The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-23 00:00:00

The Lord Bishop of Salisbury was on Monday last 'admitted.
ad eundem of this University.
The Rev. Charles Forster, B.D. of Trinity College, Dublin,
chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Limerick, was on the smno..! day ad-
mitted ad eundem of this University.
At a Congregation on Wednesday last, the following Degree.
were conferred
BActomons ue Divtistrv.—The Rev. John Graham, St.
John's College, (comp.); the Rev. Henry Knowles Crer..d, Tri-
nity College.
MASTER OF Ann.—Edward Strutt, Trinity College, (com-
pounder.)
Bactirmas ttr Ctvn. LAW.—Ther. Ech Johnston, St. Peter's
College; Rev. John Roberts, Joins College.
riACHELOnS OF 11. E. D. Shaw, St. Peter's
College; Thomas 'Benson, Trinity College; Herbert Smith, Was
College; Thomas John Roe, Sidney College.
The following Gentlemen were on Friday last elected Hebrew
S.'holars on the Tyrwhitt foundation for the pr:-sent year : •
Nr id:olas Wm.' Gibson, B.A. Trinity, let class; Thos. Riddell
13-1. Trinity, 24 class.
At an ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Bristol, in the
cbajul of Christ College, oo Sunday the 14th invt. the following
persons were adinitted into holy orders, viz. .

Dcacorrs.—Edward Sneyd, 13. A. Christ College, Camb.;
Lawrence' Stephenson, B. A. St. John's College, Cambridge, by
Let. Dim, from the Bishop of Ely ; Morgan Richard Davy; a
literate person, by Let. Dim. from the Archbishop of York.
ParEsTs.,Henry Coddingtou, M. A. Fell, Trio. college, Cam-
bridge; John Cooke, M. A. Emmanuel college, ditto; Benjamin .
Weaver, B. A. Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge ;. George
Richard Port, 13.,A. Ifrasenose College, Oxford; John liorefurd,
B. A. Queen's College, ditto.
The Rev. George Peacock, M.A. F.R.S. Fellow and Tutor of
Trinity College, has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of
that Society, to the Vicarage of Wymeswould, in the county of
Leicester, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Professor Clark.
Oa Friday last, Dr. Sumner, Bishop of Landau elect, went io
procession from the Chapter House to St. Paul's Cathedral, all
the members of the church attending in full costume, and wag
installed Dean of that Cathedral with the usual
solemnities.- -
Kent's celebrated anthem, " Blessed be thou, Lord God of Israel,"
was performed by • the choir on the occasion. At the conclusion
of the service the procession returned to the Chapter-house..
The Rev. John Wm. Butt, M.A. Rector of outhery and
Vicar of Lakenheath, is appointed a Surrogate for the granting, of
marriage licences and the proving of wills, in the diocese of Nor-
with.

ECCLE9I STIC AL PAO:MOTION. —Rev. John Slietrhatike, to
the Archdeaeoury of Cornwall.

OXEOIII/, MAY 20..--OR Saturday the 19th inst. being the last
day of Easter Term, the following Degrees were conferred :
Danrrinort IN DIVINITY.-Itm Thomas Short, Fellow of Tri-
nity College.
MASTERS or Anrs.--Rev. 'William Byrd, MAO.Jen Mall ;
Rev. John Armistead, Trinity ; Rev. Roper Trevor Tyler, Uni-
versity ; Bev. Peter Titley, Scholar of Jesus; Rev. Richard
William Lambert, Pembroke; Theophilus Bidtlulph, Scholar of
Corpus.

Bacnat.ons or AnTs.—Sir John Powlett Orde, Bart. Christ
Church, Grand Comp., Frank John Moore, Exeter, 'Robert Hen.
ry Heptinstall, ditto, John Hooper, Queen's, Henry John Chittey
Harper, ditto, Joseph Saville Roberts Evans, ditto, Thomas Horn,
Edmund Hall, Charles John Gooch, Christ Church, John Adol-
phus Wright, ditto, henry Sneyd, Brasenose, George Tones and
George Dowall, scholars of Trinity, Francis Marendaz, scholar of
Jesus, Francis Forster, scholar, of Wadham, John Entwistle
Scholes Hutchinson, Wadliam, John Iloole, ditto, Thomas Barton
Hill, ditto, James Jerram, ditto, John Lewis Larnotte,
On Wednesday last, the first day of Act Term, the Rev. Ed-
ward Burton, M.A. late Student of Christ Church, was nomi-
nated one of the Examiners in Literis Ilunsanibritto, and Rd.
Crowell, M.A. Fellow of Worcester College, an Examiner in
Dittriplinis Mathrmaticis et ?livid:.

At the same time the following Gentlemen were nominated
Alaatera of the Schools :—The Rev. John Mitchell Chapman,
M.A. Fellow of Balliol ; Rev. Walter Augustus Shirley, M.A.
Fellow of New College ; and the Hey. Edward George Sitncox,
M.A. Scholar of Wadham.

