THE UNIVERSITIES.
OXFORD, March 7.—Yesterday the following degrees Were conferred. Bachelor in Civil Law—John Campbell, M.A., of Baliol ; Masters of Arts—The Rev. J. Arnold Walsh, Ballo], Grand Compounder ; the Rev. A. Maister, Ballot ; the Rev T. Horn, and the Rev. J. flambleton, St. Edmund ; the Rev. C. Fawcett, 1:41f- versity ; the Rev. D. Whitle, St. Mary ; the Rev. Silvanus Brown, Pembroke. Bachelor of Arts—Edward Wanklyn, Brasenose.
March 12.—Yesterday the proctors for the ensuing year were elected by their re- spective societies, and their election announced to the Vice Chancellor, in confor- mity with the statutes. They are—the Rev. J. T. Round, ALA., Ballot ; the Rev. lt. Alder Thorpe, 31.A., Corpus.
This day the following degrees were conferred.—Bachelors in Dieiaitp—Rev. II. Biddulph, .Magdalen; Rev. G. J. IlIajentlie, Magdalen. Masters of Arts—J. Beames, Lincoln, Grand Compounder ; Rev. R. Carr Bracketibury, Lincoln ; Hon. and Rev. A. C. Talbot, All Souls t. J. Corfe, Magdalen ; Rev. J. Jerram, Wadhatn„ Bachelor of Arts—George Caldwell, Merton.
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