The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-26 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

ORDINATIONS.

His Grace the Archbishop of York held a general or-
dination at Bishopsthorpe, on Sunday last, when the fol•
lowing gentlemen were admitted into holy orders:—
Deacons—(Of Oxford).—Anthony eband, 8.A.,
Worcester College.

Deacons— (Orearnbridge).—Simeon Hiley, B.A„ Ca-
therine Hall ; Joseph Atkinson, 8.A., St. John's Col-
lege ; James Ball, 8.A., Catherine Hall ; Thomas
Brown, 8.A., Christ's College, by letters dimissory from
the Lord Bishop of Ripon ; John Green, 8.A., Emanuel
College, by letters dimissory, from the Lord Bishop of
Ripon.
Priests (of Oxford).—The Rev. J. Aldred, 8.A.,
Lincoln College ; Rev. Algernon Brackenbury, 8.A.,
Queen's College,

Priests (of Cambridge).—The Rev. Philip Bogge,
M.A., Trinity College ; Rev. Willis', Calvert, 13. A.,
Pembroke College ; Rev. John Blackburn, 8.A., Pem-
broke College ; Rev. John Knott, 8.A., Christ's College ;
Rev. Robert M'Neil, M.A., Trinity College.
Priest (of Durham).—The Rev. Samuel; Smith,:B.A.,
University College.
Priest (of Dublin)—The Rev. William Marshall,
8.A., Trinity College.
On Sunday last the Lord Bishop of Chichester held a
general ordination in the Cathedral Church of his dio-
cese, when the following gentlemen were admitted to
holy orders.
Deacons (of Oxford).—Charles William Willock , B.A. ,
Baliol College ; John Turner, M.A., Baliol College.
Deacons (of Cambridge).—Edward Venables, 8.A.,
Pembroke College; Richard Nathaniel Blaker, 8.A., St.
John's College.
Deacon (Literate).—Henry Shum Shean.
Priests (of Oxford).—The Rev. Edward Bradley, 8.A.,
Magdalen Hall ; Rev. James Henry Sheppard, 8.A.,
Queen's College ; Rev. John Lloyd, 8.A., Worcester
College ;- Rev. Henry John Rush, 8.A., Worcester Col-
lege; Rev. Philip Thomas Drayton, 8.A., St. Mary Hall.
Priests (Literate).—The Rev. Henry Hamilton Ha-
milton. - • " •

At an ordination holden on the same day by the Lord
Bishop of Hereford, the following gentlemen were or-
dained :

Deacons (of Oxford).—John Buckle, 8.A., St. Mary
Hall ; William Tassie Vernon, 8.A., Magdalen Hall ;
Edward Jones, 8.A., Jesus College, by letters dimissory,
from the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph.
Deacon (4 4*Cambridge).--Roger Taylor Burton, 8.A.,
St. John's College.

Priests (of OX'ford).—The Rev. Allan Cowburn, M.A.,
Exeter College ; Rev. Henry Bolton Power, 8.A., Oriel
College ; Rev. Thomas Clotworthy Foster Skeffington,
8.A., Worcester College.
Priests (of Cambridge).—The Rev. James Caddy
James, 8.A., St. John's College ; Rev, John Meredith
Lewes, 8.A., Trinity College.

THE QfjEENDOWAGER.-Eight hundred families
in the neighbourhood of Hampton-court, Hampton, New
Hampton, and Teddington, receive, by the kind charity
of her Majesty the Queen Dowager, three pounds of
beef and two quartern loaves each every Christmas.
This welcome gift was distributed on Tuesday.
THE HEROINE Or MATAGORDA.—We have much
pleasure in stating, that the subscription for this deserv-
ing old woman now amounts to a sum sufficient to secure
her 30/. a year for life, with a few pounds over to set up
house with. The money will be invested in Glasgow,
on her behßlf, next week,— Glasgow Saturday Post,