, of Magdalen College, has been approved. DEGREES CONFERRED. DOCTOR IN DIVINITY. The Rev. J. Radford, Rect. of Lincoln Coll. BACHELOR IN DIVINITY. Rev. H. B. Wilson, Fell. of St. John's Coll. DOCTOR IN MEDICINE. Stephen Love Hammick, University Coll. one of Dr. Radcliffe's travelling Fellows. BACHELORS IN MEDICINE, Summer Dyer, Worcest. Coll. Wm. E. Page, Stud. of Christ Church. MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. Thomas Freeman, Brasennose Coll. Rev. Robert Cox Clifton, Worcester Coll. Viscount Bernard, Oriel Coll. Gr. Comp. Henry C. Brooksbank, Wadham Coll. Rev. John Thornycroft, Brasennose Coll. E. Odell, Christ Church, Grand Comp. N. J. Merriman, Brasennose Coll. Rev. John P. Taylor, Lincoln Coll. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Thomas Clark, Pembroke Coll. Charles G. Bethune, Trinity Coll. Edmund Telfer Yates, Oriel Coll. Henry Heming, Fell. of St. John's Coll. Thomas Smallbone, St. Edmund Hall. W. E. C. Wood, Magdalen Coll. Gr. Comp. James Bateman, Magdalen Coll. Charles Rew, Fell. of St. John's Coll. Edward Sampson, Balliol Coll. Octavus Fox, Scholar of Lincoln Coll. Alexander James Howell, Magdalen Hall. George Winne Langmead, Exeter Coll. Stephen Terry, Trinity Coll. Benjamin E. Winthrop, Wadham Coll. John Tracey, Wadham Coll. William Henry Carwithen, Worcester Coll. Lord Viscount Alford, M. A., of Magdalen College, Cambridge, and the Rev. William Prettyman, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge, have been admitted ad eundem. The honorary degree of Doctor in Civil Law has been conferred upon William John Burchell, Esq. the African traveller. The name of the Most Noble Arthur, Duke of Wellington, Chancellor, has been entered upon the books of Christ Church. ASHMOLEAN SOCIETY. Friday, May 2.-The Society met at the Botanic Garden. The President stated that the following gentlemen were proposed by P. B. Duncan, Esq. as Honorary Members, in consequence of their joint and most liberal benefactions to the Ashmolean Museum:-Major Stacy; J. P. Stacy, Esq. of Calcutta; J. E. Stacy, Esq. of New South Wales: and the Rev. D. G. Stacy, B.C.L. of New College, as an Ordinary Member. They were unanimously elected. A Paper was read, communicated anonymously by a member of the Society, containing some account of a curious and scarce tract on the building of a large ship by Charles I. in 1637. A Paper was read by the Rev. Dr. Burton, on the evidence for the existence of the unicorn. A verbal account was given by Professor Wilson, of the facts relative to the existence of a species of antelope in India, which has been described as a unicorn. Further remarks on the subject were made by Mr. Stafford, Dr. Buckland, Mr. Black, and Mr. Bigge. |