The Sun.
London, England, 1824-10-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

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CAuBILIDGt, OCT. 7.--The fbilowing Gentlemen were on
Friday last elected Fellows of Trinity College :—Thomes
Babington Macaulay,, Henry Malden; Frederick. Field; and
George Bidden 'Airy, Bachelors of Arts.
There will be Congregations on the folloWing dayi of the
ensuing Term :
Wednesday • Oct. 13, at eleven,
Wednesday - Nov.lo, at eleven.
Wednesday • 24. at eleven.
NVednessdny. - Dec. 0, at eleven.
Thursday . 18, (end of term) at ten.
The Rev. Bennett Michell, B.D. Fellow of Lmmanuel
College, hiss been presented, by the Master and Fellows of that
society, to the valuable vicarage of Wrinsford, in the county of
Somerset, vacant by the death of the Rev. James Slade,
The Rev. John TOplis, B.U. Fellow and 'rotor of Queen's
College, is presented, by the President and- Fellows of ,that
society, to the rectory. of South Walshavn St. Lawrence, in
Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. John Hunt.
At the ordination held by the Bishop of Gloucester, on the
19th ult. the Rev. John William Drage Merest,_of St. John's
College, was admitted into the holy order of Priesthood.
The Rev. J. C. Matchctt, M.A. of St. John's College, is
appointed a minor canon of Norwich Cathedral, on the resigna-
tion of the Rev. C. J. South.

A dispensation hag p—assedthe great seal to enable the Rev.
John Lewis; ALA. to hold the rectory of Revenhall, on the
►resentation of C. C. Western, Esq. with the rectory of
Ingatestone and the perpetual curacy of Buttsbury annexed,
all in Essex.

CHESTER, OcT. 5.
ORDINATION.—On Sunday last, the Lord Bishop of this
Diocese held a public ordination in the Cathedral, on which oc.
elision the Rev, Mr. Hale delivered an excellent sermon, oin
1 Cot. iv. 1, 2—Let a man so account of us, as the Ministers of
Christ, and Stewards of the mysteries of God. Moreover, it is
required of Stewards that a man be found faithful. From all
we have heardof this admirable discourse, by wise and judicious
individuals, who speak of it in terms of unqualified approval,
we hope it will be given to the world in zs printed • form.—After
the sermon was ended, the following candidates were ordained :
Deacons.—William Thackery, A. B. of Brazen Nose College.
Oxford—John Barber, AL 8.. of St. John's College, Cambridge
—Robert Dunderdale, A. B. of Satin's College, Canibridge—
Henry Palliser Cpstobadie, A. B. of Jesus College, Cambridge
—Samuel Bagnall, A. B. of Downing College, Cambridge__
Joseph Turner, A. B. of Corpus Christie College, Cambridge
—John Jenkins—William Lockett--George Newby...44lmq
Tod—John Wilkinson. _ . _

Priests.—Charles Brougton Dad, A.B. of Christ's College,
Cambridge—Robert Townshend Passingham_, A.B. of Wm..
center College, Oxford—latnes Folliott, A.B. of Pembroke
College, Oxford--Francis Stonehewer .Newbold, A.M. of
Brazen Nose College, Oxford—Wheeler Milner, A.B. of
Emanuel College, Cambridge—,William - Davenport, A.B. of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge—Joseph Clay, A.B. of St.
John's College, Cambridge—Thomas Lowe,—John Frederick
Morton Walter—John Fleming, jun.l—Thontas Whinery—
Lewis Roberts—Martin Gilpin,—Richard Walker—Thomas
Potter—Hugh Stowell, A.B. of St. Edmund's :fall, Oxford.
At the conclusion of the examination of the candidates, the
Lord Bishop delivered to them an excellent address, pointing
out the most essential requisites for the just support of the cle.
rical charaCter, and WhitAt was listened to with the most pro.
found attention. •

The following appeared in an' Evening Paper
yesterday

NORTH WESTERN WlllO CLUB.

SlR—The publication of the."- Declaration of Principles"
in your and other Newspapers, before that paper had under.
gone the correction, or received the sanction of the Vithis Club,
to whom it is submitted, is altogether premature; and the paper
in question (hitherto) merely declaratory of the sentiments of
the Committee which framed it. It may' be desirable, injustice
to the. Club, to correct any false impression consequent upon
such premature publication.
• 'Your obedient Servant,
Oct. 5; Mt' ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.

In- the reign of Queen, gLIZ ABETII, at the as-
size, at Oxford, July, 1577, one Rowland Jenks, a papish book.
seller, for dispersing scandalOus pamphlets defamatory to the
Queen and State,: was. arraigned and condemned, but on the
sudden there arose such a damp that almost all present were in
danger of being smothered. The Jurors died that instant, soon
after died Sir .Kobert Bell, Lord Chief Baron ; Sir Robert de
Oly, Sir William Babbington, Mr. de Oly, High Sheriff; Mr.
Wearman, Mr. Danvers, 11Ir. Fettiplace, Mr. Harcourt, Jus..
tices ; Mr. Kerls, Mr. Nash,- Mr. Greenwood, Mr. Foster,
gentlemen of good account; Serjeant Barham, an excellent
pleader; three hundred presently sickened and died within the
town ; and two hundred•more sickening, died in other places ;
amongst all orwimint there was neither woman nor Child.