The Press.
London, England, 1853-11-05 00:00:00

THE PRESS.

VACANCIES.
A Canonry Reddeutiary in the Cathedral Churvh of St. David's,
by the death of the Rev. Charles Philipps, R.D. Value unarm-
tained ; iu the gift of the Bishop of St. David a.
The Vielllll4lo of St. Mary. Pembroke. with the Vicarage of St.
Michael. said the Vicarage of St. Nichol**. %Mite about Nool.
year; in the gift of Sir .1. Owen, Bart.. M.P. The Vicarage of
St. TS' I's, near Pembroke. Value XV& per annum ;in the
gift of the Mahop and Canons of St. David's. And the Incuni-
Wiley of Llaitiginniug. near St. Clears, Camino' ~,,, shim. Value
Oa a year; in the gift of Mr..l. 1.. Phillip, by the death of the
Rev. C. Philipps, It D.
The Rectory of St. Alban, Wootdstreet. with St. Olive. Silver.
street. 141111e‘vtl, iu the city and diocese of London, by the death
of the Rev..l. Abraham Roberts, M.A. Value about :1001. a year ;
iu the gift of Eton College and the Dean and Chapter of St.
Pant's Cathedral, alternately.
The Rectory of Sunuitigwell, near Abingdon, Berkshire, by tho•
death of the lbw. Retire Bowyer, M.A.; worth 3JOI. a year, to
the gift of Sir ueorse Router, Bart.
The Curacy of st. Matthias Church, Liverpool. by the resigna•
non of the Rev. Dr. tivorge Aspitiall; In the gift of the Rev.
Riehard Walker, M.A.
The Vicarage 14 south 'Milani, with the Itiemnbetisy of
?diddle Littleton annexed. near Lie+haul, by the death of the
Rev. Iletirt Macklin. M A. ; worth disit, a veer. in the gift of the
Pesu and Calloll• of lirim Church, Oxford.

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ltours: SANst.tur Sk tiotAssuirs.—There sill be au ex.
aminntion for a seholaiship on this foundation on Thurs.
day. November 24. Another Seholsivitip will be vacated in
Lent Term, in eonse(ptence of the seholar having been
nominated to an appointment by the lion. the East India
Company.
Tux CURATORS or THE TAtt.oft INsTITUTION intend
to proceed to the nomination of a Professor of Uutiern
European Languages on that foundation early in the eta
suing Hilary Term.
IN consequence of the Bev. John Barrow, R.D.,
of
Queen's College. and the
..ev. Edward 1110nroe, of
Oriel College, having resigned the odtceuf Select Preacher,
the Rev. Joseph Edmond Riddle, A., of St. Edmond
Hall, Itampton Lecturer in 1'.452, incumbent of St. Philip's
and St. James, Leckhanipton, Gloucestershire, and the Rev.
Charles Page Eden. ALA, late fellow of Oriel College, and
vicar of Aberford, Yorkshire, have been appointed to fll
the vacancies.
THE BODLFIAN LIBRARY closed on Monday. and will re•
main closed until the Ath instant. The annual visitation
will take place on the Bth instant, by the Curators, on
which occasion a Latin speech will be delivered in the
School of Natural Philosophy. The orator will be ape
pointed by the Dean of Christ Church.
TN A CONVOCATION holden on Thursday the honorary
degree of Doctor in Divinity was conferred on the Rev.
John Armstrong. M A.. Bishop Designate of Graham's
Town. The next degree will be Thursday, the loin No-
vember.

CAMBRIDGE.
The following degrees have been conferred :
Iseorporate M.A.—.111111)01 Moor*, 'Tenn', Collage. Dublin.
M.A.—Herbert Broom Triulty Colley,: W. S. Turnbull, St.
Peter'is Collocre ; C.. 1. Gill, Ftliniftniirl cullrge.
LL./..—Thomas Wereker, Sidney college.
A SENIOR Fr t.t.owantr in Clare Hall has became vacant
by the death of the Rev. William Kaye Reeve, M.A.
Tine Vtcr•Cuanxt.t.ox (the Rev. the Mintier of Corpus
Christi College) resigned his office on Thursday. his
academical period having expired. His successor, the Rev.
Dr. °Mart, Master of Trinity Hall, was elected yesterday
(Friday).
TAP! rtFCTlnll To EICIVOLAIIPATtiI at St. John's Coll ego
will take place on Monday next, Nov. 7.

DURHAM.
The following degrees have been conferred :--
The Rev. II Ifolden, Balitol College. Oafs rd. M.A.. nd modes.
M.A.—The Rev. W. Whyatt, Bishop Hatfield 114; the Rev.
J. Dodd, Vnivereity College.
B.A.—H. Ruck Keene. rnivermitv College ; W. H. Lukio,
Bishop Hatfield Hall ; T. 14Tfh.Blehop Hatileld Hall