The Press.
London, England, 1853-07-09 00:00:00

thcitsiastiral.

The Archbishop of York held the triennial visitation of
hie diocese in Beverley on Monday last.

APPOINTMENTS AND PREFERMENTS.

The Rev. John Nottinghatn Fowler, M.A., to the Inettntheney
of Skerne, near (treat Willield.
The Rev..lames Evans, M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Man's
Church, tirassendale, near Liverpool.
The Rev. Thomas Westmoreland, M.A., to the Vicarage of
Leominster. Herefordshire.

he Rev. J. P. Clark, M.A., to ;1 Minor Canonry lu Gloucester
Cat _ _ _

The Rev. Edwin I'. Bennis:4, 8.C.1.., to the Incumbency of St.
John's Church,
The Rev. Wm. Semler !bailey, M.A., to the Rectory of Compton
The Rev. Eldon Suttees Bankea, 8.A., to the Curacy Of Staple-
ton, near lirktol. . . .

The !Rev. 1.. Thomas, KA., to the Rectory of Eglwys-lirewit4,
near Cowbriiikte, tillamorgaushire.
The tier•. It. W. Gleadowe, MA., to the Vicarage of Neston,
Chemliire.

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The Rev. Vim. Henry Vernon, 8.A., to the Incumbency of St
Stephen's Church, Liverpool.
The Rev. George John Banner, 8.A., to the Incumbency of the
newly-consecrated church of St. Bartholomew, in the parish of
Ifavton, Lancashire.
The Rev. John Marsh, 1.1.C.L., to the Rectory of Tingewick,
near Buckingham.
The Rev..t. W. C. Hughes, 8.A., to the Curacy of Mistley and
Bradfield, Encl.

SATURDAY,

The Rev. W. James, to the Rectory of Falkbutu 11, Essex. pd.
Wan, Mr..T. Bullock.
The Rev. J. Moore, M.A., to the Rectory of KelverAtone, peer
Thetford, Norfolk . _

'f he Rec.7l. Moseley, one of her Mikiesh's lurpeetors of School*,
to the vacant Canonry in Bristol Cathedral.
The Rev. W. S. Spencer, 8.A., to the Curacy of Ilistley, Essex.
The Rev. S. H. Jennings, ILA., to the Incumbency of St. Paw
Southampton.
The Rev. Francis Du Boulay, to the Rectory of Haddiugton,
near Caine.

The Het. Henry Ragu&J, M.A., to the Incumbency of Great
item tituffortletnre..

'llw Rev. George Dover, M.A., to the Ineumbeney of Kitt:tilde,
The Rev. Peter A. L. Wood, to the Living of Stauelieltl,
Clare, Suffolk.

The Bev. John Blackburn, to the Living of Yarmouth, bile of
Wight.
Ihe Bev. W. J. Clarke, M,A., to the ‘l,:arag,e of Eugle,
euluehire.

Westmureleutl. M.A., to the VieurmBe of I.eo.
wiueter, Iterefurilshire.

The lies•. A. Thuutsott Bouuer, 8.A., to thu Ciutiey ui Chei•
t ertield.

The Rev. .1. Ponsonby Luella, 8.A., to the Curacy of Whit.
church, Sidup.
The Her. J. E. Beador, 8.A., to the Curacy of at. Peteisi
chot...h, Derby.
The ite%. WIII. Atherton, 8.A., to the cosy) Loll er Morin,!,
Sedgie).
The Her. .1. Wolof,, to the Ctusey of AU Saint•. chuiTl,,
Northampton.

The Hey. G. 11. I'y bus, to the Curse% of St. retri'i Chord.,
Northampton.
The lire. .1 Ponsettby Steel, to the Curet.) of
George's Leicester.
'rite Rey. .10Itat Ptior, M.A., to the lievtorvof Kirklingtni,
near Dedele, York-alike. .

The Rev; t .11. A., to the Vi,arege of
Burton, tt...i.• He% ear% .
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The Bev. Wither L vice, 8.A., of All Saiutr, Newea..tle-up
Tyne, to the lornmbeney of that. church Hilit distriu t.
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11w EPV. ‘VIII[OII. ALA., to the Rectory of Fenstautun,
uear st. Ives, I lutatiugdonslsire.. . _

The Re‘. A. Reeve, B.A. to tho litemilbetio Kalif-ridge,
near Corr, Castle, BoNetqltire.

The itet. clouies J. IrOyl, 31.A.,10 the Altitihtty of St—lutf3
litrowl-court, limo -Nue.

VAt'AM: I Eri.
The Rector.% of White Moiling, near chipping Omer, E. ex,
by the death the Rev. Henry Wahl, 500/. ayt
in the gin or N1r..1. M. Wagon.

