The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-16 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE•

v.--
CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 13.-0 a Wednesday last, being the
first day of term, the following gentlemen were elected Uni-
versity officers :

PROCTORS.
Rev. James Burdakin, M. A., Clare Hall.
Rev. Henry Arlett, M.A., Pembroke College.
MODERATORS.
Rev. Thomas Gaskin, M. A., Jesus College.
Rev. Joseph Bowstead, M.A., Pembroke College.
SCRUTATORS.
Rev. Francis Martin, M.A., Trinity College.
Rev. Robert Cory, B.D , Emmanuel College.
TAXORS-
Rev. J. Baldwin, M. A., Christ's College.
Rev. George Langshaw, M.A., St. John's College.
AUDITORS OF CHEST.
Rev. Dr. Ainslie, Master of Pembroke.
Rev. C. Tucker, M. A., St. Peter's College.
Rev. E. H. Browne, M.A., Emmanuel College.
At the same congregation the following degrees were eon"
ferred

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Robert Henry Wright, Trinity College.
Evan Evans, Queen's College.
Yesterday the following gentlemen were appointed The
Caput for the ensuing year :
The Vice-Chancellor.
Rev. Dr. Ainslie, Master of Pembroke College.—Divinity.
James William Geldart, D. C. L., Trinity Hall.—Law.
William Clark, M. D., Trinity College.—Physic. t-
Robert Birkett, M. A., Emmanuel Coll.—Sen. Non Regent.
H. W. Cookson, M. A., St. Peter's College.—Sen. Regent°
The Rev. Frederick Tryon, B. A., has been presented
b.
the vicarage of Deeping St. James, by Sir Thomas Whi°
cote, Bart., vacant by the cession of the Rev. Frederick Sep
timus Emly.
OXFORD, Om 6. —The Bishop of Worcester has Pr,ett?;
sented the Rev. W. A. Pruen, of Worcester College, to
,
vicarage of Sitterfield, Warwickshire, and the Rev. Dory nal
°`°,
Cameron, late Fellow of Wadham College, to the Recto
St. Helen's and St. Alban's, Worcester.
There is now vacant a Fellowship on the Williamson :f
is
Port Foundation of Brazennose College. Members of t
f
University who are natives of the city or county palatine -0.
Chester, and of kindred of John Williamson, formerly
toe of Canterbury, or of John Port, Serjeant-at-Law, maY
candidates if they have not been matriculated more than eig 0
years. The day of election is not yet fixed, but will take Pl°
ear
TUESDAY,
in the nm.
y ensui g ter
ESDAY, OCT. 9 —This day the Rev. Ashhust Turn; el;
Gilbert, D. D., and Principal of Brazennose College, WI;
been re-nominated Vice-Chancellor of the University, took t„
oaths of office, and entered upon the duties of the Vice-Cb.3,;:
cellorship for the third year, with the accustomed solemnitle,a
The following Heads of Houses were afterwards notninBl4
by the Vice-Chancellor to be Pro Vice-Chaneellors (111,,
his necessary absence from the University, viz. :—Pr• ues
kyns, Master of Balliol ; Dr. Bridges, President of Corpct oaf
Dr. Marsham, Warden of Merton ; Dr. Haw kins, Prat)"
Oriel. arer
The following days are appointed for holding ennb"
tions for granting Degrees, &c., during the present ter 15;
Thursday, Oct. 25 ; Fridav, Nov. 2 ; Thursday, Nor.,Ye.„. 6;
Thursday, Nov. 22 ; Thursday, Nov. 09 ; Thursday, l'w
and Monday, Dec. 17.
OCT. 10.—This being the first day of Michaelmas when
a congregation was holden for granting Degrees, Sic• ;
the followin were coferred : Magdalen
Bachelor gof Divininty.—Rev. W. Hancock, of
College. f.oilege
Masters of Arts.—Rev. F. Fulford, of Exeter t" souls
(Grand Compounder) ; Hon. E. H. Grimston, AU James
College ; Rev. Edward Morris, Christ Church ; Re Collede•
Field, Magdalen Hall; Mr. W. Pulling, Brazennose
Bachelors of Arts.—S. D. R. Roper, of St. Mali flail;
(Grand Compounder) ; George Warrriner, St. Eclinwi
G. W. Collins, St. John's College.