The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-07 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, OCT. s.—There will be Congregations on
the fdlowing days of the ensuing Michaelmas term :
Thursday, Oct. 10, at ten; Wednesday, Oct. 16, et
eleven ; Wednesday, Oct. 30, at eleven ; Thursday, Noe.
14, at eleven ; Wednesday, Nov. 27, at eleven ; Wednes-
day, 1/.:c. 11, at eleven ; Monday, Dec. 16 (end of term,
at ten.

NEW FELLOWS OF TRINITY COLLEGE.—.On Tuesday
last, being the Ist inst., the following gentlemen were
elected fellows of that society : —James Hemery, B A. William J. Conybeare, B. A. ; William Gilson tinmphry,
B. A. ; Arthur Thacker, B A. • Charles John Vaughan,
B. A. ; John Gordon Maitland, 'B. A.
The Norrisian Professor of Divinity has given notice
that his Lectures will ‘ommence on Wednesday, Oct 23.
PREFERRED—The Rev. W. E, L. Faulkner, M. A.,
has been elected to the
.perpetual curacy of St. James's,
SClerkenwell, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas
heppard. This living is ill the patronage of the inhabi-
nts of the parish. The candidates for it were—Mr.
Paulkner, and the Rev. Robert Crawford Dillon, D. D.
The poll continued for three days ; at its close the num-
hera were declared to be as follow :—For Mr. Faulkner,
9'231 ; for Mr. Dillon, 1,842 ; majority in favour of tl-e
/,
"'bet- Mr. Faulkner, 319. The Rev. Benjamin Bradney
"otkett, ALB., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, to the vice
,iage of Epsom, Surrey. Patroness, Mrs. Pugh, of Bert-
'l;lrd-street and Southborough, Kent. The Rev. George
Marshall Holiwell, to the curacy of Caistor, Lincolsbire,
I the appointment of the Rev. G. Watson, vicar. The
to *ev•
the appointment of
Foxton, M. A., curate of Manley,
t_ vicarage of St. Peter's, Worcester, with the
trpelry of Virhittington annexed, vacant by the cession of
be Rea. W. Smith, vicar of Overbury. Patrons, the
and Chapter of Worcester. The Rev. Henry John
utte to the rector of West Parley, Dorset, void by the
4death of the Rev. Richard Ness, D. D. Patroness, Mrs.
rY Buller, of Landrake, Cornwall. The Rev. Chat-
rl
Bishop,
to the ministry of the church of St. Catha-
llel Northampton.

HE QUEEN.--A Contemporary states from
unquestionable authority)" that the Queen does net
Intend to visit Brighton this season. We are only
enabled to state that the usual arrangements for the
reception of the Queen are being made at the Palace,
!Ind that the Royal abode can be in readiness for the
r,,eception of her Majesty at a fortnight's notice.—
asex Express.
The Queen Dowager, in her purposed visit to
ihewnhato Paddox, the scat of her Master of the Horse,
e Earl of Denbigh, in Warwickshire, intends, it is
111 d, to travel thither, with her suite, by the Binning-
eat railroad.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex is
IP on a visit to the Earl of Scarborough, at Sandbeck
Park his
seat near Doncaster.
r Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
11),r Cambridge. and the Princess Augusta of C.im-
I?'.ldge. attended by Baron Knesebeck and the Hon.
1:8s Kerr, will leave Walmer Castle, to-mirrow morn-
thg, for Cambridge House, after a visit of a fe.v days to
e Duke of Wellington.
t
op is ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE GEORGE
H.,CAhttainoE. —We understand that his Royal
.orine" will return to this country at the close of this
teoarly in the ensuing month. Letters were received
cellewn
G 1 ten e
on Saturday, from the Noce, who is in ex-
tinu:st he ah and,va spirits. His Royal Highness con-
(wet numerous and distinguished party will shortly
Itutlande at Belvoir Castle, the seat of the Duke of
The Earl and Countess of Minto will shortly
a_seleet party at Mioto House, near Hawick.
,fisidt ne Duke of Wellinaton wil.nrocced to Strath-
s47e tiit; ar4t week inT;ovein-oer% invited a