The H.e..tor, of Forum, neer Netypin t, Stuttordshire, by the
'teeth of the I:ey. Joho Fenton I.:..ut!hey, M.A. Value, ...401. a
year, iu the gift of sir T. F. Boughe),
The Hertm3 of Wartiforil. bearltiYiwli. Waltham.
by the death of the Her. Richard Hum. LiuteaAter, SI.A. Value,
UM. a iti the gift of the Hey.J.Wytme,

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OXFORD.

The new Margaret Protissor is the Rev. C. A. Hemtley,
HD., of Corpus t liristi College. The election took plaee
on Saturday lust, and at the close the Vice-chancellor an-
nounced the numbers its Heurtley, ret ; Wood-
gate, 411; Hansel!, 22.; Foulkes,2o. The income derived
from the professorship, together with a Canonry of Christ
Church, which was annexed to it in 1840, having been ex-
changed for one in Worcester Cathedral, is estimated ut
1,20 W. per annum, with a residence.
Mr. Ileurtley, the successful candidate (a firg/ in ma-
thematics), took his R.A. Dec. If, 1827 •, M.A., Feb. 2:1,
ISM ; and MD., March 29, 18:18. He obtained the prize
for the theological essay in 1828, the subject being, " Tho
Faith of the Apostles in the Divine. Mission of our Saviour

was not the result of Weakness or I 'elusion, but of His.
turnable t 'onviction." Mr. Heurtley preached five sermons
before the University in 1107. He has also published
three series of parochial sermons. In 1842 four sermons
of his on " The Union of Christ with his People" were to:-
ticed in an article in the lOWA Critic, when• the writer
says: " In taking leave of Mr. Ileurtley we cannot refrain
from adverting to his singularly uncontroversial and pleas-
ing style of writing; a style which increases our pain in
expressing dissent, and increases our gratification at find-
ing points of agreement." Mr. Hemiley was Hampton
Lecturer in 18.0, when he chose for the subject of his
series " Justification."

In respect of such claims we can only add we are sorry
to read the depreciating remarks of a contemporary jour-
nal, the writer in which would seem to think that he alone
is competent to select the person most tit tin• the office.
Without favouring us with the information as to which
of the three other candidates he would have chosen, be-
tween whose opinions," he says, "it would be difficult to
point out a difference," he speaks disparagingly of Mr.
lleurtley as " a moderate theologian,•' and modestly ex-
presses a belief that he is " an improvement on his pre.
deeessor." The feeling and charity that could have sug-
gested such a coniparbion we cannot envy. let each
man be judged according to his age, and some respect
shown to the mown' of one who, if not a profiaind theo-
logian, did not hesitate to defend the Church of England
when he thought her doctrines misrepresented, and, ac-
cording to his ability, was ever ready to contend in her
behalf.

The Rev. Acton Warburton. 1).C.L., of Trinity College,
Dublin, and the Rev. William Wright. D.C.L., of Trinity
College, Cambridge, have been admitted ad cumlem.
The following degrees have been conferred, viz.:—

D.C.L.—Rev. Edward Hunting ford, New College.
M.A.—Rev. James Charles L. Court, Exeter; liev.John Kemp,
St. Johns; Rev. Charles Douglas Ross, Fellow, Wadham ; Bet.
Ennuis Morgan Nicholls, Fellow, Watlhnio ; Rev. William 1•:(1..
wan Downes, Wadhlun.

CAMBRIDGE.
ALA. COMMF.NCF.MENT, IS4.—The following is the list
of degrees conferred on Saturday, July 1:—
Honorary 31.A.—Thotuas Frederick Charles Vernon Went-
worth, Trinity College.
D.l).—John Gilderdale, Catherine Hall; Nicholas John Teter•
ple, Sidney College.
LL.D.—John Gardner, Trinity College; .1. F. H. English,
Christ's College.

July 9,1853.

M.D.—Hettry Thotnpson, St. John's College.
B.D.—H. .1. Orasett, St. John's College; tleorge Fraser,
Queen's College.
111.4.—he Couteur Balleure, Trinity ; Frederick Borrodaile,
Cyril Jeddere Fisher, W. H. Lyon, and John Westlake, Trinity;
Alfred Burnett, 0. A. Hayward, Wm. Lethbridge. David Mount-
tield, Wm. Wilkinson, and F. C. Woodhouse. St. John's ; W. 11.
U. Carmichael, H. P. Chessltire, and Alfred Smith, St. Peter's ;
Herbert Wee, Caius ; Thoma•t Pickering, Corpus Christi; 'Mo-
nies Daniels, James Goothlay, Murtituer Manley, Richard Pil-
lingul, and Henry Whitley, Queens; .1. Y. Hughes. Catherine
Hall: F. W. Millen, lleury Owen, Jesus; Chris. Smyth,
Je-,us; Bury Cape!, Clu•ist's ; sawuel cheetham, Christ's ;
ltieltutoud Ay re, Emanuel; E. H. Connie), Emanuel, C. F.
Kelly, Emanuel.

MONDAY, Jut.v 1.

