The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-30 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIG ENCE.

Oxman, MAy 2'7.—Oit Wednesday the 17th Kist. Joseph
Mande, of Queen's College, WilB elected and admitted a Scholar of
that Society, 'on life. 'Nichol's foundation.

Ou the 17th
.instant' the Re*. Richard Clayton, of University
college; was admitted to the degree of Master of Arts; and on the
Tune rlay the Ittn. Philip Thornton, M.A. of Clare hall, Cikm_
bridge, and Rector of Brockhan, Noithamptonahire, was admitted
ad eundem..

On Monday last, being Trinity Monday, the Res',. Sas, Hard-
•wicke Dyer; M.A._ Scholar of Trinity, wan elected Probationer
Fellow, and Mr. George Cotes, Scholar on the old foundation;
and Edward Turner Boyd Twisleton, Commoner of Oriel Col-
lege, Ssbolar on 1111- Mount's foundation, of Trinity College.
Vii. Prizes for the year I t 126 have been awarded to the follow-
ing Gentlemen

CUANCELLOWS Vellits...lllundeB Pyre/ri.
Francis 11. Leighton, Dotty of Magdalen.
English Etcsay—ls a rude, or a refined ace, more favourable
to the production of works of fiction?---George Moberly, B.A.
of lialliol.
Sir R.' NEWhIGATr', Nur.--Euglisli Verso— Tettjan'e
Walter 'fireman, Commoner of Wadhain.

Exa,aacTon'a Timor.owcAr.. l'arzz..—Euglisli Essay-
- The operation of hrunau causes only will not sufficiently account
for the propapation of Christianity.—ltov. Mums Win. Carr,
B.A. of II razetiose.
We hear that the • English Essay, to which the Theological
Prize has been adjudged, will be read in the course.of the ensuing
week in the Divinity School, on the day which the Vice-Chan-
cellor shall appoint.
On 'Thursday the following Degrees were conferred :—Rev. C.
Heatlicote Ruston Rooks, M.A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, and Barlbro' llail, Derbyshire, admitted ad cundem.
.ilikcinmon: CIVIL LAW,—Rev. David Williams, Fel-
low of New CAIN.
Mama, ARTS.-11oh Hugh Stowell, St. Edmund Hall ;
William Marriott Caldecott, Oriel ; Rev. Henry Wm. Robinson.
Michell, Scholar of Trinity; James Duff Ward, Trinity ; Chris-
topher Samuel Flood, Wadham ; Rev. John Beaky, Fellow of
lirtlliol ; Rev. Joseph Hewlett, Worcester. •
llacumoas os Aurs..--Richard Smith Kay, Corpus, Grand
Compounder; Thomas Pitman, Wadham, Grand Compounder;
John Usticke Scobell, Balliul, Grand Onupounder ; Edward Ness,
St. Mary Hall; Richard Rawlins, Magdalen Hall ; James Sal-
mond and Robert Kilvert, Oriel; Richard Whitelock, Lotd
Crewe's Exhibitioner of Lincoln ; Isaac Williams, Scholar of
Trinity; James Thompson and Charles Destairtmgh Stewart.
University; Mee Rees Scholar of Jesus; Charles Lushington,
Student of Christ Church ; Robert Shaw, Christ Church ; Wiltisas
Previa Trelawney Wickham, • and Thomas Peach lioldich ;
; Henry Edmeades; Merton ; Thomas Arthur
Poye, Fellow of St. John's.
On Sunday last the Right Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of this
Diocese held an Ordination in the Cathedral at Christ Church,
when the following persons were ordained
Dencons.—Edward Wines, B.A. Curate of Fritwell ; Robert
Appleton, B.A. Citrate of Nuffield • Octavius Leach, B.A. Scho-
lar of Jesus College; Frederick einem° Middleton, B.A. Demy
of Magdalen College ; Theophibis Iliddolph, M.A. Fellow of
Corpus • Christi College; Francis Mateodaz, B.A. Scholar of
Jesus College;' Robert Walker, M.A. Chaplain of Wadham Col-
lege; Wm. Watson James A. Langford, MA. Curate of Virat•
lington ; Richard Charles Hippisley Tuekfield, B.A. Fellow of
All Souls ; Edward Fead, M. A. Fellow of Queen's College ;
Ralph Bernell., B.A. Derry of Magdalen Colhse; Frederick
Alexander t terkey, B.A7glinDirirehrist Church ; Cyril Geo.
Hutchinson, M.A. Student of Christ Church ; Augustus Short,
B.A. Student of Christ Church ; Robert Barr loprne,
Student of Christ Church; William Robert Newbult, U.A. Stu-
dent of Christ Church ; Benjamin John Harrison, B.A. `tenant
of Christ Church; William Hazel, -B.A. Chaplain of Christ
Church ; Henry Linton, B.A. Dimly of Magdalen College;
()Amain, D.A. Scholar of Wadhain College; Win. Matthews,
ILA. Chaplain of New College; Andrew Blozhant, MA.Scholar
of • Wadham College; Robert Thorp, M.A. Fellow of Corpus
Christi College; Thomas Arthur Powys, Fellow of St. John's
College.

