The Sun.
London, England, 1823-07-04 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JULY 3.—Tuesday last, being Commence.
menu Day, the following Doctors and Masters of Arts were
created :
DOCTORS IN DivIWITY.—The Very Rev. William Cock-
burn, of St. John's College, Dean of York (by proxy); the
Very Rev. Thomas Calvert, of St. John's College, Norrisian
Professor of Divinity, and Warden of Christ College ' Man-
' Chester ; Rev. Wm. Lowileld Fancourt, of Clare Hal Master
of St. Saviour's Grammar School, Southwark; Rev. Samuel
Bennett, of St. Peter's College, Chaplain of the Penitentiary,
Millbank, Westminster, Rector of Walton.on.tlie-Ilill, Sur.
re,y, and Chaplain in Ordinary to 11. R. H. the Duke of Sussex;
Rev. Thomas Phillips, of Queen's College, Maater of the Aca.
demy At Whltchurch, Herefordshire.
DOCTORS IN CIVIL LAW..--Robert Wardell, of Trinity
College ;" East George Clayton, of Caius College.
Do e 7. on ix Pity s i c.—Courthorpe Sims, of Trinity College.
stAsT Lila of ARTS.
KING'S COLE.. ST. JOHN'S (DLL.
Charles Hatch continerd. •
John Abraham Roherbi. Thomas Spencer
Edward Wilkins Merles Inge
Wm. Blackstone Rennell William Thresher
Gorge John Depuis William Gregson Pitt
John Herding tieorge,Coke
ST. pi'
COLL. Thomas Thomas Harrison
Thomas Yates Ridley Randal Andrews
CLARE HALL. John Dolbeare Parham
William Hodson Joseph Littlewood
James Burdakin Joseph Markham Parry
Wm. James Farington James Hutchinson
Frederick Le Grim PEMPROKE HALL.
Walter Burroughes Wm. Grant Broughton
TRINITY COLL. Francis Bedford
John Commerell ' Robert Fallowfield
Algernon Sydney Thelwall Charles Henry Hodgson
Stephen Croft John Bathurst Deane
John Hodgson Edward Harvey Maltby
Robert Benson ,James Ram
Lewis Bowerbank CAWS COLL.
Francis Droctis Lempricre Edw. Butterworth Shaw
Thomas Airey Horatio Bolton
Lebbeus Charles Humfrey Anthony Plimley Kelly
Henry Coddington Robert Cobb
Francis Goode John Mac Arthur
Hedley Vicars Richard Cobbold
Ralph Lyon CORPUS CHRISTI COLL.
Joseph Cotton Wigton: William Fitt Drake
Edward Williams . Edmund Winder
Wm. Thos. Parr Brymer Philip Francis
Alfred Burmester CATHARINE HALL.
James Ware , Thomas Durham
William Paynter George Darby
Henry Applebee James Eastwick
Win. Hen. Galfridus Mann Edwin Harrison
John Overton Richard Atkinson
Arthur Barron QUEEN'S COLL.
Thomas Jennings Bramly Matthew Camidge
John Spofford: &Which" Edward Wilton
Horace 417addingtori Joseph Jowett
Thomas Mercer Thomas Robinson Welch
Thomas Pell Platt William Green
Thomas Jones Crackelt Edward Drury Butts
John Sampson JESUS COLL.
Jose e
IVilliam Dodsworth ph (ledg
Thomas Austin James Bulwer
Robert Sayer Charlon Lane
Chr. Clarkson Charles Grove
Thomas Charles Higgins Christopher Forge
William Wyvill John Cottrell Powell
George Hibbert Edward Isaac Lockwood
Thomas Sheepshanks CHRIST COLL.
John Barlow Edward Woolnough
Charles Hall Edward Rnyds
John David Glennie ' James Sevier
Henry John Shepherd Wm. Theoph. Blackburne
James Bailey Thomas Burrow Dooley
ST. JOHN'S COLL. Thomas May
Thomas Edward Briarly EMMANUEL COLL.
John Jones William Heard Shellord
John Hawkes Mules Henry Fielding
John Matthews Henry Hickman
Watkin Maddy Henry James Wharton
Henry Law James Agnew
Charles Ileberden John Latont
Charles Jenyns sinKET COIL.
James Loxdale Pelham Fellows Clay
Simeon Clayton Charles Joseph Orman
Henri Thomas Thompson MAGDALEN t co.'.
Williani Plucktiett Theophilne Lane

It is a singular circumstance, and worthy the
attention of the naturalist, that in the early period, when there
were no.hot-houses, and when. the climate is generally suppos.
ed to have been much colder than it is now, England con-
tained a number of vineyards within its boundaries, and
produced grape wine apparently of as good a quality as that
which is concocted by the genial suns of a more southern
sky. Nothing remains of these vineyards but the places
named from them ; one near Tewkesbury, at present culled
the Vineyard, and another on a Tilling hill near OleuceSter.