The Sun.
London, England, 1825-04-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CastrintncE, APRIL Is.—The Rev John Brown, 111-A,
Fellow of Trinity College, ' was on- Tuesday; ltiSCelected -a
Senior of that society, in the room of the late Rev. William
Pugh, 31. A.
The following Gentlemen. of Trinity 'Collee Were yesterday
elected Scholars of that society t—
. Mason It 01l 1
Kinglake Law,
Shepherd A Shington
Pripkett Goodhart i "' Westsn. Scholars.
Hales Carus ' • .13entall
Patton - Cleasby Chester
Stansfeld Turner Knight.
On Wednesday last. Robert Cory, 8.A., of Emmanuel-Col-.
lege, was elected Fellow of that society.
At an ordination holden 133,, the Lord Bishop of Litchfield and
-Coventry, at St. Phillip' Church, Birmingham, on-the 'loth
inst. the following gentlemen were ordained : '
• Priest..—The Rev. Christopher 131encow Dunn, Literate ;
Henry Haworth, B.A. St John's 'College, Cambridge; Henry
Withy, M.A. Merton College, Oxford ; Henry Chetwode, Li-
terate, by letters ditnissory front the Bishop oir Chester.-
. Dec/co/Ir.—Robert Moseley hidden, 8.A., 31apidalen Col-
lege, Cambridge; :Joseph Jackson, ILA., University College,
Oxford ; Joseph- Webb,' B.A. -Wadham College, Oxford ;
Joseph Shutt, "111.:x., Pembroke 'Coll.!ge, Oxford.
The Rev. James Thornas Matthews, of St. John's College,
has been presented to the perpetual curacy' of Prior's Lee, Salop,
by .the Rev.,N. Hinde ' - - --,t K. -

Neate
lit:venders

ON. -.Jae, rector of _ingiwinford.• -
The Lord Bishop of Peterborough has instituted the Rey.
Julius Deeds, M.A., to the rectory of Orlingbtyy, vacant by
the death of the Rev. John Whitehonse,—patron, Sir Brook
William Bridges, Bart.

OXFORD, A-PRIG 15.—Congregations will be holden for the
purpose of granting Graces and conferring Degrees, on the fol-
lowing days in the preSent term :—April 21 and 28; May 5,
13, and 21.

All Candidates for the Degree of B.A. or .M.A.'or for that of
8.C.14., to enter their. names before nine o'clock of the evening
Preceding the day of Congregation ; and all Chancellor's letters
for dispensation to be applied for (through the. Registrar) at
least three days preceding that- of the Convocation, in which
they will he submitted to the House.

On Wednesday last, the first day of Easter Term, the follow-
ing Degrees were conferred
• Masters qf Arts.—Hon. Philip Henry Abbot, Student of
Christ Church ; Rev. Richard Tawney, Fellow of Magdalen
College; Wm. Stone, Fellow-of Brasenoso College; Samuel'
Maddock,- Hulme's Exhibitioner 'ofßraaenose; Chas. Spiengel ,
weaves, and Fred. Maxwell Damon, Queen's College ; Rev.
Richard. Basnett, and Gustavus -Ladouri. Hamilton, . Trinity
College; Rev., Thos. Hartshorn Harding, Wadhani College ;
Rev. Wni. Pyne, Pembroke College ; Rev. William Mellard,
Rev. Charles Tookey, and ReV. AleXander Wm. Schomberg,
Magdalen Hall. - •
Bachelors ry. 4r:4—Samuel Lane, Exeter College; Henry
Erskine He-ad, St. Mary 'lien ; William Williams, Magdalen
on the same day the Rev. William Dalby, M.A. Fellow
of Exeter, and the Rev. John Watts, M.A. Fellow of Univet-
sity Colleges, were admited Proctors of the University feu the
ensuing year; and the Rev. John William Hughes, M.A.
of Trinity, the Rev. Joseph Loscombe Richards, Fellow of
Exeter, the Rev. Frederick Charles Plumptre, ALA. and the
Rev. William Glaister, M.A. Fellows of University, were no-
minated Pro-Proctors.

