The Press.
London, England, 1854-05-20 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

VACANCIES.
The Rectory of Molesworth, near Huntingdon ; worth 2501. a
year, in the gift of the Archbishop of York.
The Curacy of Heworth, near Gateshead, Durham ; in the gift
of the Rev. Matthew Phuomer, M.A.
The Curacy of a new district iu the pariah of Bishops Stort-
ford, Hertfordshire; in the gift of the Rev. Francis William
Rhodes, M.A.
The Curacy of the joint parishes of Claverley, Shropshire, and
Bobbington, Statfordshile; in the gift of the Rev. G. H. B.
Gabert, M.A.
The Rectory of Rose Ash, near Southmolton ; worth 6501. a
year, in the eft of the representatives of the late Rev. Edmund
Soiithconibe,
The Curacy of St. James's district church, Pentonville-hill,
London; worth 1001. a year, in the gift of the Rev. Dr. Anthony
Lefroy Courtenay.
An Ilmi...m..terahip in King Edward the Sixth's Grammar
School, Birmingham ; worth 1401. a year.
Au Assistant-Mastership in St. Bee's Grammar School, Cum-
berlazd ; worth 1001. a year.
The Curacy of Madron, near Penzance; in the gift of the Rev
M. N. Peters, M.A.
The Curacy of St. Mary's Church, hull, diocese of Ripon
worth 1001. a year, in the gift of the Rev. John Scott, M.A.
The Chaplaincy to the Wandsworth and Clapham Union;
worth 1001. a year.
The Incumbency of Bangor Cardiganshire; worth 1001. a year,
in the gift of the Rev. John Hughes.
The Incumbency of Middlesborough, near Stockton-on-Tees;
worth 1001. a year, in the gift of Mr. I'. Hustler.
The Vicarage of Minsterworth, near Gloucester; worth 1501. a
year, in the gift of the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.
The Chaplaincy of the county gaol at Leicester; worth 2501. a
year, in the gift of the magistrates.
The Curacy of Bethersdeu, near Tenterden; in the gift of the
Rev. Richard Burnett, M.A.
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The Rectory of Alvechurch, in Worcestershire ; worth 1,1001.
a year, in the gift of the Bishop of Worcester.
The Incumbency of St. Mary Aldermatibury, iu the city of
London; worth 3001. a year, in the gift of the parishioners.
The Archdeacoury of St. Asaph; in the gift of the Bishop of
St. Asaph.
The Rectory of All Saints', York; worth 2001. a year, in the
gift of the Lord Chancellor.
The Incumbency of Itufforth, near York; worth 1501. a year,
in private patronage.
The Incumbency of St. Mary•at:Tower, Ipswich; worth 1501.
a year, in the gift of the parishioners.
The Rectory of St. George, St. Asaph; worth 2001. a year, in
the gift of the Bishop of St. Aaapb.
The incumbency of St Michael's Church, Highgate ; worth 6001.
a year, in the gift of the Bishop of London.
The incumbency of Trinity Church, Portsea; worth 1501. a
year, in the gift of the trustees.
The tutorship of the College of Cumpre, near Greenock, N. 8.;
worth 200!. a year, In the gift of the Bishop of Argyll and the Isles
and the Hon. G. F. Boyle, conjointly.
The vicarage of Acton, near Nantwich, Cheshire; worth 6001
a year, in the gift of Mr. John Tollemache, M.P.
The head mastership of the Grammar School, Repton, Derby
shire; worth 3601. a year.
The head mastership of Dudley Grammar School ; in the gift
of the feoffees.
An assistant mastership in Queen Elizabeth's Free Grammar
School, Wimborne Minster, Dorsetehire ; worth 1001. a year, in
the gift of the governors.

Ettibtrsitg 3nttiligentt.

OXFORD.
THE ARNOLD PRIZE for the best essay on a historical
subject has been awarded to Henry H. Lancaster, 8.A., of
Balliol ollege.
MR. EDWARD CHARLES WICKHAM, scholar of New Col-
lege, has been admitted an actual fellow, after the usual
two years of probation.
THERE will be an election to three scholarships at Trinity
College on Monday, June 12.
THERE will be an election in Worcester College to two
scholarships on the foundation of Mrs. Sarah Eaton, and
of two Bible clerks, on Tuesday, the Bth of June.
AN ELEcTioN to two scholarships or exhibitions in
Christchurch will be holden in the Whiumn week.

THE following degrees have been conferred :
Bachelors and Doctors offDinusity.—Rev. John I'rideaux Light-
foot, Rector of Exeter, Grand Compounder ; Rev. Robt. Scott,
Master of lialliol.
D.D.—Rev. William John Bennett, 8.D., St. Edmund Hall.
M.A.—Rev. Francis Buttanshaw, Rev. Gilbert Bradley, and
Rev. Charles Musgrave Bull (Fellow), University; Rev. John
Hoskyns Abrahall (Fellow) and Rev. Win. Holman, Lincoln ;
Henry Rowclitfo, St. John's; Rev. Joseph Howell Salter, Pem-
broke ; Bev. William Henry Baygarth and Rev. Henry Fan-
shawe Tozer (Fellow), Exeter ; Rev. John Haworth Milne, Brame-
nose; Walter Nunez Heysham, Trinity; Rev. William Harry
Marvin, St.. John's; Rev. Robert Hughes,. Jesus; starling Wil-
liam Day (Fellow), Wadham; William Carr, Worcester.
B.A.—Charles Deere James and Matthew Nixon Brougham,
Exeter; Charles Sydney Guille, Wadham; Job Ashton, St. Ed-
mund Hall ; Allen Raley Charles Evans, St. Mary's Hall, Grand
Compounder; John Turner Hopwood and Barnes Wood, Trinity
College; John Wm. Cattle, Magdalen College; George Cowling
Bode, Magdalen Hall.
AN election will take place on Monday, the 28th of June,
in Pembroke College—let, to a scholarship; 2nd, to an ex-
hibition of the value of 401. per year, tenable for seven
years, if the holder shall so long reside ; 3rd, to a scholar-
ship on the foundation of Richard Wightwick, 8.D., for
persons of his name or kindred.

CAMBRIDGE.
THE REV. EDWARD HAROLD BROWNF., of Emmanuel
College, Prebendary of Exeter, has been elected to the Nor-
risian Professorship, vacant by the resignation of the Rev.
the Master of Jesus College. The Rev. Charles Hard-
wick, M.A., of St. Catherine's Hall, was also &candidate.
The following degrees were conferred on Wednesday:—
M.A.—S. P. Butler. Trinity; C, R. Moorsom, Trinity; T. C.
Wilke, Trinity; J. F. Bateman, St. John's; W. B. Faulkner, St.
John's; F. Weston, St.. John's; W. Oirling, Caine ; H. K Yeo.
man, Trinity Hall • 1). Williams, Queens'; J. S. Caramel, Jesus.
B.A.—J. E. Dorington, Trinity; J. Ramsay, Trinity; F. W.
Chorley, St. John's ; A. J. M. Green, Calla; L. W. M. Lockhart.
Caine ; J. Graham, Trinity Hall; J. W. Maitland, Trinity Hall;
H. C. de St. Croix, Corpus ; B. C. Barnes, Jesus.
MELBOURNE.
THE VICE-CILLMCELLOR OF CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY
has giver:4 notice that professors will be appointed in the