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London, England, 1825-06-11 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxrouo, JUNE 10.7-The names of those Candidates who,
at the close of the Public Examinations in Easter Term, were
admitted by the Public Examiners into the Three Classes of
Liters' Humaniores and. Discipline Afathematice et Physicce
respectively, according to the alphabetical arrangement in each
class prescribed by the statute, stand as follow :
In the First Class of Literce Humaniores.
Beaumont, Arthur J. Queen's Moberly, George, BaMot
Carey, P. Stafford, St. John's Palairet, Charles, Queen's
Cox, William H. Pembroke Smith, Wm. Christ Church
In the First Class of Discip. Mathemat et Phys.
Beaumont, Arthur J. Queen's Vallack, Benj. %V. S. Exeter
I Jones, Calvert Richard, Oriel Walsh, Joseph N. St. John's.
Prevost, Sir Geo. Bart. Oriel
In the Second Class o,
Cornish, Hubert K. Corpus
Dod, Henry H. Worcester
Ind, James, Queen's
Macdonald, Archibald, Oriel
In the Second Class of Di
Bonnor, Richard M. Ch. Ch.
Cox, Wm. H. Pembroke
In the Third Cl
Baker, George, Wadham
Bonnor, Richard M. Ch. Ch.
Capper, John L. Pembroke
Dear, Wm. Smith, Wadham
Dixon, John, Christ Church
Eyre, George Edward, Oriel
Foley, John, Wadham
Heberden, William, Oriel
Hill, John, Brasenose
PUBLIC EN
In Literce Humaniores.
E. Cardwell,
William Mills,
Charles A. Ogilvie,
Charles T. Longley,
Arthur Johnson,
Richard Wan. Jelf.
The number of Candidates who form the Fourth Class, but
whose names are not published, amounts to 101.
Thursday the following Degrees were conferred :
DOCTOR IN DIVINITY. •
Rev. Richard Whately, Principal of St. Alban Hall.
Masters qf Arts. Bachelors of Arts.
Rev.Edmttnd Williams,Jesus, Hon. Henry Anson, Ch. Ch.
Grand Compounder Grand Compounder
Rev. N.J. Stubbin, St. John's Henry Slum, Wadham
Rev. John T. Flesher, Lincoln Henry Bristow Wilson, Fellow
Rev. Peter French, Queen's of St. John's
Rev. C.Erck,St. Edmund Hall Hon. Thomas Vesey, Ch. Ch.
Rev. T. Williams, 111 agd. Hall Edward John Stanley, Ch. Ch.
Rev. Hen. Aubery Veck, ditto Edward Willis, Brasenose
Rev. David Fred. Markham, William Marriott Caldecott,
Christ Church Oriel
Rev.%V.Thackeray,Brasenose Samuel Cox, Pembroke
Wm. Ralph Churton, Fellow Rd. Broome Pinneger, ditto
of Oriel Anth. Lewis Lambert, Trinity
Rev. John Parker, Oriel George Wells Magdalen

Literce Huntaniores.
Prevost, Sir Geo. Bart. Oriel
Walkey, Chas. C. Worcester
Welch, William, St. John's
Wilson, Henry B. St. John's.
iscip. Mathernat. et Phys.
I Vesey, Hon. Thomas, Christ

Cliurch.
;ss of Lit. Hum.
Hone, Frederic, University
Hull, Henry William,Oriel
Lightbourn, Joseph F. Jesus
Rhoades, James, Wadhain
Stanley, Edward J. Ch. Ch.
'roller, Samuel 13. Trinity
Tucker, Marwood, Balliol
Walsh, Joseph N. St. John's
Wintle, Henry, Worcester.
:A MINERS.

In Discip. 11.fathetnat. et Phys.

James Adey Ogle,
S. P. Rigaud,
G. L. Cooke.

