The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-10 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Ozronn, SEPT. 9.—On Sunday the Right Rev. the Bishop
of the Diocese of Bristol preached an Ordination Sermon at tha
Cathedral; after which the following Gentlemen were admitted
into Holy Orders :

Deacons.--A. H. Duthie; M. A. Trinity College, Cam-
bridge ; P. W. Douglas, M. A. Corpus Christi College, Ox-
ford ; J. H. Bright, B. A. St. John's College, Cambridge ; J.
L,
. Capper, B. A. Pembroke College Oxford. By Letters
Dimissory—G. A. F. Chichester, B. A. Downing College,
Cambridge ; J. Punnett, B. A. Clare Hall, Cambridge ; J. S.
H. Welsh, B. A. Queen's College, Oxford ; E. W. Bayntum
Sandys, M. A. Trinity College, Cambridge; W. Gunning,
S. C. L. • Christ's College, Cambridge ; and A. P. Clayton,
B. A. Caius College, Cambridge.
Priest s.—C. G. Owen, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford;
Deverrish, A.B. Jesus' ollege, Cambridge; H. .;. Brice, B.A.
Christ's College, Cambridge; J. Bond, B.A. Wadham Col-
lege, Oxford ; F. Urquhart, B.A. Braenose College, Oxford.
By letters Dimissory : F. W. Thomas, Literate ; Mr. Johnson,
B.A. Sid. Suss. College, Cambridge ; T. Hollway, B.A. St.
John's College, Cambridge ; and .1. Graham, literate.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.
On Saturday the Rev. G. T. Pretyman was installed Pre-
bend of Winchester Cathedral, vice the Rev. C. A'. North de-
ceased. This gentleman was not presented to the Livings of
Alverstoke and 'levant, as we announced in our last.
The Rev. Wm. Johnson. B.A. of Sidney Sussex College,
Cambridge, to tho Vicarage of Bilsby, near Alford, upon the
presentation of Mrs. Wayte, of Stamford.
The Rev. John Knight, M.A., has been instituted, by the
Lord Bishop of Exeter, to the rectory of Huish, Devon, on the
presentation of the Right Hon. Lord Clinton, void by the
death of the Rev. John knight.
The Rev. .1. Allport has been licensed to the perpetual curacy
of Atherstone, on the nomination of the Rev. Benjamin Rich-
ings, A. 111., as vicar of Madcetter, Warwickshire. On Mr.
Allport's leaving his curacy of Chippenham, he was kindly
presented by the inhabitants with 4501. in testimony of their
respect and gratitude for his faithful services during the eight
years he officiated as their Curate.

The first stone of the Gisborne Court, at St. Peter's College,
was laid on Wednesday, the 31st ult., by .Mr. Brookes, the ar-
chitect.—(Canzbridge Chronicle.)
A handsome piece of plate has beep ,presented by the Rev.
Dr. Jobson, Vicar of Wisbechi as a mark of his esteem to the
.Rev.,William Hardwick M. A., who for more than ten years
officiajed as Lecturer of ;hat parish.--(/bid.)
The Lord Bishop of Waterford has been pleased to appoint
the Rev. John Davis, jun., to be One of his Lordship's Do-
mestic Chaplains.—(Dublin Evening Post.)

A respectable MEETING was held at BARN..
WELL, on Monday last, pursuant to public notice, for the pur-
pose of taking into consideration the proper method to be
adopted for the erection.of a Church for that populous and ex-
tensive parish. The Rev. J. Scholefield, M.A. being called to,
the Chair, read an extract of a letter from the Rev. Dr. Gel-
dart to his Curate, dated previous to the notice for convening
the meeting, whereby Dr. Geldart pledges himself that a
church shall be erected as soon as circumstances will admit;
it was therefore resolved that the meeting considers it unneces-
sary for the present to take any further steps towards the erec-
tion of a -church. We trust that as the patron has thus
voluntarily taken upon himself the responsibility of building
the church, its erection will he commenced immediately. The
anxiety of" the inhabitants being so strongly evinced on the
subject, we shall be gratified in being enabled to communicate,
from time to time, the progress of the patron's exertions; and
hope that the parish may be soon accommodated with a church
and kurial ground corresponding with the magnitude of its
population, which now amounts to about 5000 souls.—(cam-
bridge Journal, Sept. 9.)