The Press.
London, England, 1854-03-18 00:00:00

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.

The Rev. Samuel Arnott to the Incumbency of St. Luke's
Church, Berwick street.
The Rev. 11. Jones, M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Peter's,
Croydon.
The Rev. Thomas Copies, M.A., to the Rectory of Edlaston,
near Ashbourne, Derbyshire.
The 11ev. Robert Gell, M.A., to the Rectory of Kirk Ireton,
near Works% orth, Derbyshire.
The Rev. John Day, M.A., to the Rectory of Redfield, near
Frarnlingbam, Suffolk.
The Rev. Henry Skinner Wright, M.A., to the Incumbency of
the new Church of the Holy Trinity, Berated.
The Rev. Thomas Dean, M.A., to *Rural Deanery in the arch.
deaconry of Lancaster,
The Rev. J. P. Wright, M.A., to be Chaplain to the English
railway officers and labourers at Valence, France.
The Rev. Arthur Hill, M.A., to the Rectory of Charfield, near
Wiekwar.

TIM itev. R. Hodgson, M.A., to the Curacy of Warton, near
Kirkham, Lancashire.
The Rev. CUsxles Bill Awdry, MA., to the Vicarage of Seagry,
Wiltshire.

SATURDAY,

The Rev. Robert HoUls, RA., and the Rev. John Cunningham,
8.A., to the Curacy and Assietaut-Curacy respectively of cipid-
ding, lAncolushire.
'lke Rev. Dr. James Stevenson Blackwood to be Travelling
Secretary to the British Organisation of the Evangelical
Alliance.

The Hey. John Peacock, M.A., to be Chapla to the High
Sheriff of Lincolnshire.
The Hey. Francis Fisher, MA., to be Chaplain to the High
Sheriff of Wiltshire.

The Rey. Arthur Headlam, 8.A., to the Incumbency of
Whorlton, near Darlington.
The Rev. John Stephen Hall, 8.A., to the Curacy of 'loving-
ham, near New Mallon.

The Rev. G. Whitlock to the Rectory of Milton Bryant, Bed•
fortishire.

The Rev. Nicholas Browne Milne. to the Rectory of Colley
Weston, Northamptonshire....

The Hey. Wm. tit. Leger Aldworth, 8.A., to the Rectory of
West Horsham, near Fakeuhani, Norfolk.

The Rev. Win. Hare Duck, M.A., to the Curacy of the parish
church of Stoke-upon-Trent.

The RIM T. Ruiner, MA., to the Incumbency of the new
Church of the Holy Innocents, Liverpool.
The Rev. Hugh Gouly Delauvllle, 8.A., to the Curacy of St.
James's Church, Taunton.

The Rev. John Smith, 11. A., to the Curacy of Chaffrombe, near
Ihuinster.

The Rev. George Sweet, 8.A., to the Curacy of Sampford
Arundel!, near Wellington.
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The Rev. Launcelot-Dowdall, M.A., to the Rectory of Rath-
farnhein, Dublin.

The Rev. Thomas W. Hanmer, M.A., to be Chaplain to tho
High Sheriff of Duckinghatushlre.
The Hey. Henry Alexander Douglas, M.A., to he Chaplain to
the High Sheriff of Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire.
The Rey. J. H. Mortis, BA., to the Curacy of St. Rtunwald's
Church, Colchester.

VACANCIES.
The Incumbency of Trinity Church, Painswick (or /Mad), in
the diocese of Gloucester. Value 801. a year; in the gift of the
Rev. Robert Strong, M.A.
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The Vicarage of Wootton Waven, near Henley-in-Arden, War-
wickshire. Value 4001. a year; in the gift of the Provost and
Fellows of King's College, Cambridge.
The Incumbency of Ilognasten, near Workswnrth, Derbyshire.
Value 901. a year; in the gift of the Bishop of Lichfield.
The Curacy of Per pore, in the diocese of Worcester. In the
gift of the Rev. Dr. Williamson.
The Curacy of St.James's, Piccadilly. In the gift of the Rev.
J. E. Kempe, M.A.

