The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

CiISIBRIDGE, JUNE 29.

At a congregation holden this dsy the following
degrees were conferred:—

D. D.—G. M. SlAtter, St. Peter's College.
LL.D.—James Blencowe, Christ's College.
Incorporate M.A. trom DublinThurnas Bothwell
Bentley, Emmanuel College.

At the same congregation the undermentioned gentle-
men were admitted to the degree of M.A :
Trinity Collego —Robert Bamford, Richard Bendy:
she, Richard Boyer, A. 13. Burton, Charles Buz ton, J.
J. Carrie, Thomas Cox, Charles Evans, J. C. Haines,
John Howe, Blair Mandate, John Sowerby, T. H. Tait,
W. C. Templer, J. M. Valpy.
St John's College—J. J. Barlow, T. B. Bensted, A.
C. Bland, R. T. Burt. n, J. E. Charleaworth, M
Fearnley, T. G. Gallwey, Robert Holt, W. L. Newham,
J. W. Pieters, Michael Sadler, Holland Sandford,
Charles Scott, J. S. Serjeant, Samuel Trueman, Edw.
Whieldon, Robert Whittaker, W. C. Wilson.

St. Peter's College—J. H. Chowne, W. W. Herring
ham, John Parnell, Win Pattioson.
Clare Hall—J. H. Fairbanks.
Caius College—J. H. Boardman, J. P. Clayton.
Trinity Hall—Robert Woodhouse.
Corpus College—James Eagles, J. A. Fell, H. W.
Ferrier, John Stock, W. F. W. Willimott.

Queen's College—Edwin Fox, W. Thackeray.
Catharine Hall—W. J. Jay, Henry Worland, W. Ogle.
Jesus College—R. B. Matthews.
Emtnanuel College—J. E. W. Rotton, R. B. Smythies,
Christopher Treacy, E. F. Ventris.
Dominus—Robert Baldwin Haward, of St. John's
College, was appointed Deputy Esquire Bedell until
the• 10th of October next, in the avmence of Mr. Hopkins.
Prize Exercises—George Burn, of Trinity College,
and Joseph Bickerateth Mayor, of St. John's College,
recited their prize essa3s. There was a tolerably lull
attendance.

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present at the cattle show of the Royal Northern Agricul
Society in August next, the arrangements for which
Are now far advanced, and the prospects for which are highly
encouraging."
LOUIS PLIILIPPE.—We learn that the bealth ..;
Louis Philippe continues to improve, and that he tak , ... (Iv
out-door exercise at St. Leonard's.—Brighton GaZetL
Mr. Tufnell having declared his intent;
signing the political secretaryship of the Treasue,
hers of Brooke's Club have invited the Rob. w'
banquet on the 15th of July. .0
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