The Sun.
London, England, 1830-01-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 23.—0 n Tuesday the Rev.
H. J. Rose, B.D. of Trinity College, Chris:ian Ad-
vocate in this University, was collated, by his Grace
the Archbishop of Canterbury, to the rectory of
llidleigh, Suffolk, and appointed one of the Deans
of flocking.
On Saturday last, George Thackeray, Esq. Fel-
low of King's -College, was admitted to the degree
of Bachelor of Arts.

The Earl of Buchan has been pleased to appoint
the Rev. Edward Baines, M.A. Fellow of Christ's
College, one of hii Lordship's domestic chaplains.
On the 19th inst. the Rev. William Cape, B.A.
of Corpus Christi College, was appointed by the
;Dean and Chapter of Peterborough Head Master
Of the Grammar School of that city.
The Rev. John Barlow, M.A. has been instituted,
on his own petition, to the rectory of Little Bow-
den, in the county of Northampton, vacant by the
death of the Rev. T. Reynolds.
OXFoRD, JAN. 30.—1 n the Convocation holden
on Thursday last Wm. Rosser Willisms,_Esq. M.A.
and Michel Fellow of Queen's College, was unani-
mously elected to the Vinerian Fellowship, vacant
by the marriage of ate Hon. Philip Henry Abbot.
Thursday the following Degrees were conferred:
BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW (BY COMMUTATION.)
Charles Barker, Trinity College.
MASTERS OF ARTS.
Rev. Henry William Maddock, Fellow of Brasenose.
Rev. George Landon, Worcester.
Rev. Thomas L. Wheeler, Scholar of Worcester.
Rev. Henry Spencer Markham, Christ Church.
Rev. Philip Henry Niud, Christ Church.
14ACHELORS OF ARTS.

John Thomas Ord, Exeter, Grand Compounder.
Charles Robert Carter Petles, St. John's.
Henry Edward Knatchbull, Scholar of Wadham.
At the same time Thomas Paddon, Esq. M.A.
some time Fellow of Gonville and Caius College,
Cambridge, was admitted ad eundon.
In a Convocation holden the same day James
Adey Ogle, M.D. F.R.S. of Trinity, was unani-
mously elected to the Clinical Professorship on the
Foundation of the late Lord Litchfield, vacant by
the death of Dr. Bourne.

The Vicc.Chancellor has given notice of a Con-
vocation to be holden on Thursday, Feb. 11, for

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the purpose of electing a Scholar on the Foundation
of Charles Viner, Esq., in the room of Mr. Williams,
of Queen's. The present candidates are Mr. Giles,
of Corpus, and Mr. Ormerod, of Brasenose.

FEMALE FASHIONS. _

(From La Belle Assembles for February.)

EVENING DRESS.

A dress of gaze satinee, the ground rose-colour,
the stripes of that particular shade of drab-colour
which resembles unbleached cambric. The skirt,
somewhat more ample than last month, is slightly
gored, and trimmed rather below the knee with a
fringe of uncommon breadth and beauty. It has an
open-worked head, very richly wrought in lozenges.
The corsage is cut very low, but not quite square
round the bust, being rather higher in the shoulders
than evening dresses generally are. Sleeves a la
Sultana; veiy wide, fastened at the wrist by gold
bracelets, and drawn round the arm just above the
elbow by a row of fringe, to correspond with that
-on the skirt, but narrower. The hair is arranged
in loose full curls, which fall low on each side of the
face, and patted in the middle to display the fore-
head and eyebrows. The hind hair is disposed in
two very large knots on the crown of the head. A
scarf of Circassian gauze, corresponding in colour
with the ground of the dress, and fringed at the
ends, is tastefully arranged in coque:, which are
intermixed with the bows of the hair. One of the
ends falls on the left side to the neck; the other
forms a tuft on the right side. The neck-lace, ear-
rings, and braceletS, Worn with this dress, are a mix-
ture of pink topazes and filagree gold. A boa tip-
pet of the finest sable is thrown carelessly round the
neck. White kid gloves. Slippers, white gros de
Naples.