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The Curacy of Spexhall, near Halesworth, Suffolk. In the
gift of the Rev. Charles Craven, M.A.
The Curacy of Ureat Tew, near F.nstone, Oxfordshire. Value
MI. a year (with a thrniahed cottage) ; in the gift of the Rev. J.
J. Campbell, M.A.
The Curacy of Everstield, near Winchtield, diocese of Win-
chester. Value 1001. a year; in the gift of the Rev. Charles
Kingsley, M.A.
The Curacy (temporary) of St. Mary's Church, Warwick. Va-
lue 1001. a year; in the gift of the Rev. John Boudier, M.A.
The Incumbency of St. Peter's Church, Hammersmith; worth
500/. a year, in the gift of the Bishop of London.
The Rectory of Ashmore, Doraetshire ; worth 4801. a year, in
the gift of the representatives of the late Incumbent.
The Rectory of St. Mary, Bishophill, York; worth 2001. a year,
in the gift of the Lord Chancellor.
The Incumbency of Ingleby Arneliffe, near Stokesley, and
the Incumbency of East Harlsey, near Northallerton ; are of
small annual value, and in private patronage.

The Curacy of Wycliffe, near Greta. bridge, Yorkshire; in the
gift of the Ven. John Headlam, M.A.
The Rectory of Kentisbere, near Collumpton, Devon; worth
1,001. a year, in the gift of the Earl of Egremont.
The Curacy of Christian Malford, in the diocese of Gloucester
and Bristol; in the gift of the Rev R. V. Law, M.A.
The Rectory of Saltford, near Bath ; worth about 8001. a year,
and in private patronage.
The Incumbency of Ooodshaw, Lancashire; worth 2001. a
year, in the gift of Dolma's Trustees.
The Second Mastership of Bishop's College, Bristol.
The incumbency of St. Luke's Church, Leeds; worth 2001. a
year, in the gift of the Rev. Dr. Hook, Vicar of Leeds.
The Curacy of Ulverstone, Lancashire; in the gift of the Rev.
Richard Gwillym, Rural Dean.
The Chaplaincy of Woodbridge Union, Suffolk; worth 80/. a
year. Election to take place on the 22nd instant.
The Rural Deanery of Tunstall, Lancashire; in the gift of the
Bishop of Manchester.

The Chaplaincy of the Strand Union; worth 1001. a year, in
the gift of the Guardians.

The Curacy of Thorney, near Peterborough; worth 1001. a year,
in the gift of the Rev. Joshua Cantley.
The English Chaplaincy at Wiesbaden; worth 1201. a year, in
the gift of Mr. W. I)eedea. M.P., and Colonel Digby Murrity,M.P.
The Curacy of the Isle of Alderney, diocese of Winchester ;
worth 1001. a year.
The Curacy of High Wycombe; worth SW. a year, in the gift of
the Rev, Henry Paddon.
The Curacy of All Saints' Church, Hereford ; worth 501. a year,
In the gift o f the Rev. E. Nugent 13ree.
The Chaplaincy of Epping Union ; worth 6W. a year, in the
gift of the Board of Guardians.
The Curacy of Christ Church, Broadway, Westminster ; worth
701. a year, in the gift of the Rev. Cyril Wm. Page.
The Curacy of Tetbury, Gloucestershire ; in the gift of the Rev.
John Frampton.
The Curacy of Trinity Church, Leeds, conferring (if desired) a
title at the Bishop of Ripon's next ordination; in tho gift of the
Rev. T. Nunns.

The Curacy of Ashburton, in the diocese of Exeter ; in the
gift of the Itev. W. Marsh.
The Chaplaincy of the West Ilerts Infirmary, Hemel Hemp-
stead ; worth bOl. a year.

thtibtroitgnt~tti once.
oxFoRD.

