The Sun.
London, England, 1823-05-26 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

Oxtsonn, MAY n—The names of those candidates-y/Im,
at the close of the Public Examinations this Term, were ad.
mined by the Public Examinerii into the First and Second
Classes of ',item Itumaniores, and Diseiplinee Mathentatiecs
et Phpicice respectively, according to the alphabetical arrange-
'mein in each class prescribed by the statute, stand as follow :
In he First Class of Literce Iltimaniores.—Cooke, Robert,
Christ Church ; Maclean, Donald,. ; Martin Richard,
'Oriel; Michell, Henry O. It. Trinity; Oxnam, William,
Wadham; Rowe, William d., Bailin': Smith, Lemon,
Christ Church ; Thomas, Il9noratus, Christ Church.
In the First Class of Diseip. Mathentat. et Phyr.—Feild,
Edward, Queen's.
In the Second Class of Litera? linmantores.—Auldjo, James
A., Pembroke; Barber, Ambrose liradham ; 13elfour, Francis,
Magdalen-ball; William, University; Cobham,
Jonathan 8., Oriel ; Eade, William A., Balliol ; Feild, Ed-
ward, Queen's ; Hyde, 'William, Balliol ; Roberts, Ar-
thur, Oriel ; Robins, Sanderson, Exeter; Tucker, Charles,
Wadham.

lathe Second Clan of Dlscip. Matheinat. et Phys:—Heberd
den, Thomas, Oriel. . .
Human.—...l3erners,llalph; Magdalen ; Clayton, Rich-
ard, University; Gibbons, John, Balliol; Goddard, William,
Jesus ; Gregory, Francia Exeter ; Gunning, Spencer G.,
Brasenose ; Hamlyn, Orlando, Balliol; Hanson, John A.,
Brasenose ; Hyde, Francis A., Christ Church ; Michell, Jolia,
Magdalen hall.; Sawyer, William G. 13alliol; Smith, Wit.
Liam, Lincoln ; Talbot, Henry, Queen's ; Turner, &arks,
Wadham Tyrwhitt, Thotints, Christ Church; Underwood,
John H. Brascnose ; Waldegrave, lion. Augustus, Brasenose
Watson, John 11., Wadham; Whatley, Henry 11. Pembroke.
J. Keble, N. T. Ellison, T. Grantham, J. A. Cramer, Pub.;
lie Examiners.

The number of candidates to whom testinioniums for their
Degrees were given, by the Public Examiners, but who were
not admitted into either of the above classes, amounted
to 90.

On Saturday, May 17, the last day of Easter Term, the fol.
lowing Degrees were conferred :

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY,.
Rev. James Wm. Vivian, B. D. of All Soule College.
• DOCTORS IN ISIEIDICINE.
James Arthur Wilson, B. Med. Student of CIT. Ch. and one
of Dr. Radcliffe's Travelling Fellows.
Sherlock Willis, B. :tied. of Magdalen. College.
BACHELOR IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Thomas Grantham M.A. Fellow- of Magdalen College,
and
one of the Public Examiners.

MASTERS OF ARTS.
Matthew Mundy, Exeter College.
Rev. Wm. Duthy, Michel's Scholar of Queen's College.
Rev. Henry Parsons, Balliol College.
Rev. George Frederic St. John, Balliol College.
William Simmons, Brasenose College.
Hon. and Rev. John Salley Venables Vernon, Ch. Ch.
Duncombe, Christ Church.
James Lockhart, University College. •
Rev. John Eveleigh, Oriel College.

BACHELOR IX MUSIC.
Wm. Cross, Organist of Christ Church Cathedral, St. John's
College, and the• University Church.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Spencer Greswold Gunning, Esq. I_j
Brasenose College,
Honourable Arthur Thelluson, Grand Comp.
Joseph Lysaght Pennyfather, St. Alban Hall.
William Owen, St. Alban Hall.
Francis Gregory, Exeter College.
Joseph West, Chaplain of New College.
Charles Tucker, Watlham College.
Robert Perfect, Queen's College.
Edward Feild, Michel's Scholar, Queen's College.
John Michell, Magdalen Hall.
Francis Cunningham Wilbur, Magdalen nail.
Wm. Aislabie bade, Scholar of Balliol College.
Hon. Augustus Waltlegrave, Bottlenose College.
James Alexander AultijO, Pembroke College.
James Weston Harding, Pembroke College.
Edmund Williams, Jesus College.
John Samuel Smalley, Jesus College.
John Pugh, Jesus College.
Right 800. Anal. Ashley Cooper, Baron Ashley, Ch. Ch,
Hon. George Wm. Fred. Howard, cling, Church.
George Bowen, Christ Church.
Thomas Tyrwhitt, Christ Church.
Thomas Henry Sutton Estcourt, Oriel College.
Edell Wyatt Edon, Grid Colle.ge.
The whole munber of Degrees in Easter Term was—D. D.
one—D. Med. three—B. D. three—B. C. L. one—.M. A. 42
B. Alus• one—B. A. 70—Matriculations, 84.
The Rev. John Hughes, M.A. of Emanuel College, Cam.
bridge, was admitted ad candela,
On
Tuesday, May 20, the Prise Compositions were ad.
judged as follows
CITANCELLOR'S .FRIZES.
English Essay On Public Spirit anuntirst the ifacients.—f
To Charles John Plumer, ALA, Fellow of Oriel College.
Latin Essay—Conditio Screstala aped "Intiquos..--To Ed.
ward Wickham, ILA. Fellow of New Collegef_
Latin Essay—Art Geologica.—To Isaac Williams, Scholar
of Trinity College.
SIR ROGER XEWBIOATE'S rms.
English Verse—Stopchenge.,To Thomas Stokes Salmon.
On Wednesday, May 21, the first day of Act Term, the fol.
lowing Degrees were conferred :
In Convocation, the Rev. John Bird Sumner, M.A. of
King's College, Cambridge, and Prebendary of Durham, was
admitted ad candela.

