The Sun.
London, England, 1825-07-01 00:00:00

P 0 E 'P R Y.

IMPROMPTU.

Good Mr. BROUGHAM, pray suppose.
A :man should underneath your nose

His odious breath effuse, •
Would you not strait your hand apply,
And, hiddin him not come so nigh,
So close a plea refuse ?

So, if CATILILE, whate'er.his creed,
Should bruit it forth by word and deed,
To shake the; world's repose,
Should you not bid him too withdraw',
And guard that world's repose by LAW,
As you would shield your nose ? T.

UNIVERSITY' INTELLIGENCE.

• CAMBRIDGE, J1.71,(E 3&—The Porson prize for the best
translation of a passage from Shakspeare into Greek verse, was
on Saturday last adjudged to John Hodgson, of Trinity Col-
lege. trbl
King JAM, Act iv. Scene 2. -Beginning with "K. JoRN.
Hort, of the sight of mean;." And ending with " H1111E1:7.
__an innocent child."

The Members' prize for the best dissertation in Latin prose,
was on Wednesday last adjudged to John Buckle, of Trinity
College, Senior Bachelor.—Subject,
De stain fat arc guanaco :Mere „Mere veterunt, inter Grrecns et Ro-

ananas PhPosophorum dogmata 9
Richard Foley,-D.A. of Emmanuel College, is elected Fel-
low of that Society.

/if r.'Samuel Best, of King's College, was on Wednesday last
admitted Fellow of that Society.
• The Rev. John Brown, M.A. one of the Seniors of Trinity
College, was Ori'Wene:iday last presented, by. the Master and
Fellows of that SoCiety, to the vicarage of Bottisham, in this
county,' vacant by the death of the Rev. Wm. Pugh, M.A.
• The Rev. Thomas :51itsgrave, 31.. A. Fellow of Trinity Col-
lege, was on the same day presented, by the Master and Fel-
lows of that SoCiety, to the perpetual curacy of St. Mary the
Great, in this town, vacant by the death. of the Rev. W. G.-
Judgson, M.A.
The Rev. \V. Wliewell, M.A. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity
College, has announced his intention to offer himself as a Can-
didate for the .ProfessOrship of Mineralogy, on the vacancy
which will be occasioned by the resignation.of the Rev. .1. S.
Henslow, in consequence of his being appointed Regius Pro-
fessor of Botany.
The sermon at St. Mary's church on Sunday morning will
be preached.by. the Rev. Dr. Walton, of Trinity, and that in
the afternoon by the Rev. Dr. Wait, of St. John's
On Sunday next, immediately after the morning sermon at
St. Mary's church, Mr. Edward Hodges, of Sidney Sussex
College, assisted by a full band; will perform a musical exer-
cise, composed by him for the degree of Doctor in Music.
The Vice-Chancellor has appointed Monday next for Dr.
Buckle, of Trinity College, to recite his prize exercise at the
morning congregation.
The Vice-Chancellor has appointed Tuesday next for E. G.
Lytton Bulwer, of Trinity Hall, to recite the Chancellor's'
English poem ; and for AV. Selwyn, of St. John's Colhteoind.
for It. Snow, of St. John's College, and. fir B. H. Kennedy, of
St. John's College, to recite their exercises for Sir W. Browne's
Medals • and for J. Hodgson, of Trinity College, to recite his
exercise the Porson Prize.

We are happy to learn that the Master and Fellows of Peter-
house have recently determined to augment the accommoda-
tions of their ancient College by the addition of a new court,
to be called thc Gistiorn (.'curt.