The Sun.
London, England, 1839-11-15 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Nov. 14.—A congregation was this day
holden for granting degrees, &c., when the following
were conferred
Masters of Arts.—Rev. W. W. Rowley, Queen's
College ; Rev. Charles Burney, Magdalen ; Rev.
bat N. Maddock, Queen's ; John C. Harris, Worces-
ter ; Rev. George W, B. Will, Wadham ; Rev. J.
Rump, Trinity ; Fred. J. H. Reeves, Merton ; Henry
Holden, Baliol ; Rev. J. Finch Smith, Bunzennose ;
Rev. C. E. Harwood, Oriel ; C. M. Collins, Exeter.
Bachelors of Arts.—C. D. Kebbel, University Col-
lege ; G. Sandbach, Brazennose ; John Gordon, ditto ;
W. Gill, Magdalen Hall ;IP J. H. Waugh, ditto ;*
John White, New Inn ; J. A. Tatman, University
College ; R. Tomlins, St. Mary's Hall ; R. T. Kew.,
Wadham College ; H. Sweeting, University ; J. 'H.
Spry, Jesus ; T. W. West, Magdalen Hall ; W, tern-
priere, Christ Church ; R. Champernown., ditto ,*
C. Goodden, Exeter ; R. Moore, Trinity W. D.
Bathurst, New College ; C. Bedford, a•ato ; E. Peel,
Brazennose OE J. A. Hamilton, ; F. Green,
College ; W.
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Magdalen Hall ; P. L. Powys.,
J. Wise, St. John's ; D. P
Newbold, Magdalen Thomas, Jesus ; A. G.
R. W. Mavow, ditto ; E.
C. Holt, Braz.nno,-, College ; H. A. Bence, Balliol,
Grand Compounders.
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-11 r.: Earl and Countess of Hillsborough, who
arrived in town early in the week from Montreal, Kent,
where they had been visiting Viscount and Viscountess
Holmesdale, have gone on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Aylesford, at Packington Hall, Warwick-
shire.

His Excellency Baron Tindal, Aid-de-Camp to
the Prince of Orange, has left Mitart's Hotel for the
Hague. _

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The Duke of Buccleuch has left -Montaeu House
for Dalkcith Palace. Her Grace remains in town. The
Earl of Dalkeith, and the Lords Henry and William
Scott, left early in the week for Brighton, where the
Duchess will proceed in a few days.
BEAUFORT CASTLE, NEAR INVERNESS.
i ord and Lady Lovat have been entertaining a succes-
sion of visitors at their romantic seat during the last
month ; the Duke and Duchess of Leeds have returned
to Mar Lodge en route to Hornby Castle ; the Hon.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Petre, who lately returned from
a four years' tour on the Continent, will leave for town
in a few days ; the Hon. Mr. Jerningham, brother to
Lady Lovat, has been staying some time at the Castle.
We understand that the Duke of Wellington has
appointed Colonel Gurwood Deputy-Lieutenant of the
Tower, as successor to the late Major-General Si
Francis Doyle.
Lord Ripon arrived in Canton-gardens, on
Monday evening, from the seat of the Hon. and Rev.
Dr. Hobart, at Horton, Lincolnshire. His Lordship
will give up his mansion at Chrismas, with all its splendid
appointments;:to Prince Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.
Lord Sandys has returned to Ombersley Court,
his seat ia Worcestershire, from a tour in Ireland.
toL his Lordship.
The and Lady
yMareus Hill are now staying on a visit
The Marquis of Abercorn will take possession of
Dudley House at Christmas, having taken that splendid
mansion of the Marquis Conyngham.
quantity was very bad—and is
anomaly, CORN-LAWS.—Good Grain. firmly supports i a
quotedY, as we hinted before,
the greaterrhu s the
has nearly occurred, that while. food is likely to reach a
price—butr.
high scarcity point, the duties have become prohibitory.
—We repeat it, this is a state of things which should
awaken the most serious reflections as to the three next
months.—Dittiin Evening Post.

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