MASTEPS or ARTS.
Henry Wilson, Esq. Oriel College, (hand Compounder.
Rev. William blayd, Exeter College.
John iirorgan, Scholar of Pembroke College.
Rev. John Hawkins, Pembroke College.
.Win. Henry James, Pembroke College.
Itev. James Babb, Wadham College,
Itev. James Towle, 11 adharn College.
Rev. Gorges Paulin Lowther, St, Mary Halt
Rev. Thomas Lewis Fanshawe, St. Mary Hall.
U. William Ha ell, Oriel College.
Rev. Jonathan Ph illipps Carpenter, Christ Church.
Etimund.Robinson, of Balliol College.
James Stuart Murray Anderson, Scholar of Balla
Archer Clive, Brasenose College.
ReV. Henry Perceval, Bramenose College.
Rev. Frederic Shum, Brasenose College.
William Henry Prescot, I3rasenose College.
Rev. Philip Aubin, Fellow of Jeans College.
Rev. James Robertson Holcombe, Fellow of Jesus College.
Rev. John Williams, Scholar of Jesus College.
William Allen, Scholar of Jesus College.
John Frederic Winterbottom, Fellow of Magdalen College, anti
Vinerian Scholar.
"Rev. Richard Thomas I'awys, University College.
Samuel Wright, St. John's College.

• BAC:11E1.011S Or ARTS.
George C. Robert Dering;Esq. thand Compounder.
John Bernahas Lewis, St. Alban Hull.
Sanderson Robins, Exeter College.
Henry Spry, Exeter College.
James Joseph Goodall, Pembroke College.
William ()imam, Wadham College.
Arthur Langton, %Valliant College.
'Walter Burton ILieach, %%Tedium College.
William Pen fold, Lincoln College.
Richard Meredith, St. Edmund Hall.
Robert llepworthl St. Edmund Hall.
John Rayner, Trinity College.
James .3lorgan, Trinity College.
Thortuut Wilde, ,Christ Church.
William Carpenter Rowe, Scholar of Balliol College.
Edward Itrolvne Everard, Italliol College;
JohnHamner Underwood, Scholar of Brasenose College.
Ilugh Lloyd, Jesus College.
Howell Hughes, Jesus College.
Meur,WeAlordum Jones"lesus College.
William Barrett, Clerk of 'Magdalen College.
Francis Thomas Gregory, Scholar of University College.
Richard Ridgway Parry Mealy, St. John's College,
Henry Talbot, Queen's. College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS...4)n the ...33d inatartt
was instituted by the Hon. enttltight Rev. the Lord I.limitop of
Oxford, the Rev. Wm. L. Buckle, M.A. to the Vicarage of
shirburn, in this county; patron, the Earl of illacclestield;—.
The Rev. Hugh Ileilye, Cation Reitidentiar). and.Chancellot
cif
Lichfield Cathedral, has been installed to the Prebend of Has;
he' Rev. SiIIICOO
Set Parva.; -and at the same time and. rieee,

Clayton, M.A. was installed to the Prebend of Weeford; Staf-
fordshire, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Mr,ilye,
and presented by the llishop.—The Rev. J. L. Hatuilton,
to the Rectory of Ellesborough, Bucks; patron, It. G. Rus-
sell, Esq. M.P....—The Rev. John Channing Abdy, M.A. to the
Rectory of St. John's, Soitthwa'rk ; patron, the Lord Chazxel.
lor.—The Rev. William Macdonald, A.M. Prebendary of Mt-
ton, and Vicar of Bishop's Cannings, elected anti admitted
Canon, Residentiary of Salisbury Cathedral, in the ZOOM of the
late Rev. Dr. Price.—The Rev. Charles Phillott, Vicar of
Frome,Selwood, has nominated the Reir. John bellow Gold-
ney, to the EVening Lectureship of the town, and to the Cu-
racy of New Church; in the Woodlands, on the resignation of
the Rev. J. DeMon, who is appointed to a Chaplaincy in India.
—The WI% John Powell, A.M. Head Master or the Free
Grammar School, Monmouth, has been appointed Lecturer of
Mr. .Tones's Foundation in that town vacant by the death a
the Rev. T. Prosser.