D.D.—John \V. Colett4o,
Coote,
J. Griutston, Trinity Hall; Thomaq Wheeler. SI
M.A.—King's—lltissell Day, A. .1. Jantes. Trinity—F. 11.
Addsms,W. Amos, W. J. Beaumont, John Blowhard, It S. But.
lead, E. B. Boughton Leigh, Vs. C. Brouteheital, 11. S. Bryant,
Henry Chance, 0. R. Chaplynol. 1). Claxton, .1. s. c. .1.
Clay, Hugh Craig, G. W. ne 1.141 e, Willi,ttn Eetle.. 0. 0. Col-
wards, T. W. Erie, W. F. Flitter, M. Forster. F. G. Gill. Fallen'
Oilpin, John Orsaett, George Greenwood, W. Parker Hominid.
Wolter Hamilton, Franeis Moore, F.. 1. Holland, W. W. Humble),
J. R. Johnson, J. 1.). Letts, J. D. Lewis, H. Lindsiti-, George
Meek, H. W. Maddy, C. A. Nieholson, John Omen, 11. E. Pelle% ,
C. B. Peuriee, G. F. Prescott. 11. It. Rey voids, Iticharal sedgwick,
C. H. ~milli. Frederick Stallard, Jos. Story, S. Taylor, C. C.
Turner, R. it. 'Culver, W. Q. Williams, T. Wiltshire. St. John's
—J. B. Austice, N. J. Bodily, E. Bilden, C. Brooke, E. Chadwick,
.1. J. Cort, F. J. Freeman, Gilder. T. A. 1.. ill rem es, .1. Had-
field, C. J. HO VIP, F. llockin, G. C. Irving, .T. 11. Jim" .1. It.
Kettruey, W. V. Bitching, M. A. Leicester, Brough Maltby, A.
Morley, 6. Norton, Frederick Pontlfex, J. Rote, B. sinipsota, W.
IL Simpson, D. Smith, Frederick Smith, 0. R. Taylor, W. IL P.
Weston, Herbert St. Peter's—Joseph Hall, T. B.
Lennart'. Clare Hall—John Bell, George Oilbstiks, .1. W. Had-
dock, H. C. Mitchinson, C. Potehett, G. W. Temple. Pembroke
—E. Terrier, J. IL Iluhnee, C. litC1.1101:4.11, T. W. '11101l11)8011.
Gonvllle and Caine—F. Batty, Frederick Dmitergue, A. li. Simp-
son, T. 0. Stokes, lolat Wallis. Corpus Christi—Robert Harper,
Jaalut Lees, H. 6. Mollie. Queerir—Laturitee Prestou. ctitite-
hiue Hall—Justice Chapman', John Cliolliwley, C. T. Wortley,
T. C. Onion, W. Wilson. Jesus—W. Kirkby, E. Seymour. Christ's
—H. F. Camt, A. B. Cheales, C. Cobb, Walter Howse, W. Lees,
James Lewis. Magdalen—John Eddowes, C. E. Jenkins.
Ellolllllol—}{. N. Durtant, E. Hale, W. li. lggulden, 11. ilium,
it. F. Whistler. lluwulng—E.

Ti ESDAY.

There was a brilliant RAVIRIbitigH in the Senate•house to
witness the ceremony of creation of doctors upon► whom
that degree had already been conferred. The gentlemen
►u distingushed were:—
fa Corrie, Master of.lesue College; Dr. ilder-
dale, Catherine Hall; Dr. colon's), St. John's, the bishop elect
of Port Natal ; and Dr. Temple, of Sidney.
inir—Dr. English, Christ's; Dr. Coon., Trinity hull ; and
I►r. tiarthier, Trinity College.
In Medicine—Dr. Thompson, of Si..lohn's.

•Iriie following reeited the comp 'sit • which mivried toff
the prizes attached to their 1111111CS4
Herbert John Ileynolds, King's College, poem, Chan-
cellor's medal ; Charles Swint Calverley, Christ's College, laitin
hexameter verse, Camden medal : Henry Montagu Butler, Trinity
College, Greek ode, and William Charlet; Green, Kings College,
(;reek eitigrions, Sir W. Browne's medals; Samuel Ilawkeley
Banbury, St. John's' College, trainslation into Greek verse, l'or•
smi prize.

Ottiwell Charles Water&ld and Charles John Evans,
scholars, have been elected fellows of King's College.
Richard William Hiley, of St. Mary Hall, Oxford, anti
the Rev. Aubrey Townshend, M.A., of Trinity College,
Dublin, have been admitted ad randepa.

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Nunez, Damel, Harvey, Manley, Matthews, Roberts
C. M., Roberts, N. H., Shaw, Smith, Davies, I►oran, liar
nee, Jones, Ludlow, Rum's, Stock, and Walton, have
been elected aizara in St. John's College.

to lnnly.

THE CAMP AT CIIOIIIIAM.