The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-05 00:00:00

DOCTOR IN DIVINITY.

Rev. John Brasse, late Fellow of Trinity College.
HONORARY MASTER OF ARTS.
Henry Thomas Hope, Trinity College.
MASTER OF ARTS.
Henry Courtney, Queen's College.
BACHELORS IN CIVIL LAW.
Alex. Edmund Cockburn, Fellow of Trinity Hall.
Rev. George Ranking, Christ College.
Rev. Joseph Charles Badeley, C. C. C.
2ACHELOR IN PHYSIC.
Henry Charles Duckle, Queen's College.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Martin John Lloyd, St. John's College.
John Snowdon, St. John's College.
Charles Mackie, St. John's College.
Henry Malthus, Trinity College.
Charles Stannard Eustace, Trinity College.
John Deadley Monney, Queen's College.

On Tuesday last John Collyer, Esq. M. A. of
Clare Hall, Barrister-at-Law, was elected Fellow of
that society, on Mr. Borage's foundation.
The select preacher to whom the Sunday after-
noon turns at St. Mary's church are assigned, for the
present month, is the Rev. Henry Melvill, M. A.
Fellow of St. Peter's College.
CRAVEN SCIIOLARSIIIP.—An examination of can-
didates for a Scholarship upon this foundation, lately
held by Mr. Martin, of Trinity College, will com-
mence on Monday the 26th of next month.

At an ordination held by the Lord Bishop of
Hereford, on Sunday the 23d ult. in the chapel of
Winchester College, the following gentlemen of
this University were ordained :

DEACONS.
Augustus Fitzclarence, S.C.L. Trinity College.
Thomas Watkins, B. A. Queen's College.
J. Robert Nathaniel Kinchant, B. A. Queen's Coll.
John Parkinson Sill, B. A. Christ College.
Rev. C. Maynard Hesilrigr, B. A. Queen's col
The Rev. William Grant Broughton, M. A. of
Pembroke College, is appointed to the Archdeaconry
of New South Wales, vacant by the retirement of
the Venerable J. H. Scott.
The Rev. J. D. Hurst, B. A. has been instituted
to the rectory of Clapton, with tke vicarage of
Croydon, in the county of Bedford.
The Rev. Charles Tomblin has been presented to
the vicarage of Waleot, near Falkingham, Lincoln-
shire.--Patron, Sir G. Heathcote, Burt,
The Rev. John Atkinson has been instituted to
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resignation of Dr. Wynter.—

carvednlan tradition, which ilas been
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The first cannon, cast in England was cast at
Duxted in this county, by a person named Howe and his
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" I, John Howe, and my man John,
We two cast the first cannon."—Brighton Gazette,

The sale of the late Mr. Lang, s singular col-
' lection of rare and curious Romances ended on \ Fiiday.
They sold for nearly three thousand pounds. The rage fur
collecting scarce books would seem rather to increase than
diminish, from the result of this sale. Evans sold many of
the gems for three or four times their original cost. Lord
Spencer, the Hon. Mr. Grenville, the Duke of Bucking-
ham, Mr. Douce, Sir Francis Freeling, and Mr. Heber,
were large purchasers. Messrs. Payne and Foss, Mr.
Bohn, and Mr. Thorpe, have materially added to their re-
spective collections, in the acquisition of many valuable
works. The series of Books privately printed by the
Members of the Roxburghe Club were sold, in one lot, for
one hundred and eleven pounds; they were bought. by
Payne and Foss. Evans's next sale will be the library of
the late Lord Guild ford, in which are included some Eng-
lish poetical tracts, hitherto unknown to the most profound