The Sun.
London, England, 1830-10-16 00:00:00

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Orroan, Ocr. 16.—The Rev. T. Tyrwhitt, M.A., of
Christ Church, Prebendary of Salisbury, has been sp.
pointed to the Vicarages of Winterbourne,Whiteburcb, end
Turnwortb, Dorsetshire.
The Rev. C. R. Ashfield to the Rectory of Whitton Gnus
Thurlton, Suffolk.
The Right Hon. the Earl of Craven has been pleased to
appoint the Rev. W. L. Townsend, Rector of Bishop's
Clove, to be one of his Lordship's Domestic Chaplains.
On Thursday last Messrs. J. P. Keigwin, T. Brandin.,
C. Maul, A. Lloyd, and 0. IL B. Hyman, were admitted,
Scholars of Wadham College.
The Rev. W. H. M. Roberson, M.A., of Lincoln Col-
lege, is appointed a Proctor of the Vice-Chancellor's Court
of this University, in the room of the Rev. W. Browne,
who has resigned.
At the first General Ordination of the Bishop of Glou-
cester, held in the Cathedral on Sunday, the 3d instant, the
following persons of this University were admitted into
Holy Orders,

PlitXSTit.
Rev. C. B. Trye, 8.A., Brazen.nose College.
Rev. J. Torelitre, BA., Queen's College.
Rev. W. S. Brieknell, M.A., Worcester College.
ASACOSS.
S. Lysons, Examintd Student, Exeter College.
W. J. Slattoek, Examined Student, St. Edmund Hall.
3. A. Harrison, 8.A., St. Mary Halt.
W. Gilkes, 8.A., Pembroke College.
G. W. Bush, 8.A., Queen's College.

Rev. Dr. Barnes, at Christ Church, on Sunday morning.
Rev. the Warden of the New College, in the afternoon,
at St. Mary's. .
Rev, Mr. Ball, of St. John's Colleget St. Luke, at St.
Mary's.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCS.

EPSOM OCTOBER MEETING.
The assemblage on the ground yesterday,. was neither
snore numerous nor fashionable than the preceding daYi
The list, however, was more prolific of sport, and the wett.
ther, if possible, finer. It cannot be denied thitt the
failure of the present meeting as a source of profit to the
town of Epsom is entirely attributable to the want of epiria
evinced by Its inhabitants, who have only to bosnore liberal
in their contributions to ensure racing of a superier kind..
But fur the patronage and support of Mr. Alaberlyf, the
meeting would
.have been infinitely worse. We are in-
formed that it is intended to continue the races annually,
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by the eommittee ; it is also stated that the, proprietors
of the Grand Stand intend to give a Cop. If the success
of this undertaking (site Stand) depended on the October
meetings, we should augur unfavourably for,. the'sbare.
holders; it was almost etnpty, owing as much to the,
general slackness of the meeting AN the .exorbitant suns,
(55.) demanded for admission. The sport yesterdey. teas
increased by the untimely appearance of a hats on the rape.
ground; the poor animal was hotly pursued ntune7
rout pack of bipeds, and only escaped by a strenuotte owe-
tion of those qualities that have so often baffled four-legged
enemies. We subjoin a statement of the day's sport
The Wellington stakes of 25 love. each, and 10 added.
Derby Course.
Mr. Maherly's c. by Middleton, 3 yrs 1
Mr. Theobald's Ilobadilla, 5 yrs
Mr. Shackell's 'Watchman, 4 yrs $
Captain Bulkeley's Bustle, 9 yrs
Betting 7 to 4, art Bobadilla, and i 3 to I agst Nanint.
The latter made the running, was never beetled, anti won
by a length easy. Rode by a little boy (the eon of Mr.
Scott, Sir Al. Wood's new trainer), whose weight wall.
4st. 41h., being 50th. less than the weight carried by i 3
5011). less than Watchman,- and 361b.;' lees than
Bustle; be rode with great patience, and receiVeld'ilibetal
present from Mr. Alaberly. Bohabille wee rode by Mae-,
donahl; Watchman by F. Buckle, and Bustle by Clutpple.l,:,
Two-year-old Strikes of 25 sous. etch ;' colts
fillies Sit. 41b. Woodeot Course. A
Mr. Gates's f. by Little John
Mr. Arnold's The Pilgrim ... 11e.r,tiMir
Mr. Yeelley's f. by Bustard . . 41),,,11'''7 t
Sweepstakes of five sees. each, and 23 added The
ner to Ito told for 60 sous., Esc. Mile huts.
Mr. Lumley's Howard, 4 yrs .l
Mr. Dockerey's Cupid, 5 yrs . . 2. 4
Mr. Coletuan's Southdown, 3 yrs m.o. 4 g
Mr. Laurence's Fury, 3 yrs .3
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Betting 6 to 5 apt Howard, and '5 to 1 on him after
the heat ; won easy. Rode by Pavis, Cupid by Waght,
Fury by N. Farrell, anti the other by Put.ch.
Th. Ewell Stakes of 10 env*. wick and 20 added. Derby
Course.
Mr. Senith's.lfermony, 3 yre
Mr. Maberly'l Nanine colt, S yrs .. ...
Mr. Dockerey'a Lancastrian, 6 yrs
Mr. Otindss'e It. e. by Pyramus, 3 yrs '* 4
Betting 7 to 4 apt Pyramus, 4 to' 1 agst the wiener,
and 3to l apt Nanine. Wass by a neck, after a fine race
between the first two. The *inner rode by Wakefield,
'Nanine by Pavia, Lancastrian by Wright, and the other
a lad. .