The same day the following degrees were conferred :
MASTERS OF ARrs—The Rev. James Williams Hatherell,
Brasenose, Grand Comp. Rev. Edward Cornish Wells, Saint
Edmund Hall ; Rev. Reginald Pole, Rev. Aaron Foster, Enter ;
William Robert Newbolt, Student of Christ Church ; Reverend
Thomas John Wyld, Robert MB, Christ Church ; Ralph Ber-
ner., Demy of Magdalen ; Rev. James Thoinpson, Fell,w of Lin-
coln ; Rev, William Holdsworth, Lincoln; Rev. Charles Xevern
Williams, Scholar of Pembroke ; EdMund Hammond, Scholar
of University; Rev. John Samuel Smalley, Scholar of Jesus;
William Oznam, Scholar of Wadhatn.

BACULLOAS or ARTS.—John Lampen, Exeter, Grand Com-
pounder ; Christ. Darby Griffith, Christ Church, Grand Com-
pounder; John James Hatton, William Orger, St. Edmund
Hall; William John Brown Angell, Richard Barton Robinson,
Queen's; Rev. Stephen Cragg, Charles Joseph Parsons, Thos.
Brown, Magdalen Hall; Mathews, Chaplain of New
College ; Frederick Gooch, Stephen Love Hammiek, James
Henry Leigh Gabe% Christ Church ; George Clive, Brasenose ;
James Maingy, Henry Eelinund Fryer, Pembroke ; Robert T.
Pilgrim, Jasper Peck, Trinity; JOhn Courtenay Campbell, Uni-
versity ; Edmund Knapp, William Downes Johnston, St.
John's ; 'George Maurice Drummond, Robert Price Morrell,
Balliol; Francis De Sayre*, Postrmater of Merton ; Hon. Au-
gustus Hairy Moreton, Merton ; John Atkins, Charles Bury,
Walter Cartwright Kitson, Edward Perry, Charles Pickwick,
John Olive, Joseph Charnock, Worcester.
On Wednesday the Rev. W. Williams, M.A. of All Souls'
College, was licensed, by the Lord Bishop of Oxford, to the Per-
petual Curacies of Leafield and Ascot-sub-Wychwood, In this
county, on the nomination of the Rev. Robert Philliinare, M.A.
Vicar of Shipton-sub-Wychwood, patron thereof in right of his
Vicarage.

On Wednesday last, Mr. Joseph Maude, of Queen's College,
WWI elected and admitted a scholar of that society, on Mr. Mit-
chell's foundation.

, J

CIMRGYAIRN MAIMISCp.
The Mi. W. 11. 0. Mann, of Bowden, Cheshire, to Barbara,
eldest daughter of Richard Spooner, Lig, of Thickfield, near
Worcester.
At Norwich, the Rev. 13. Coolt, to Miss Harris, daughter of
the late Mr. G. Harris, merchant of that city.
In Staplestoun Church, County of Carlow, the Bon. and Rev.
Henry Scott Stopford, Archdeacon of Leighlin, to Annette,
daughter of W. Brown, Esq. of Browne's Hill, County of
Carlow.
Lately, at Stockton-on-Tees, the Rev. J. M. Colson, M.A.,
of lialliol College, and of Pbaddlehinton, Dorset, to Julia, youngest
daughter of the late Anthony Story, Esq. of Newbottle, Durham.
Lately, at Spilehy, Lincolnshire, the Rev. John Cheales,
of Brasenoaa College, to Mary Ann Jane, eldest daughter of A.
Bellingham, Eaq, of Dublin.
On Thursday se'nnight, the. Rev. Edward Leigh Bennett, D. A.A
of Merton College, and of Leehlade, in the County of Gloucester,
to Eleanor, the only surviving daughter of the late Williant Cod-
rington, Esq. of Wroughtun, Wiltshire.
At St.
Geurgo'il, lianover-square, the Rev. J. A. partridge.
Rector of Cranwicli, in the County of Norfolk, to Louisa is::
bells, youngest daughter of the Late T. T.. Drake, Esq,Bhard
Busks.

CLSILOYMEN nitermirn.
Aged 72, the Rev. Progmare Cumming, A.A., late I'd" of
Trinity College, Carobridge, Vicar of Cartiirtgefin and. Keyttoe, its
Bedfordshire, anti Prebend of Lincoln. 'rho eleAra" are in the
patronage of the Master anti Fellows at Voity College.
At Llaudovary,
the Rey. John Dark* vicar of that place.
At Leighton Buzzard, the Rev. J. Wilson. Vicar of litt,ito4
near 'Lincoln.
At Diiinfrim aged 85, ibe Rev. William Inglis.
Aged 70, the Rev, Edward Palmer, upward* of 40 years Pazi.
petual Curate of Moseley, end Vicar of titorgursey, f3ovocratt.