PatesTs.—i-Edward Creswell, M.A. Fellow of Corpus Christi
College ; George Tyndall, ALA. Fellow of Merton College; F.
C. Steel, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College; Wm. Greeley, M.A.
Student of Christ-church ; Francis Jackson Blandy, M.A. Fellow
of St. John's college; • Wm. Henry Cynric Lloyd, M.A. Scholar
of Jesus college ; Peter Titley, 13. A. Scholar of Jesus College ;
John Samuel Smalley, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College; Henry
Allison Dodd, M.A. Chaplain of Queen's College; Alfred Eyler
Davis, B.A. Curate of Langford; Henry John Pasant!, B. A.
Curate of Noke; Charles John Plower, M.A. Fellow of Oriel
College ; George Powys •Stopllird, B. A. Fellow of All Souls
College.

ECCLXISIASTICAL Parmenstewrtio—We hear that his Grace
the Archbishop of York has been pleased to collate the Rev. Arch-
deacon Bull to a Prebendal Stall in that Cathedral, void by the
depth of the Rev. R. Goodenough.
The Rev. John William Hughes, of Trinity college, has been
appointed Chaplain of All college, in the room of the late
Mr. Graham.

rho Rev. George Peacock, M.A., F.R S. Fellow of Trinity
college, Cambridge, to the Vicarage of Wymeawould, Leicester-
shire, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Professor Clark ; patrons,
the Master and Fellows of that Society.
The Rev. Robert Green Rogers, M.A. to the Rectory of Yin.-
lington, Somerset:ike, void by the death of the Rev. Cannon
Fraukland.

PRICACUERB AT Sr. MARIA,.....ReV. Mr. Vaux, of Da
Bampton Lecture, Sunday morning; MO. the Wardeitof New
college, in the afternoon; Rev. Mr. Hawkins, of Oriel college,
on the 29th of May.
PAZACKERS AT CARFAX,....kev. Mr. Tyler, (Charity Sermon)
on Sunday morning ; %W. Mr. Brown, in the afternoon; Rev.
Mr.. Cox, on the 20th of May.

._ .... , ,
Mr. D '
awson on Friday night, complained
,of a
mis-statesuent of one of his speeches with respect to a
Mr. Latonche, ctirifined for debt in the King's Bench
prison. Then why does not Mr. Dawson, in com-
mon with other Members, contrive that reporters
should have decent accommodation ? Mr. Dawson
givenbent
twouldthen,
, be
hy mortifiedttot g e ifto
gtletenif
and others expect to see their speeches faithfully
gati:CeencilesaillyteireMnoemt
tlemen a decent place to sit in ? Why thrust diem
up in a hot crowded gallery ? We should like Mr.
Dawson anti others to try their hands at reporting, for
one week, in the place where the reporters at present
are doomed to sit, and then, perhaps, they' would
inak© an alteration for the better."--Morning Herold.
APOLLONICON.---The Concert on Saturday was
opened with a symphony, Mozart ; this was followed
'by " Ah perdona,' which was tastefully played, and
encored. Knyvett's glee, tt The Bells of St. Mi-
chael's Tower," was not so well performed, there Ives
too much ornament. A
was a beautiful specimen of the composer's. .Powers.
grand march,
C. E. Horne'S delightful ballad, tt Fee boon teBm:
and was culled. for a secom.t
jug," was very effective,
iond tunbrel ' time. The Finale was, 46 soullri the .
.not crowded.
The audience was brilliant. enough!: bt't '
, gardens of his Grace
A beautiful black swan in
tili,:at its wing broken latel the Duke of Buckingham, at • t MS., by Weber,
„''':; k iiretalio at it, and one of tee
by #oifie,Peron throwing 4 '''''
it front its . unkind and broken.
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statues has Iwori wantonly thrT,v, fair '
a. ' t,'
Evety one who hoe wit. 01'.!
ni'a
,nlioleS 11, j!ahradise, and ex-
perienced the civility which, "„ ‘7a" °a.%
,ii. in!, cannot hut
regret that he tell& twain' no.tno it! an ti.tigi a i. ully repaid for al-
iowiur fine a„,,„, to the punh‘ to view Ins mansion and domains.
Thi, i. well worth the attention. of tbost. , very liberal persons Who
would threw open. nor national monuments to the public. Open
wounimiee,- Abbey to the People, and. in one week not a statue
would remain unsoutilateth..,jehn AA