Exeter Theological College. Visitor-The Lord Bishop of Exeter. Principal-The Very Rev. C. J. Ellicott, B.D. Vice-Principals-The Rev. R. C. Pascoe, Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford; and the Rev. T. W. Hardy, late Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. The College is designed for Graduates of either of the Universities, who are desirous of obtaining instruction in Theology, and of presenting themselves as candidates for Holy Orders in the Diocese of Exeter or elsewhere. Fee 1ol, each Term. For further information, respecting time of residence and course of study, apply to the Very Rev. the Dean, Exeter. The next Term will commence on Tuesday, September 30. AILEYBURY COLLEGE.-Head Master Oriel College, Oxford. Terms of Admission. Pupils not nominated to pay Sons of Laymen, 657. per annum. Pupils nominated to pay 10l. less in each case. Donors of 100l. entitled to have always one pupil in the School. Donors of 261. 55. entitled to nominate one pupil. 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