At an Ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Bristol, in
the chapel of Christ's College, Cambridge, on Sunday the 3d
instant, the following persons of this 'University, were ad-
.mitted :
Deczeour.—John Rumford, B. A. Queen's College ; George
Richard Port, B. A. Brazetiose College; Charles Wasteneys
Eyre, B. A. Brazenose College; Francis Philip Mime, B.A.
St. Alban Hall ' • Thomas Tyrwhitt, B.A. Christ Church ; Ed-
ward Wix, B. A. Trinity College ;• William Busfield, B. A.
University College.
At the Ordination of the Lord Bishop of Bath and Wellson
Easter Sunday last, the following persons were admitted :
, Deacons.—Joltn P. Simpson, 8.A., Magdalen College, Cam-
bridge; John C. Collin; St. John's College, Cambridge; Edw.
Ludlow, 8.A., St. Edmund Hall, Oxford ; Stephen O. Attley,
M.A., Corpus College, Oxford ; Hy. Stonetnan, 8.A., Pem-
broke College, Oxford; John Gay Copleston, 8.A., Oriel
College, Oxford ; Chas. Lloyd, 8.A., Trinity College, Cam-
bridge; Richard Edmonds, .Ala. dalen Ball, Oxford
The Rev. Edward Bulmer, A.ll. of the College of Here-
ford, has been presented 'to the Rectory of Pocky, in that
county, by the Dean and Chapter of Hereford Cathedral.
The Rev. R.- C. Packtnan, Rector of Langdon Hills, Essex,
has been appointed one of the Priests in ordinary of his "Ma.
jestv's Chapel Royal.
The following persons have been lately instituted by the
Lord Bishop of Bath and ‘Wells :—'rhe Rev. George Ridout,
L.
to the Rectory of Lamyat ; on his own petition as patron.
The Rev. Charles Blathwayt, B.A. to the Rectory of Lang-
Reg.ridge; Wm. Math dayt, Esq. B.A. llyrhann Park, patron.—The
C. Rabbitts, B.A. to the Rectory of Wanstrow ; the Rev.'
G. M. Bethune, LL.D. of Worth patron
.

I SPOit'FING INTELLIGENCE.
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When the season came to an end for'the Shooting Parties a
Woburn-abbey, Pansanger (Lord Cowper's), Strattieldsaye
Horsham, &c., the leaders of haat tun assembled at the various
great houses, which afford the sport of Hunting, and that of
its hest kind —Burleigh, Belvoir-castle, Cottesroore (the Earl
of Lonsdale's), Gopsall (Earl flowe7s), Atheratone (Lord
Anson's) were all filled with fashionables, who have formed
a select society aniongst themselves. The Duke of Rutland's
Hounds and the Earl of Lonsdale's have had brilliant sport
all the season—particularly the former; hounds were never
known so speedy, few of the hardest riders ever see, or at
least ever are near them. Three days out of five, last
month, they had great sport, twenty-seven minutes almost
,flyinipe f, strarformight, and. over the finest grass fields,
and killing,
is fl peanc of the young pack from this celebrated
kennel. The Earl of Wilton, the Hon. George Forrester' Sir
Lad. Belgrave, Lady
Vincent Cotton, Mr. W. Coke, Colonel Russel, Lord Robert
Manners, and
.Mr. Montages, are amongst the most forward
riders. Amongst the Ladies who, distinguish themselves at the
y Barnard, Lady
pEllaecaensoorf
Lowther t i ng ia-
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ntL aesdsy:
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Palk, Lady 0. Fane, Lady C. Powlett, Lady F. Bentinck, &c.
the last visitors there. -The
Lord Titchfield, Mr. Caicraft, M.P., and Lord Valletort are
now on a visit at Lord Lonsdale's ; and that princely abode of
the Puke of Rutland's is as usual very attractive.• Lords Lvne-
rwoedree h'anird9elr';;osrtgot more falls than this season.
A larger party than usual assembled there to meet his Royal.
Duke of,York, who honoured ettAton Park RaCes
Jersey
never
Highness the
his presence, and, remained ten days. with
dek
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THE KING

WI !nos° tk, An art. 15.—This afternoon, at two o'clock, his
MAJESTY, left the Royal Lodge in his;pony phaeton, -accom-
panied by the Marquis Conynghani, and proceeded through th
new plantations to Virginia Water; and after making a short
stay returned by Bishopsgate, and through the Little Park for
XVlndsor, Castle, where his .Majesty was met by Mr.• J. Wyatt..
vide, and conducted by him to view the various improvements.
After making a-stay of nearly two hours, the Kingreturned up
the Long Walk to the Royal Lodge.