The Sun.
London, England, 1831-07-23 00:00:00

SILVER MEDALS.

LATIN SPEECH (Butler.)ilar;ilall,;Wim ilites
lib. xxi. c. 43-44.
ENGLISH SPEECH (Brown)—From the first Philippic Oration Of
Demosthenes.—Leland.

The scholars on the foundation to be placed on the roll
of New College, in this University, for admission, as va-
cancies occur, are—

,
Stephens c.v. Hill Macdonald Agnew
Brown '-' ' Walter May Bedford
Heathcote Graham, jun. Giflard Mappleton
Wells Ward Brereton Glover
Daubeny Huntingford Cripps Griffiths
The candidates for admission to Winchester College are
thus placed—.
- - -

Quiekel c. r. Bouverie Cox Mielaehlan
',aim j `-' Huntingford Everett Hale
Ellison Phipps Muspratt Hamilton
Woodford Mansfield Hill Meade
Miller Key Darnell Skottowe

The following persons were ordained by the Lord Bishop
of Winchester, in the chapel at Farnham Castle, on Sunda,'
se'nnight :
DEACONS.—Thomas Freeman, B.A. Brasenose College;
John James Digweed, B.A. and Clement Le Hardy, B.A. Pem-
broke College; Simeon James Etty, B.A. New College ; John
Jenkins, B.A. Jesus College; George Taylor, B.A. Exeqr
College; William Parr Phillips, B.A. Trinity College; Harris
Jervoise B. Wither, B.A. and Edward Blencowe, B.A. Oriel
College ; Thomas Brown, M.A. Magdalen Hall ; and Charles
Worthy, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford. Richard Dawkins'
B.A. letter dim. from Bishop of Chester, Catherine Hall,
Cambridge.
PRIESTS—Charles B. Pearson, B.A. and Wm. Young, B.A.
Oriel College; William Sewell, M.A. Exeter College; Charles
Robert Butler, M.A. Worcester College ; and Edw. WO,
B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. William James Dampier, B.
Christ College; William Williams, B.A. Corpus Christi College;
and George Lewen Glyn, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.
The Rev. J. C. I'rince, M.A. of Brasenose College, to
the Chancellorship of Ewly.
The Rev. John Abbot, to the Rectory of Meavy, Devon•
The Rev. Nicholls, of Barnstaple, to the Living of
Rockheare, Devon.

The Rev. Francis Ruyshe, to the Prebend of Cottony
in the Castle of Exeter.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

STAMF ORD RACES.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 20.—Burghley Stakes, 25 sovs. each, with
25 sovs. added from the Stand Purse.
Mr. Ponsonby named Anti-Catholic 1
Lord Exeter's Varna 2
Colonel Pierrepoint named Conviction
Sweepstakes of 100 sovs, each, h. ft. New Mile.
Gen. Grosvenor's Sarpedon, by Emilius
Dr. Willis's ch. c. by Tancred 2
Donation Cup of k 0 sovs. value.
Mr. T. Standwell's b. g. Mercury, by Dinmont 1 1
Mr. G. Coils' Doubtful, aged.. 2 2
Noblemen and Gentlemen's Plate of 501.
Mr. Ridsdale's Crispin
Mr. Broomhead's Butcher Boy
Gen. Grosvenor's Gerardine
THURSDAY—GoId Cup of 100 sovs. value.
Sir John Trollope named Anti-Catholic
Lord Exeter's Varna ..

Sweepstakes of 20 sous. each.
Lord Exeter's c. by Sultan 1
Gen. Grosvenor's Generon.
Mr. Platel's Kitty
Mr. Sowerby's Castilian 0
Mr. Rogers' c. by Partisan
Town Plate of 701.
Lord Exeter's f. by Catton 1 0
Mr. Itidsdale's Crispin
Gen, Grosvenor's Gerardine 0 0
Mr. Houldsworth's Simon 0 0

MR. B. BARING.—We may observe, in re-
ference to the proceedings in the House of Commons on
the question of Mr. 13INGiiKat BARING'S magisterial con-
duct in the DEACLE case, that those proceedings have pro-
duced very little effect in the city in favour of the de-
fendant. Mr. BARING appears to us to stand in exactlY
the same position, with the exception of the favourable
feeling manifested towards him in the House, as he did
after the publication of his letter. A vast deal of vituperr
tion and abuse were poured forth against the Press, parti-
cularly against the Times, for the part which the Editors
have taken in this affair. Yet, what does the charge
amount to against the Press? Simply this—its conductors
chose to believe innocent unconvicted men, upon their
oaths, in preference to a convicted man not upon his oath.
Now, in our humble opinion, there is nothing very won"
derful in all this. The wonder is that the Members of the
House of Commons should believe the simple declarations
of men implicated in the transaction in preference to the
oaths of those not implicated in it. In taking this courser
however, we suspect that certain patriotic Members will
find, at the next election, that they have not acted exactir
in accordance with the opinions of their constituents.
Colonel EVANS'S reply was excellent, but he ought to have,
divided the House, and thus given the electors the means or
knowing the opinions of the silent Members upon tile
question. It is said, by-the-bye, that Mr. BINGGA:4
BARING is a young man, not more than 27 years of age'
They manage these things better in France. There young
men are not made Judges.—Morning Herald.

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