CURRAOH OCTOBER MEETING. . ~
KILDARE, OCT. i 2.—liandicap iitaken of 10 Sots. each,
One mile and a half.
Captain Westenra's Conrad
Mr. Nlalter's Lapwing
Lord Clanmorrin Genoa 3
Mr. Watts's Urgande
Sweepstakes of 25 sore,, 20 ft., for 2-yr..phis.
Mr. Blake's b. c. by Byron ,,.... I
Colonel b. f. by Lagar .., . 2
Match for M) soya. each. Red Post
Captain Westerira's Tidings
Laid Portirlington's Coeur de Lion

HUNTING INTELLIGENCE.
Ar?OIINThIENTR FOR TIES RNSOINCI wear.
The Surrey Stag Hounds meet on Saturday, at Smithant
Bo tsar--at half-pig ten.
The Surrey Fox Hounds meet on Monday, at Ad-
dington Village; Thursday, at ()oilstone; and Saturday,
at Crown Aeh.liill—at half-past ten.
The Surrey Harriers meet on Monday, at the Rose And
Crown; Wednesday, at War'hightail; and Saturday, at
Sanderetead Church—At ten
11. JollitTe, Esq.'s Fox Hounds meet on Monday,. at
Chipatead Church; and Saturday, at Windmill Walton...
at eleven.
The Batisworth Fox Hounds meet on Tuesday, at l'ol•
lington ; Thursday, at Mitre Village ; and Saturday,, et
Woolley Park—at hall-past ten. •
Lord Ihrewood'e Fox Rounds meet on Maatiay,:at,the
Cross Roads, Bratnham Moor; Wednesday, at.Addla;
and Friday, at Clap Gate.,-at tea. .
Lord Yarborough's Fox Hounds meet on: ItiondaY, itf!
Itedhoorne.house y Wednesday, at the fteron"rylotige,
Mashy; Friday, at Hainton•house ; and. Saturday, at
Crosby 'Pond—at eleven.
Mr. H. Vitlehoiee Harriers meet on Tuesday, at Bar-
ton ; Thursday, at Whitlingtoa.hill ; and Saturday, at
Fryar's Thorns—at eleven.

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