The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE'

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OXFORD, Nov. 15.—A congregation was this day eon
for granting degrees, &c., when the following were
ferred e;
Doctors of Medicine—R. H. Goolden, Queen's COll4
A. J. Sutherland, Christ Church.

Bachelors of Civil Law—F. Rogers, Oriel Colter,. arch;
Masters of Arts—Rev. E. J. Randolph, Christo3llol
*Rev. G. E. Bruxner, ditto ; Rev. G. C. Larrotce, ROI
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College ; Rev. C. Sweet, ditto; Rev. E. S. Dolcs.therilie:
ditto; Rev. R. E. Owen, ditto; Rev. F. S. Gag
Exeter ditto; Rev. R. Courtenay, Magdalen Hall; "";
W. Blandford, St. Edmund ditto.
Bachelors of Arts.—J. Montague, Pembroke College
Edgecumbe, ditto; J. L. Fytche, Lincoln ditto; Ei.3
ford, Brazenose ditto ; M. F. S. Chamoneys; ai''„"o;v
H. Baxter, ditto ; C. E. Thornhill, Christ Church
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P. Lyons, ditto; G. A. Booth, Exeter College; ,vJ. 'e
ditto; H. Jodrell, ditto; C. B. Wollaston, dittvoi; 11'01,1'
Sumner, Balliol ditto ; J. Turner, ditto ; J. S. ." .
Worcester ditto ; A. Anstey, ditto ; R. Davy,
Baines, ditto ; M. Steel, Jesus ditto • W. Ballisnter'pbele:
ham ditto; W. Darnell, Corpus Christi'ditto ;
Oriel ditto; F. J. Rooke, ditto • C. R. De Havilian,d, ditto'
W. D. Hall, New ditto ; J. B. Wickes, St.• John,tio•
J. M. Glenie, St. Mary Hall ; J. H. Williams, ul"ditto.;
Shepherd, ditto ; B. L. Watson, ditto; *J. S. Karr,
aroelb
C. Crofts, Magdalen ditto; J. Hayes, ditto; 1:10
New Inn ditto; J. D. Macfarlane, St. Edmund ditto'
Dixon, ditto. ditto*