A CONVOCATION was held on Tuesday, when the
statute establishing a professorship of the Latin language
and literature, which has been for some time before
members of Convocation, was promulgated, and put to the
vote. On a division the numbers were declared to be 26
in favour of the statute and 17 against it. The statute
accordingly passed. At present only two persons have
declared their intention of becoming candidates for the
new professorship—viz., the Rev. George Butler, M.A.,
late Fellow of Exeter, and J. Conington, M.A., Fellow of
University.
THE TAO VACANT SCHOLARSHIPS at Corpus Christi
College were decided on Saturday, when out of twenty-
seven candidates Messrs. Macdonald, from King Edward's
School, Birmingham, and Mainguy, irom Elizabeth College,
Guernsey, were declared successful.

MARC!! 18, 1854.

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Ax EXAMINATION will be holden on Friday, the 31st
inst., and following days, for the purpose of electing a
scholar on Dean Ireland's foundation.
THE REV. FREDERICK SIMCOX LEA, 8.A., probationary
fellow, has been admitted an actual fellow of lirasenose.

AN ELECTION or Two FELLOWS will take place in Oriel
College on Friday, April 21, with a preference, as to one of
them, for natives of the county of Dorset.
AT A CONVOCATION held on Thursday the Rev. James
Norris, D.D., President of Corpus, was appointed a com-
missioner of the market, in the room of the late Rev.
Richard Hariugton. The Rev. Richard Lynch Cotton,
1).D., Provost of Worcester, and the Rev. James Norris,
D.D., President of Corpus, were appointed delegates of
accounts. The Rev. Richard Philip Bliss, D.C.L., Prin-
cipal of Bt. Mary Hall, was appointed a delegate of the
press.
The Rev. Charles Marryatt, BA., of Queens', was ad-
mitted to the degree of M.A.
The Rev. Ralph William Lionel Tollemache, M.A.,
Peterhouse, Cambridge, was admitted ad eundess.
The following degrees have been conferred :
B.D. and D.D.—Rev. Edward Hartopp Cradock, Princi-
pal of Brasenose College, Grand Compounder.
M.A.—Henry Bagot Newton Lane, Christ Church; Richard
Marrack Rowe, Exeter; Rev. Owen Lloyd Williams, Jesus.
B.A.—Arthur Young Marshall, St. Mary Hall ; Edward Brom-
ley, Merton.
The following gentlemen are nominated Examiners and
Moderators for the ensuing year:—
Examiners in First Class School—Rev. H. 8. Mansell, 8.D., St.
John's ; Rev. T. Chaffers, M.A., Brasenose.
Mathematical School Rev. G. W. 'Main, MA., Christ
Church.
School of Natural Science—James Ady Ogle, D.M., Trinity.
School of Modern History—Rev. W. C. Lake, M.A., Balliol.
Moderators In Classical School—Edward Poste, MA., Oriel;
Rev. R. Muckleston, M.A. Worcester.
Mathematical School—Rev. A. 8. Farrar, LA., Queens'; Rev.
T. H. R. Shand, MA., Brasenose.
CAMBRIDGE.

THE DEGREE OF B.C.L. has been conferred upon G. S.
Fuller, of Emanuel College.
NATURAL SCIENCES TRIPOS.
Middle Belielors—First Class.—Giboone, Trinity (C.)
Do. Do. Trollope, Pembroke (C.)
Do. Do. Britten, John's (CIL)
Do. Second Class.—Fleay, Trinity
Do. Do. Pope, Sydney (C.)
Do. Do. Smith, bowning (B.)
Commencing Do.—First Class —Brown, Caine (A.8.C.M.P.)
Do. Second Class.—Brass, Corpus (G.M.)
Do. Do. Walker, Corpus,
Note.—Distinguished in Comparative Anatomy (A.)
Do. Botany (13. )
Do. Chemistry (C.)
Do. Geology (G.)
Do. Mineralogy (M.)
Do. Physiology (P.)
The undermentioned degrees were conferred on Wed-
nesday :
Honorary M.A.—Lord Cavendish, Trinity; Cecil Henry Rus-
sel, Trinity.
M.A.—William Anderson, Trinity; H. M. Lower, S. Peter's
W. J. Reynaldo, Queens'.
B.A.—Henry Benson Davis, St. John's.