The Sun.
London, England, 1838-08-13 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE•

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OXFORD, AUG, 11,—Mr. Thomas Panton and Mr. William m
maker Anderson, of Abingdon School, have been elected Scaolafo
Pembroke College.
tgel Mr. George Edward Mayle, A. 8., of Lincoln College, has 40
appointed by the Governors of King Edward's School, to be Assist
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of that institution, in the room of Mr. Trollope, resigned- Co,
Mr. George Frederick Tessier was yesterday elected a Scholar of e
pus Christi College. The number of candidates was sixteen. ri
John Gervas Hutchinson Bourne, Esq., M.A., and late repo-
Magdalen College has been appointed Chief-Justice of the
Newfoundland.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester :0-
health has slightly improved during the last few days, but she is still
invalid and unable to leave her apartment.
The Admiralty has ordered a Government stem
packet to be at the disposal of his Majesty the King of the Belgians, W.,e,
was expected to arrive at 0-tend, from Brussels, on Saturday, to bel;tt
sent at the opening of the railroad from Ghent to Bruges. His
was to be met at Ostend by the Queen and the young Princes, who
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been visiting the King and Queen of the French at Neuilly. The
is expected to pay a short visit to his illustrious relatives in this coun'r
and return to Brussels in time to be present at the rejoicings in Iwny
of the days of September.
The lovely and amiable Lady Mary Alethea Tai;
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bot will be shortly led to the altar of Hymen by the young Prince „
of Rome, who, besides immense possessions in Naples and Tuscany, P-0
the three fittest Palaces in Rome, Containing the most splendid colleeti°l
of paintings in 'ltaly. His Highness is also nearly related to the 110/4
Families of Naples and Sardinia. He is at present on a visit at Jilin:
Totters. The nuptials are to be celebrated at Rome. The Prince
the 24th year of his age, and her Ladyship is in her 21st year. Sl'Cay
grand.daughter of Mr. William Talbot, of Rocklands, in this Neu' ,
and niece to the Member for Ross.— IVe.rford Paper.
The Earl of Pembroke arrived at Fenton's kl°l,e,i'
on Wednesday, from the Continent, to take the oaths and his scat in
House of Lords.
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The Marquis of Waterford, accompanied by ei
William and John Beresford, arrived at Curraghmore, his feat.
Waterford, on Tuesday last, from Bath.
Lord Howard de Walden (Ambassador at the C°ltto
of Queen Donna Maria) and his Lady and family hp.ve arrived 'l-Lo
'Duke of Portland's seat, Welbeck Priory. His Lordship will rettirtoo,
the duties of his Embassy at Lisbon at the close of the ensuing
Cll''aarge
The Hon. George Jerningham, secretary of legation, acts as `—
d'Affaires during his Lordship's absence, p fat
Count Pozzo di Borgo is expected to le3c; thi•
Parislke beginning of next week for at least a sojourn of three 10-"lse
The Duke of Devonshire will depart for Aix" IS
Chapelle the latter end of this week. His Grace will proceed torr:sr„
from town and join his 'Noble relatives, the Earl and Countess of
and then by easy stages proceed to Aix, where his Grace
journ for upwards of two months. Ge
Lord Chichester arid patty, Sir John Waters,(o thi
neral Upton, Rte., were among the numerous passengers leaving ".ccicei
Continent by the General Steam Navigation Company's Antwerp p 0
City of Haraburgh yesterday morning.
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The Earl of Yarborouoh's birth-day- was celeur,:,oe