* Grand Compounders.
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The celebrated Baron de Geramb, now the e
Joseph, Procureur-General of the Convent of La TraPP; 1.1
work lately published by him, entitled " A Journey fr°,,Ofel
Trappe to Rome," thus 'portrays the preeent Pope',, tD
gory XVI. is 73 years of age, but doe!, not appear to es er
than 60. His health is so good thri it promises, for 01 „ear.,
fsre of the Church, a prolongation of his life for manyo'f tr
Before his elevation his HolinPss belonged to the order -Al.
Camalduli, and be still observes some of its austerities. er
though his august head is adorned with the triple Old:
his authority extends over all nations, he lies by the!' °elf i
magnificent bed, on a low and miserable couch, Wit" 11j$
straw mattress, and his mode of living is not better ths3
of a gentleman with a very humble fortune." of
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—An accident _
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most disastrous nature occurred here on Tuesday arternoletsse,
a little before five o'clock, on the King's-road, to a gevecle,„
named Paxton, who resides in Buckingham- place,seat is
ce,
On Tnesday afternoon he had taken an airing as tlyid eslo,/
open phaeton, drawn by a pair of spirited greys, 11-ercls
turning to the hotel, when, in crossing the Steine tow frail,
Grand Junction Road, the horses took alarm at a
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the regimental band, which was playing at the oos'ej
Steine inclosure, and started off at a furious pace. oleo
man was thrown from the box near the Gunn Inn, tbLisme,
by the fall ; and the servant, seeing the aflintals
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without controul, jumped from the carriage to the Pro is- toe
in doing which he sprained his ancle, and was render pbsev.
sible by the concussion. Immediately afterwards the 15050 e,
came in contact with a fly, belonging to a man nangiessfdd
a
wood, which was standing near the house of Me• 'gel; s
surgeon. The fly was turned over, and much dallte;a.
Mr. Paxton was thrown from his seat to the krte i, thnss3
phaeton was dashed to pieces; and the horses, scull:aloes
came disengaged from the vehicle, continued their
viegeleei
dangerous career westward. An old man, who isa preesrest'
as the " stump-footed fiddler," and who gales woof,
subsistence by displaying the capabilities of an ° the
d tics
tered violin, was knocked down in their progress, an ie Ono,
broken to pieces. The furious animals next cancan/1110e
with a groom, who was riding towards the west,
ere bibs
thrown from his horse, which received several se/nee of to
When nearly opposite the Coast Guard Station, rel_,el tee
horses fell, and by the prompt assistance of seviefr.
passers-by, was secured and rendered harmless. ',igen, ,01
was imm diately taken to the shop of Mr. Rinbshrere bee ~,,(/`
whence he was conveyed in a fly to his hotel, tv- pea/
found on examination to have sustained a severe °aloes, rr,
the brain, and other injuries. He had been, rery cris,
leaving London, attacked by paralysis, and the "cioos'cor
ceived on the part of the brain which had been Pre erloaktestS
fected. The unfortunate ;offerer still lies in a Pece 0111000
dition, and but feint hopes are entertained Of A brand pot°
recovery. The coachman was severely bruiseery welt'
shaken, and the valet also received considerable ,
are confined to their beds, but they are likely to 13r'
The fiddler was taken to the shop of Mr. Hawkins' fot
Gazette.
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We hsil with delight the revival of the yo tole
establishing a permanent gallery of modern ar's forrie ett"
which there is every probability will at lent-Le:a yet se, Off
execution. The committee of the preser,t aeadeillser/Iclioo,o
ing on Saturday were requested to render their eebilL4l IPA
in promotion of this object, either "by forming lot fey'r-bori.,l
pictures by the old masters, te be obtained by t /0
collections of gentlemen in Liverpool and the
or by any other means which they may judge most tt-
e
efficacious. —Liverpool Mail. held f are(
On Tuesday afternoon, an inquest We body offect
Pilgrim Tavern, Queen's-row, Walworth, thethe elt sr:e
male infant, aged three weeks, who died front °r, ,
laudanum incautiously administered by itslll Daalejesti, to
peered that on the night of Tuesday last, Mrs. Is" OW
mother of the deceased, administered four drop! ° the es tbe
for the purpose of allaying, a cough, and inducingit /vs sp:
sleep, as it had previously been very restless• j_esdaf,itbre.:
placed the cradle. On the morning of We""Abenbeoclei'if
peered very drowsy, and went again to sleel)* loegtost r.
o'clock, the mother, thinking it had slept tf:ereieg bo Pas
vopred to wake it, but without effect. °„"t for, 'lt °clef
flesh was much discoloured, a surgeon was se" es PP- Fe'ef
scribed medicine, and ordered a blister, which tv..ea 00 _
chest. It, however, never recovered, but exP_lied
yroo
afternoon. Mr. Cripps, the surgeon, corrobeler
portion of the above evidence, and stated tbs,l„_rdiet!rel "
quite sufficient to destroy so young a child. vl,4oist°
deceased died from the effects of laudanum a-
its mother through inadvertenee."i the )coltifo
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.—(FronI
ek the of lota
ness CO ur ier. )•••CROMA RTY —On TuesdaY rettl,en e,/,
for Town Councillors terminated here ing the G. t'erel'y
Liberals, and one Conservative ; namely, 11'nratsore re le
of Poyntzfield, who had 25 votes ; Mr. W. late d
25 • and Capt. A. Mackenzie, R. M. 24. cola olio
WicK.--The Liberals here have beenboiogesP, :33"
successful ; the highest Conservative candidatoandidatotbec,
36 votes, and the lowest c
the Liberal D.
The following are the p;-;ties elected; John Q,n°..)geitb:e 01/.0
land, B. M. Kenneo,y;John Cleghorn, Charie:..atulati fits!,
fenlo'wl.ltEowArfrnEen'AluopoAnNthTe RpAroDspEe.c--t
oViaevec7ryndianireorrit:ceoetebre
of trade mos. 8C to at
suj2.,g winter. It was stated by one of outr. e
orderse liftio
chants, at a public dinner last week, b 1 by the
amount of at least 100,000/. were received
trip pot
October
'oetween this country and America
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AlVtleasntetrien._loßleninsnhiengais
arinvied from
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