The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-19 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMmUDGE, JUNE 18.—At the congregation Oh Friday
last the following degrees were conferred :

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

Rev. Richard Newton Adams, Fellow of Sidney Sussex College.

BACHELORS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Peter Debary, Senior of Trinity College (comp.)
Rev. Alex. M. Wale, Fellow of St. John's College (eomp.)
Rev. Watkin Maddy, Fellow of St. John's College.
Rev. Joseph Dcwe, Fellow of Queen's College.
Rev. William Farley Wilkinson, Fellow of Corpus Christi.
Rev. William Hobson, Catherine Hall, (comp.)
Rev. Thomas Mortimer, Queen's College.
Rev. David Evans, Queen's College.

MASTER OF ARTS.
Rev. Edward Lindsell, Jesus College (comp.)
BACHELORS IN CISIL LAW.
James Dewhurst Sprigge, St. Peter's College (comp.)
Augustus Frederic Bayford, Trinity Hall.
BACHELORS IN PHYSIC'
John Jackson, sen., Catherine Hall, (by Royal mandate,
on his departure for India.)
Charles Joseph Fox, St. John's College.
Disney Launder Thorp, Caius College.
John Pendlebury, Queen's College.
William Whitworth, Jesus College, (comp.)
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
George Bingley, Trinity College.
George Broadhead, Trinity College.
Irancis Hastings Gordon, Trinity College
William Edson Lamb, Trinity College.
William Ramsey,. Trinity College.
Samuel Starky, Trinity College.
William Lewis Mills, Queen's College.
Henry Armstrong, Christ College.
William Hutchinson Abthorp, Christ College.
Charles Alexander Stewart, Trinity Hall.
ME2rIBERS' PRIZAS.—The Bachelors' prizes were on
iaturday last awarded—the first to E. H. Fitzherbert, and
the second to T. J. Phillips, both of Trinity College. The
examiners consider these essays as possessing sufficient
merit to entitle the authors to the prize of thirty guineas
each, and tiny will be printed.
The usual prize of fifteen guineas is awarded to A. W.
Chatfield, undergraduate of Trinity College, bet the essay
is not to lie printed.—No second prize is adjudged.
The following are the respective subjects
BACIIELORS.—Quantum momenti ad studium rei Theo-
'og irre promovendutn, h literarutn humanioruta cultus?

UN DERG RADUATES,-.-- UM sit forma Legislator& ad
qrseeke renascentis statum optima aceommodata ?

The Porson prize (for the best translation of a pissage
Shakspeare into Greek verse) was on Saturday last
adjudged to C. R. Kennedy, of Trinity College.—Subject :
—Romeo and Juliet, Act 2, Scene 2, beginning " He
;esis at sears," &c., and ending, " Ta so longer be a
Capulet."
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Ine Rev. John Shaw has been presented by the Lord
i3ishop of Ely, to the rectory of Conington, in this county.

OXFORD, JUNE 19.—0 n Wedocksday the Rev. Richard
What,ly, D.D. and Principal of St. Alban-hall, was un-
Loimou.ly elected Professor of Political Economy, in the
own of Mr. Senior, of Magdalen, who has held that office
r'ur five years.
On Thursday the following Degrees were conferred :

BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW.
Rev. William Howard, Fellow of New College.
MASTERS OP MUM.

Uvedale homas Price, Christ Church, Grand Compounder.
Matthew Carrier Tompson, Trinity, Grand Compounder.
Rev. John Lampen, Exeter, Grand Compounder
Rev. Edward Aislabie Ominanney, Exeter.
Rev. Edward John Ward, Trinity.
Rev. Arthur Bromiley, St. Edmund Hall.
Rev. Joseph Charnock, Worcester.
Rev. William Whalley, Christ Church.
Rev. William Pye, Student of Christ Church.
Theophilus Bennet Hoskyns Abrahall, Wadham.
IVi!limn Ward Jackson, Lincoln.
Walter Bishop Mant, Oriel. "
Rev. Jervis Trigge Giffard, Fellow of New Collage.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.

Holled D. S. S. Horlock, Magdalen Halt, Grand Compounder.
William Atkins Hodgson, Queen's, Grand Compounder.
Peter David La Touche, Corpus.
Edward Odell, Christ Church, Grand Compounder.
John Barrow, Scholar of Queen's.
William W. K. Bradford, Magdalen Hall.
Head Pottinger Best; University.
John Cooke, I3alliol.
John Lewis Irwin and Henry Gray, Christ Church.
Charles Wordsworth, Student of Christ Church.
Thomas Whitaker, Burrell Hayley, and Alexander Morden
•, Bennett, Worcester.
Frederick Wrench, Trinity.
Thomas Houblon, Oriel. .

The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's
Prizt,s, for the ensuing year, viz.
For Latin Verse.—" Numantia."
Fur an English Essay.—" On the Use and Abuse of
Theory."
For a Latin Essay.—" Qurenam fuerit Oratorum Atti •
corum veld Populum auctoritas."
The first of the above subjects is intended for thosa
Gentlemen who, on the day appointed for sending the
Exercises to the Registrar of the University, shall not have
!xce;.tded four years, and the other two fur such as shall
lave exceeded four, but not completed seven years, from
the time of their Matriculation.

Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize, for the best Composition
in Eoglish Verse, not limited to fifty lines, by an Under-
Graduitt, who, on the day above specified, shall not have
xeeeded four years from the time of his IlLatrieulation.—
."rhe Suttees."

Theological Prize, instituted June 2, 1825.—" The
Evidence adduced from Prophecy, in Support of the
Truth of Christianity."

On the 12th instant Daniel Vawdrey, Esq. was elected
Fellow of Brasen-nose College; and on the 17th Thomas
North, Esq. was elected Scholar of the same Society.