The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-29 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CA MBRIDG E,lJuxr. 28.—The Porson prize for the best trsAg'
lation of. a passage from Shakespeare into (reek verse, was ot.,
Monday last adjudged to Mr. W. Barham, of Trinity college.--
Subject?
Othello, Act I. Scene ret. Othello's Apology :
Beginning with
44 And till she comes, cs truly as to licaven—
Ahd ending with
" Here conies the lady, let her witness
The Examiners have selected. (4onoriv a a,e a) the two•exercilo
Motto—" Pindarum quisquis studet mamlari," &C.
Motto—" Si placeo tuum est."
and give notice, that the names of the writers will be record
if their consent .to open. the mottoes be communicated to I.ll°
Vice-Chancellor.

The Vice-Chancellor has appointed Saturday the 110th ins"
for Ds. Maltby- of Pembroke College, and Ds. Barron of Triniti
College ; and Monday the 2d of July for Ds. Thorp of Trinirf
College, and Ds. Botcier of Sidney College, to, recite tbei;*
prize exercises at the morning congregations. -
The Vice-Chancellor has also appointed Tuesday next, f°.r.
T. B. Macaulay of Trinity College, to recite the Chancellor •
English Poem ; and for H. N. Coleriitge of King's Coll {le:
and for C. Fursdon of Downing College, and E. Baines
Christ's College, to recite their exercises for Sir W. Browne.*
Medals; and for W. Barham of Trinity College, his exerc.P4
for the Porson Prize.
The trustees of Mr. Hulse's benefaction have given riodfe,'
that they propose to proceed to the election of new Christi'
Advocate at Christmas next. -
The following Gentlemen of this University were ordain.cd
Priests by the Bishop of GlouceEter, on the 17th instant
Richard Harmer, B.A. of Caius College ; Richard !...:taritlforpi
B.A. of Magdalene College ; and John N. Davidson, B•A•
Queen's College.
PILE FE It N T s.—The Earl of Lonsdale has been pl,-1,
to presznt the Rev. A. Iludlesten, A.M. with -the Beet,
of :Moresby ; and the Rev. Jackson, of Oxford,
(son of the Rector of Grasmere) with the Chapelry of St.
. both vacant by the death of the;Rev. R. Arinitstead, A. 31.

Another instance of longevity in Edinburgh has been (11',14,..
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vered in taking the census of the population. A female ),,,;
attained the great age of 102 ; and witsi is also remarkable, .
son, who is above 80, is living, a respectable goldsmith. >.•
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BIRTH. - .• •
On the 27th inst., the Lady of JLlhn Berger, Esq., of tifF
Clapton, of a daughter.

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MARRIED.
On the 26th inst., at Camberwell, John Jolly, F,sq: of f, •
Belgra.ve-place, Pimlico, to Miss Braysher, of Dulwich. tow,
At Rochetta, by the'Retr. Slade Nash, Osborne
Esq. Comptroller of the Barrack Department, to Milo '„iece
eldest daughter of the late Capt. ..14yis, R.N. and :o'o
of the Earl of St. Vincent. -

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.'. - DIED. --
On Saturday last, at his house, Great -RuSsell-stroet, co— 1 en,...:
garden, Thomas Grignon, Esq., aged 73. .ilate ',l;',.
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rKaeounlnti,ssiitiloi town, widow, aged fl 7.
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