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London, England, 1835-11-07 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENC•

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERICENTS. 11°
CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 6.—The Lord 1311,h0p of Mi. a
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has appointed the Rev. M. G. Booty, 8.A., o TrOtio
College, Cambridge, and late Curate of Bedlbgten,
Curacy of Warkworth, upon the nomination of the
T. C. Winscomb, B.D. 't
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The Rev. Thomas Price, 8.A., has been re-inst'•;:do
to the Rectory of Shellesley Beauchamp, Worcesters'
on the presentation of the Right Hon. Lord Foley. !jot
The Prebend of Tachbrook, in the Cathedral Churci. the
Lichfield, which on its first vacancy was, ,by consent Tor
late Bishop of the diocese, attached to the Perpettia.
racy of Christ Church, Birmingham, having beconle nio
by the decease of the Rev. Thomas Wythe, it will aec,l6s
upon the Rev. George Breay, who in consequence IWO'
a Prebendary of Lichfield. Dr'
His Majesty has been pleased to present the Rev.i,ei',
Neale, Curate and Lecturer of Ashby-de-la-Zouch' ,„
ce2ter, to the Vicarage of Aslingfleet in the diocea
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York.--Northampton Mercury.
OxronD, Nov. 7.—At an ordination recently he' ntle'
the Lord Bi;hop of Bath and Wells, the following ge:.
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men of this Unicersity were admitted into Holy Order'

DEACONS.'
W. G.-Barker, B. A., St. John's College.
W. D. B. Berthes; 8.A., Pembroke College.
pi:LJESTS.
H. T. Daniel, 8.A., Peter's College.
J. S. Coles, 8.A., Eman:lel College.
H. J. Taylor, 8.A., Emanuol College.
H. Gibbs, M. 8., Downing Coiiiege• the
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The Lord Bishop of Exeter has lately'
ordained
lowing gentlemen of this University :

DEACONS.
G. B. Gibbons, 8.A., St. John's College",
J. Smart, 8.A., St. Peter's College.
S. Davis, B. A., Christ's College.
PRIESTS.
W. H. Nantes, 8.A., Trinity College.
J. Kendall, .B. A.' St. John's College.
J. R. Thomson, St. John's College.
J. W. Cardew, 8.A., St. John's College.
J. B. Clyde, 8.A., St. John's College.
H. Caddell, 8.A., Corpus Christi College. be
J. Bacon, M. A., Corpus Christi College. oft
The Bishop of Chichester will hold an Ordination
diocese of Norwich on Sunday the 20th December.

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Lord John Russell last week entertained 11, igthe 1. ' acre
party at Ensleigh Cottage, the rustic seat of his noble -1,.51' tithe Mr. Freshfield, the Member for Penryn andt' I/ se,,
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mouth, has, for the last few days, been among bis et 0 '
The
tuents, calling on those electors who supported hilli at
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dirt
last general election. Cor w
J. P. Elwes, Esq., M.P., after attending theaditit. net
chester Agricultural Dinner on Wednesday, was Pr°e'rirsl7 1.0,-,
down Le. den Hill, in his gig, accompanied by his !bee et:, resi
when the horse took fright, and springing against Ii J. ': the
inns, broke them down, and dashed into the park °I e 0..; atl
Mills, Esq. Mr. Elwes, who was thrown out bYte'llic 81°, rles
cussion, sustained little injury, but the wheels 0,1,1110- eh,
passed over the Servant, who was much bruised. 'l'c to
and chaise were uninjured. S liffolk Chronicle.
rr;nver°l ag,;,
IRISH REGISTRIES.—The Registry for .1-'vait)); 1-11
terminated on Saturday. The result has been 0105t,i`otV; ler
pliant to the cause of Reform. Lord Glengall, 0' 311„" Wit
leaders of the Tory party, appeared in Court evelle ll'f tat
and lawyers and attorneys were emp!oyed to resist t'' 0° lvl
formers. The -result of the Registry, as regards the Uf,: ' te,
Clonmel, is also gratifying. The Bagwell and Cri,cshrPa°,f 1-vi
party registered seven—the Reformers twenty. -13'v 4,
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