The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-09 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CA Alumna JuNe 9.—ln a full congregation on Mon-
day last, the University unanimously voted an address of
condolence to his Msjosty on the death of the late King,
And of congratulation on the accession of his l►resent
Majesty. The address will be presented to the King or.
his Throne, by the University, soma after the royal funeral.
We understand that a convocation will be held in the
Senate-house to-morrow, for the purpose of voting an
address of congratulation to her Majesty the Queen.
The sermon at St. Mary's Church, on Thursday next,
the day appointed for the funeral of his late Majesty, will
he preached by the Rev. Dr. Unify, the Vice-Chancellor.
At the congregation on Saturday the following Degrees
were conferred

BACHELOR. IN
John Harris, Trinity College.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
William J. Achilles Abington, Trinity College.
On Monday the undermentioned degrees were conferred
BACHELORS IN czyjr, Lkw,
John Vinell, Poop Trinity Hall (Cotnrcintler.)
Rev. Henry Montague Grover, SL Peter's College.
Rev, Philip °amine, Catherine Hall.
Rev. Coventry Payne, Trinity Hall (Compounder.)
BACHELORS OE ARTS.

George Lionel Fraser, St. Peter's College.
William John Barker, Queen's College.
Same day the Rev. Robert Williams, ALA. of Jesus
College, Oxford, was admitted ad eundent of this University.
At a congregation yesterday the following degrees were
conferred :—..

ISASVIHIS or 41VVIS.
Thomas Greenwood, St: John's College,
Rev. J. Pat herVoules, St. Peter's College(Compounder.
W. Hartley, Christ College..
R. T. Lowe, Christ College.

RACII/1.010 OF AIM.
11. Wright, St. Jelin's College.
W. 11. King, Catherine Hall.

The following ortler has i,.,dted from the
Office of the Earl Marshal
" Whitehalllard, 7th July, 1880.
" The Kma he been pleased to comtnand, that the
great Officets of State! his M3jeity's Ministers, and the
Offices of the Royal flowehold, who tilodig at the inter-
ment of his late Most Sacred Majesty King Llama IV,
of blessed memory, do appear in their Stan uldferms,
black waistcoats, breeches, rocking% and buckles, uniform
swords with crape, anil black feathers in their hats; and
that all officers of the army and navy, who attend at the
solemnity, appear in their respective dress uniform%
pantaloon., and bow% with the mourning directed to
worn by them at Court, as notified in the C?azeite of the
28th of June last.

" The bishops are to appear in their hvta ; and all
Peen., eldeat Sons of Peers, Privy Councillors, and others,
who may not be included in the above regulations, are to
.cppear in full dress Mach..
" NORFOLK, Rai Mashal,"

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Duke of Theirafolqn, the ottieet of whieh woe to defeat
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