The Press.
London, England, 1854-07-15 00:00:00

VACANCIES.

The Incumbency of yeizaTOniere:near Lancaster, diocese
of Manchester ; worth 1001. a year, in the gift of ilyntiman's
trustees.
The Curacy of West Rounton, Yorkshire; in the gift of the
Rev. M. J. Wynyard, B.D.
The Curacy of St. Paul's Church, Kersall Moor, near Dfanches-
ter•, in the gift of the Rev. H. W. M'Grath, M.A.
The Prebendal Stall of Kilmanagh ; in the gift of the Bishop
of Ossory.
The Curacy of Pentrich, Derbyshire, diocese of Lichfield; in
the gift of the Rev. John Wood, M.A.
The Vicarage of St. Helen Stonegate, in the city of York ;
worth 14W. a year, in the gift of the Lord Chancellor.
The Curacy of St. Peter's, in the Isle of Thanet; in the gift of
the Rev. John Hodgson, M.A.
The Wardenship of Trinity College, Glenalmond.
The Curacy of Cadbury South, near Wiucanton, diocese of Sa-
lisbury; in the gift of the Rev. Henry Bennett, M.A.
The Curacy of Billesdon, near Leicester ; in the gift of the
Rev. Joshua Scbolefield, M.A.

The Head Mastership of Carlisle Grammar School ; in the
gift of the Dean and Chapter of Carlisle.
The Curacy of Clay.cross, Derbyshire, conferring a title at the
Bishop of Lichfield's next ordination; worth 50t a year, in the
gift of the Rev. J. Oldham, M.A.
The Curacy of Helmingham, near Stoneham, Suffolk; in the
gift of the Rcv. J. C. Ryle, M.A.
The Curacy of East Mailing, near Maidstone ; in the gift of
the ltev. William L. Wigan, M.A.
A Chaplaincy to the men employed in the construction of the
Staines and Wokingham Railway; worth 1201. a year, in the gift
of the Rev. J. S. B. Monmell, M.A., and others.
The Rectory of Barfreystone, near Wingham, Kent; worth 2001.
a year, in the gift of the President and Fellows of St. John's
College, Oxford.
The Curacy (temporary) of Worth, near Crawley, Sussex; in
the gift of the Rev. G. C. Bethune, B.D.
The Curacy 01 St. John's Church, Hull; worth 1201. a year, in
the gift of the Rev. H. W. Kemp, M.A.
The Curacy (temporary) of Rocester, near Uttoxeter, Stafford.
shire; in the gift of the Rev. J. Chippendall, M.A.
The Curacy of Hingham, Norfolk, conferring a title at the next
ordination of the Bishop of Norwich ; in the gift of the Hon. and
Rev. William Wodehouse, M.A.
The Vicarage of St. Peter's, Colchester; worth 3001. a year, in
the gift of the trustees of the late Rev. Charles Simeon, of Cam-
bridge.
The Vicarage of Great Eversden, near Cambridge; worth 701
a year; in the gift of the Lord Chancellor.

Illnitarsitg littlitottut.

OXFORD.

Mr. Robert George Wyndham Herbert, scholar of Bal
liol College, has been elected to the elder law scholarship
The scholarship is of the annual value of 2001., and may
be held for three years.
On Saturday last, being the last day of Trinity term, the
following degrees were conferred :
M.A.—Rev. Henry Arnold Olivier, Balliol; Rev. William
Wright, St. John's ; Rev. Henry Antony Hammond, Merton
Rev. William Martin Shewell, Worcester; Rev. Robert Gordon;
Calthorp, Worcester.
B.A.—Edmund Snowden, University; Wilbraham Egerton,
Christ Church; James Brook, Worcester.
CAMBRIDGE.
At a Congregation held on Monday the degree of doctor
of divinity, by royal mandate, was conferred upon the Hon.
Horatio Powys, M.A., of St. John's College, the Lord
Bishop elect of Sodor and Man.

By resolution of the Leghorn Board of Health, sanc-
tioned by royal despatch, vessels from the French ports and
landing-places in the Mediterranean, that have left since
the 18th of June, will not be admitted to pratique in Tus-
cany, except at that port, and that after undergoing the
usual precautionary measures prescribed against the cho-
lera.

M. L'Annv. I,I;CTEN BONAPARTE received the tonsure on
Trinity-eve from the hands of his Eminence Cardinal Fern-
roni, prefect of the Propagand. The young prince had
long felt a yearning for the ecclesiastical state, and would
hare entered a religions state many year ago but for the
opposition which be then experienced from his family.