The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-19 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE•

(YESTERDAY.)
CLERKENWELL.
Two young men, named Dorfman and Hooker, were

chargedwiththe following outrageous conduct :-- gati.
The prisoners went into the upper gallery of the
lees Wells Theatre on the previous night. The rto
formance had hardly commenced when they beg/ so
make noises of the most offensive description, arl,4ot.
loud as to be heard in every part of the house.
withstanding the repeated cries of " order," the Pere
soners became more vociferous, and the actors wo
unable to proceed with the performance, which ,0.
brought to a stand. The check-taker, Vincent Sinir:j
remonstrated with the prisoners, upon which they t 1,,""
such language as to disgust every body in the then;
He attempted to remove them, but they attacked wth.
and beat him so, that the blood flowed from his nteure.
At length the police arrived, and the prisoners were
moved to the station-house.
inraiited

In default of the payment of fine, they were co:
to prison for seven days each.
Two young men, named Andrews anti Pratt, the :1311
a potman, and the other a lodger in the no*,dui with
Hounds public-house, Bloomsbury, were chargestealingstealin 41. aid a watch, the property of Mr. Ste
the landlord. the
The prisoners broke into the bar on the night 0 me)
9th instant, and abstracted the money and watch. w'-re
were in the till. They imme.liately decamped• butt the
arrested some days after;—Pratt, the lodger, t oot•
Queen's Theatre, in Tottenham court-road, and the
man in St. Giles's. •
The prisoners admitted their guilt, and were COnl
witted for trial.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCEIitg
OXFORD, JUNE 13.—An election to two irellows
in University College will be held on WednestisLit of
30th of October. One, on the foundation of Willl7,s. to
Durham, is open, with a preference, catteri4 Pariui-,;06
persons born in the parts nearest to Durham. An-thoso
on the foundation of Sir Simon Bennet, is open t° bar
who have been, or are, scholars on his foundation. ,fore
didates are required to call upon the Master on orw`pi.
Friday, the 25th of October; and candidates for tue„ai
lowships on the foundation of William of Durham Wcoll
the same time required to deliver certificates of thiq
of their birth and of their baptism, together witno
usual testimonials from the college or ball (,f which
may be members. saw
The Ellerton Theological prize (the Contrast of ,
Lure Prophecy with the Oracles and Divinatien.4o
Heathens) has been awarded to Mr. Robert ""
Busher, M.A., scholar of Worcester College. 0115
On Thursday last Mr. Henry Hayton Wfor
elected a scholar of Queen's College, on the ols'
dation.

The Bodleian Library will be shut on - (
Wednesday, end Thursday next week, on account °

commemoration.

PREFERMENTS. 110
Blair, Rev. John, to the curacy of New Shore-
Sussex. ,ter
Carpenter, Rev. George, to the curacy of St. Ge°''
in-the-East, London. „ of
C- R, - ,hr M.A., Balliol Coll, -to be 013"