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on Wednesday last at Brocklesby with the usual festivities.. The d S
Earl is at present cruising in his yacht on the coast of Spain, an
quite recovered from his recent slight indisposition.
Sir Robert and Lady Peel, ,Lord and Lady fle°l,elcs"
and many of the nobility, visited the Surrey Zoological Gardenver
Wedne.day, to witness the eruption of Vesuvius, and expressed .
selves in the strongest terms of admiration.
Sir Richard Simeon, late M.P. for the Isle
Wight, gave a rustic fete on Thursday last to his tenantry and t"rs
people at Black Gang Chine. ntic
BEULAH SPA.—These delightful and roi..--reor
grounds are again to be devoted to the cause of charity.. A grand lace
in aid of the funds of the Licensed Victuallers' School is to talteorjlef
on Monday next, under the most distinguished patronage. Lord d
Calms Stuart (whose exec tions in the cause of the highsraindeprool°
exiled I'oles will never be forgotten) and many other eminent rd
have promised their assistance on the occasion. An ample big vet'
is provided, and we are told that already 20,000 tickets have 010
issued, and that from the rapid sale of these it is anticipated that "loft
this number will be required. The arrangements for the c°
of the visitors will be under the direction of a corarnltt;e e 0
Management, and such as will secure, it is said, the gratidcl'i
all those who attend the fete. 11134
Madame Albertazzi, of Tier Majesty's tliea
tre,
and ass s. cured the seeviccs of the whole of the corps operatique an" -ry,lsir
corps de balk! of the Opera House for her benefit at Pr°
theatre, which will be opened for one night on the 20th inst. tao
Most of the Italian artistes of celebrity will not
their departure for Paris until after the Gloucester musicalfestiOt •
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On Thursday afternoon a young man,
White, a shoemaker, residing at 28, Monmouth street, Seb°..,,AnOro
having quarrelled with his wife, she quitted the room fur a feW
to allow his passion to subside. On re-entering it she discovered '
the act of cutting his throat with a sharp knife used in his trade'stere
succeeded in wresting the instrument frool his grasp, and tipantedli
down stairs for the purpose of procuring assistance. On again en
the room he was found suspended by the neck with a cord "%est
hook in the ceiling. He was immediately cut down, and surg„l-I,lle
sistance being promptly rendered, he was sufficiently restored t-
ot' his removal to the infirmary.
YARMOUTH HOSPITAL AND DISPEN—
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Dr. Henske and Dr. Cox have been elected physicians to thith-e
tion, and Messrs. Smith, Bateman, Pritchard, and Costertons 1'
geons. The hospital was founded on June 26, in honour of her
jesty's Coronation. 1101%
Sir Andrew Agnew has addressed the f°, lei'!"
later to a Contemporary t—" Sir—You will much oblige me 1,;„' t
publicity to this letter, for the purpose of correcting a statem- o°,
has appeared in the newspapers. The lady of the none of f the 110
who, it is reported, took the veil at Cork, is not' a daughter 000
Genei al Agnew,' for no daughter of that Gallant Officer hes°
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the Protestant faith of the gospel of Christ." 011e411
A long period has now elapsed since we °roe Ow
that the President of the Board of Control had nominate". -cohiPre,
Barn tiny, -ton of the well-known Ram Mohun Roy, to a wPte 5000
the service of the East Inda Company. The Board of mr,:add „sr,'
fused to sanction that nominalion ; and we have now merelY ' coo" e. 44
this most interesting youth has returned to his nativebenealed
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with little more than the best wishes of all those who knew hi
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father, and had the opportunity of appreciating his own wos
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true that this young person has also strong letters of Teen- s- v,
to Lord Auckland, and we confidently hope that they watiedi'
measure, compensate for this marked illiberality of the I;3' (.1
rectors._ Observer,
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FATAL DUEL,-,The unfortunate gent•l c-- too
Turpin, who fought a duel with Lieut. Bailey of Tullanrued his
the wound which he received on that occasion. He l're
on Friday, at his residence in Tullamore, after suffering "ea
beei,
weeks of the meat excruciating torture. Warrants bauvae
in popervies
for the apprehension of Mr. Bailey and the second.--Dublin
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In England the shoemakers are said toile confer'
been frequently but little above 40. the
turbulent class of politicians; in Paris this characteristic .s
upon the tailors.
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years—theln itlitieh rmo lus--eter 11

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