Rev. Chas. John Fynes Clin- Robert Chichester,—Worcester
ton, Oriel Henry Vintle, Worcester
Rev. Jss. Folliott, Pembroke Horace Chavasse, Worcester
Rev. Edw. Hawkins, ditto Jos. Fraser, Lightburn, Jesus
Rev. Wm. Wilkins Gale ditto John Wynne, Jesus

Rev. G. Dandridge, Worcester 1. Wm. DOuglas Dick, Exeter.
On Saturday last Mr. Henry Davison, Scholar of Trinity
College, on Mr. Blount's foundation, Mr. Herman Merivale,
Commoner of Oriel, and Mr. Thomas Lewin, Commoner of
Worcester College (having been previously nominated on Tri-
nity Monday), were. admitted Scholars of Trinity College, on
the original foundation.
On Trinity Monday also Mr. George Cotes, Commoner of
Brasenose College, was admitted Scholar of Trinity, on Mr.
Blount's foundation.

On Wednesday last the election of the first Professor of Po-
litical Economy, on the foundation of Henry Drrtinmond, Esq.
took place, when Nassau William Senior, Esq. 31. A. late Fel-
low of Magdalen College, and Barrister at Law, was unani-
mously chosen.
The following persons of this Univertity were ordained on
Trinity Sunday:--
By the Bishop of Winchester, at St. Ilfargaret's Westminster.
DEACONS.—Richard Pole, A.B. Balliol College; Proby
John Ferrers, A.B. Oriel ; Thomas Penton, A.B. Pembroke;
William Evans, A.B. Trinity ; Carew Anthony St. John
Mildmay, A.B. Oriel ; Charles James Hutton, A.B. Magda-
len Hall.

Pn tESTS.—John Hewlett 'Watson, A.B. Wadham ; George
Lowden Hanson, A.B. Queen's.

By the Bishop of Ely, at St. George's, Hanover-square.
DEacom.L--Thomas Lathbury, B.A. St. Edmund Hall;
George Gordon Sinith, 8.A.. St. Alban Hall; Simeon Lloyd
Pope, B.A. Trinity. - •
Auarterman, Magdalen Hall; George
Browne Fras. Potticary, B.A. Magdalen Hall; John Still,
B.A. St. Allay 'Hall ; Walter Burton Leach, B.A. Wadham.
By the Bishop of Lincoln, at St. Mary-la-bonne Chapel.
DEACONS.—Stephen Wilkinson Dowell, B. A. Worcester;
Leonard Fletcher, B. A. All Souls.
PRIESTS.—WiIIiam Brownlow, B. A. Pembroke; Stephen
Cragg, Magdalen Hall 9 • Thomas Woodward Gardner, B. A.
Christ Church ; Charles Langton, B. A. Trinity ; Christopher
31ilnes, 13. A. Lincoln ; Peter Taylor, B. A. St. Edmund
Hall ; Richard Edmonds, Magdalen Hall.
By the Bishop of Peterborough, in his Cathedral.
DE AcoN s.—Jonathan Douphrate, B. A. Magdalen Hall ;
Charles Hare Earle, B.A. Trinity ; Hugh 31alby Spence, B.A.
Lincoln ; Samson Henry White, B. A. Lincoln.
PRIEST.—Henry Thursby, M.A. Oriel College.
Yesterday, in full Convocation, the University Seal was af-
fixed to Petitions to the House of Commons, for leave to bring
in a Bill authorizing the University of Oxford and Cambridge,
and the several Colleges and Halls therein, to raise money by
mortgage of their possessions, for defraying the expence of
buildings for the accommodation of an increased number of
Students.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.—On Tuesday last the
Rev. John Mayor, B.D. Fellow of Lincoln College, and Per.
petual Curate of Forest Hill, in this county, was presented to
the Rectory of Hadleigh, Essex ; patrons, the Rector and Fel-
lows of Lincoln College.—A dispensation has passed the Great
Seal to enable the Rev. Robert Roberts, D.D. to hold the Rec-
tory of Watlenhoe, with the consolidated Rectory of Barn-
well All Saints and St. Andrew, in the county of North-
ampton, and on 11Ionday se'nnight he was instituted to
Wadenhoe, on his own petition, by the Bishop of Peter-
borough. The Rev. Robert Montgomery, 8.A., was also
instituted to the rectory of Holcot, in the county of Northamp-
ton, on the presentation of his father, the Rev. F. Montgomery.
The Rev..loseph Richards, M.A., has ly,:en instituted, by the
Bishop of Bath and Wells, to the vicarge of Wedmore, vacant
by the death of the Rev. John Richards, the late curate of St.
Michael's, on the presentation of the Hon. and Right Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry, patron, in right of
his deanery of Wells Cathedral.

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