_arr, .tev. John, ...rt., tsalliol College, .
the chaplair.s to the Lord Bishop of Lincoln.
ainolell
Cooke, Rev. William, to the curacy of
Church, Middlesex.
Day, Rev. J. J., third master of Sherborne, G 4
School, Ilirsetshire, to be second master of the Fee
tary School, Blackheath. Or
buncombe, Rev. William, late curate of Sneatog' ,
Whitby, to the vicarage of Crowle, Lincolnshire• to or
Evans, Rev. John, M.A., Christ Church, el1,1"1J.
Frees, Shropshire, to the perpetual curacy of W"'gpQl4
Green, Rev. Edward Dyer, head master of I'L
Grammar School, to the curacy of Pitney, Seref..eraed*
Jarman, Rev. James, to the rectory of
Cornwall. e Lidete;.•
Jackson, Rev. James, M.A., to the rectory 0,.,-
...sac.-
Kershaw, Rev. Thomas Atherton, M.A. -"_,„ot.o'
College, to the rectory of Milton, near Northam"'
vacant by the cession of Dr. Pemberton. srge ef
Kingdon, Rev. Samuel Nicholson, to the vie
Bridgeule, Cornwall.Ore°
Lutt,r Rev. Edward Kefford, to the curacy of
Woolston, Bucks. r of the
Monnington, Rev. George, 8.A., head motet; oitlei:
Grammar School, Monmouth, to the vicarage e` Me"
well, Leicestershire, in the room of the late Bev'
~„
Powell, 55 yearn incumbent of that parish. c JthiP
Parmeter, Rev. John Dent, to the rectory e'
ford, with Attlebridge vicarage, Norfolk. 06
Taylor, Rev. Fitzwilliam John, Christ Church' t°
,
rectory of West Ogwell. whiali,,'
Townsend, Rev. James Smith, late curate of the cv
to the vicarage of Coleridge, Devon, vacant by ,
sion of the Rev. John White Johns. e, to ill
Larken, Rev. Edmund Robert, Trinity Colleg
rectory of Burton by Lincoln. love of 1805
The Rev. Edward Meyrick Goulburn. Fel .1° rod
ton, has been presented by that college to the eti
to
Holywell, in this city.
The following is a programme of the proceetli
during the grand commemoration week:--- ~,,n, ,se
Monday.—First festival ball, in the T0,11'7 ill r
Tuesday.—Performance of Handel,, Messiah'
Theatre. lfl'
Anniversary meeting of the Governors of,,,theeel oerPoi
cliffe Infirmary, and sermon at St. Mary's, in 700
ing, by the Lord Bishop of Chichester, for the co'
the charity. charity. Wel of
The exhibition of the Oxfordshire Hortical rjelli..,J
ciety will take place in the afternoon, in the ganiivor
Worcester College. The promenade will be ' 0
by bands of music. ale isi"4'
The procession of boats will take place on 0
half- past seven in the evening. t ill
Wednesday.—Grand miscellaneous. cone er- oa
theatre; ball in the evening. {ou of
~
Thursday.—Enccenia, or celebration of !°,`.: of fly
benefactors, in the theatre ; and recitatioi% in
compositions. Grand miscellaneous cower'
afternoon.
of*
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BIRTHS. ..„1,00,
Thou' •
On the 6th inst., at Oporto, Mrs. J. A. erie
daughter.
On the 13th inst., in Welbeck-street, the lady of reip to
Birch, Esq., of a son. of C6l)
On the 13th inst., at Edinburgh, the lady if'
nos
Ffrench, of the 26th Regiment, of a son. of
Th°'
.1,
Oa the 15th lnst , at Gower-street, the lady re'
a-ot
Greene, Esq., of a son.
~therleli f
On the 15th inst., Mrs. A. B. Vyse, of --- Deli°
Sutherland-square, Walworth, of a son. Rent, the id
On the 15th inst., at Beckenham Lodge,
Hulbert Wathen, Esq., of a daughter. et. best
On the 16th inst., at Stamford-hill, the lads
1 go
Frederick Weber, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 17th inst., in Guildford-street, the
.lei___>o
Wharton, Esq., of a daughter. st
ter •
MARRIED. ono( al
Br tis 0
On the 10th ult., at the residence of the .er,,.i ,eter of
Naples, Joseph Delafield, Esq., to Eloise, o""' ~,
fir 00 id
Cavaliere Bevere, of Naples. fatpij' egl°,l4"
On the 11th inst., at Repplestone, John ~t JI,
Ferrachie and Grandhorne, Lieutenant of the u_70,1,5/14
to Eliza Deborah, youngest daughter of T. Burl'
_, 91;
vocate, Aberdeen. „ flealLrciellt
On the llth inst., at Gronville, JerfeY, 4°l St. P.. 'IP
to Anna, daughter of the Rev. J. Beatty, 0 ,i.ii
Jersey. IT ieule'leelv-
On the 15th inst., at St. Peter's Churcbd,E-41113,0114
Charles Frederick, third son of R. B. Pollar . _ of
House, Brompton, to Jane, youngest daughtel
of
Esq., Theresa-terrace, Hammersmith.
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DIED.
On the 12th inst., at Leeds, Frederic Free,cs' eirle:l66l .
the late W. Robertson, Esq., Assistant-Comm°— ,t 000„;•
~ eideblier,
to the Forces.
alsoo,n the
h1e31161
tihn si
ut.s,
the above, and second and only son of Basil P.
'a 94.
Ordnance-office, Tower.
aged 11, BGaesoirlgJeoAhnl?L,r;zeigd'oe,ro,ll.l:ooll-
-
On the 14th inst., at Brussels, Dir. E. G 0.„:,.. o, av . es,
On the 14th inst., Anna Matilda, relict _ 1.,!: oughe" 00
istel°
On the 15th inst., Emily, the wife a r
Fitzroy-square.
Chtiiiii;
tzLiin.st., Elizabeth, daughter of the per
On the 17th inst., at Euston-square,
late Alderman of the Ward of Bread-street, e`
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