The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

°grotto, MAT 27.
Courregatione will be holden for the purpose of granting Graces, and
coeferring Degree', on the following days in the present Term, vit..—
Thursday, June 1 ; Thursday, June 8; Thursday, June 15; Thursday,
June 22 , Tuesday. July 0 ; Saturday, July B.—No person will, on any ac-
count, be admitted as • Candidate for the Degree of B.A. ur M.A. or for
&jug of B. C. L. without proceeding through Arts whose name is not en-
tered in the book for that purpose, at the Vice-Chancellor's house, on or
berate the day preceding the day of Congregation.—The Congregation on
Tuesday. July 4, at ten o'clock. will be holden solely for the purpose of
admitting Inceptors to their Regency; and it may not be amiss to remind
sn .h of our readers as are Intending to proceed to their M.A. Degree, of
L,e peewits, of doing so on or before the =d of June, or they will not be
'added to their Regencies before Act Term, 1ff7.7.

On the 17tb instant the Rev. Richard Clayton, of the University Col-
-I.^Z, t% Ins admitted to the Degree of Raster of Arts; and on the same
&if the Rev. Philip Thornton. 31. A. of Clare Rail. Cambridge, and Rector
of Brockball. Nortbamptomhire. was admitted ad eundem.

The Prizes for the fear 1628 have been awarded to the following gen
tlz.nen

CPI ANCILLOR'S
Lamm Vitass.—" Mantes Pyrentel.".—lfrancls 11. Lelgbton, Demy of
Magdalen College.
Esc E.gAll.-"14 a rade or a refined age more favourable to the
production of Works of Fiction r•--Gee. Moberly. B.A. of Dalllul College.

Sift KOONS NEMDIOATI'S Pftllll.

Refolds"! Vsasa.—" Trajan's Plllar."—W. Walter Thema., Com-
ir.oom of Wed am College.
Dll• LLLLLL • TIIIIOLOCICAL FRIZZ.
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Pumas ESII4I.—" The operation of human causes only will not suf.
Ner.tly account for the Propagation of Christianity."—Rev. Thomas
thism Carr, B.A. of Itremenow4 College.
We bear that the 134 mentioned Etsay will be read in the course of the
ensuing week in the Divinity School, on the day will.Fh the Vice.Chancei-
tor than appoint.
On Thunday last, the 25th inst. the following Degrees were conferred :
The Itre. Cornelius Heatheute Rea.ton Rode., M.A. of St. John's Col-
tree, Cambridge. awl of Rarlbro' Hall, Derbythlre, admitte4 ad eundem.
11,trantion IN Civti L.tw.—Rev. Deed William; Fellow of New
College.

M or ARTN.—Rte. Hugh Stowell, St. Edmund Hall; William
Marriott Caldeeott, Oriel College; Rev. Henry W. IR.Minson Michell,
Salaalsr of Trinity College; James Oaf Ward, Trinity College; Chrhro-
Ow Samuel Flood, Wadham College; Rev. John Sealy, Felk w of Ralliol
College ; Rev. Joseph Hewlett, Worcester College.
HACIICLOSO OP Awrs.—Rlchard Smith Kay, Corpus Christi College,
Grand Compounder; Thomas Pitman, Wadham Culler* Grand Com-
p.ms:l4l, •' John Usticke Scnbell, Ra'llnl College. Grand emnpounder;
11,4 ward Ness, St. Nary Hall ; Richard Rawlins, Magdalen Hall ; James
Salmand, Oriel College; Robert Kllvert, Oriel College; Richard White-
leek, Lord Crewe's Exhibitioner of Lit:coin Cullen; Isaac Williams,
Schaaf of Trinity College; James Thornssu, University CJllege ; Charles
Denhoreugh Stewart, University College ; Rice Rees, Scholar of Jesus
College ; Cherim Lash!netois. !Rodent of Christ Church $ Robert Shaw,
Carist Church ; NVllliam Provis Trelawney Wickham, Daniel College ;
111... mare Peach Holdirch. Ralilol College; William Henry Et:mead's, Mer-
tmr College ; Thomas Arthur Powys, Fellow of St. John's College.
On Monday Iwo, being Trinity Alonday. the 1t.,. James Hardwick,
Dyer, U.A. Scholar of Trinity College, was elected Probationer Fellow, and
Mr. George Cote., Scholar, on the Old Foundation ; and lir. Edward
Twofer Hoed Twl.lMun, Commoner of Oriel College, Scholar Oa Mr.
lloont's Foundation, of Trinity College.