The Sun.
London, England, 1826-09-08 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, SEPT. B.—At an ordination holden by the
Lord Bishop of Bristol, in the cathedral Church of Bristol,
on Sunday the 3d of September, the following gentlemen
were admitted into holy orders :

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John KynaMto►► Charlton, B. A. Queen's coil: Oxon.
James Calshase Parr, B.A. Trinity coll. Carob.
Willia►ri Ellis Wall, B.A. Trinity coll. OzOn.
By Let. Dim. from the Bishop of Worcester.
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Thomas Roupell Everest, B.A. Pembroke coll. Camb.
John Lewis Capper, B. A. Pembroke coll. Gaon.
Jahn Henry' Bright, B.A. St. John's coll. Comb.
William Carpenolale, 13. A. St. John's coll. Camb.
On the :31st ult. the Lord Bishop of .Peterborough,
licensed the Rev. Henry John Gunning to the perpetua
curacy of Horton cum Pedington, in the county of North.
arnpton, on the nomination of Si• R. H. Gunning, Batt.
The Rev. Robert Ridsdale, M.A. Fellow of Clare hall

and domestic chaplain to the Earl of Cork and Orrery, has
been institpted to the vicarage of Knockin, Salop, by the
Bishop of St. Asaph, on the presentation of the Earl of
Bradford.

The Rev. Arthur Loftus was on Monday instituted to
the rectory of Fincham, Norfolk, on the presentation of
the Lord Chancellor.

The Bishop of NorWich will hold his -next ordination on
Sunday the .15th of October.
As a letter has lately appeared in the Morning Post
newspaper, which has for its object an attack upon. Mr..
Goulburn for the part which he took in the late election
for Cambridge, and which bears the signature of " Walter
Milcimay," we have authority to state, hat the party is
unknown to, and has no connection with, the family of
Mr. Henry Mildmay ; nor does the letter in question
proceed from the pen of the Rev. Walter St. John
Mildmay;of St. John's college; and we moreover believe
that the signature is.altogetherfictitious.

About ten days ago, a precognition was taken be,
fore the Sheriff' of Wigton, when a glass hawker was
put in jail, for a violent and brutal assault upon a wo-
man from Newton Stewart, on the road between Sor-
by and Wigton, anti an attempt at yiolation. Many
witnesses attended ; and, what was most singular, it is
reported the fellow's wife stood by, an inactive specta-
tor, notwithstanding the moving appeals of his victim,
until her cries of murder brought another assistant.—
The ruffian was taken In Wigton on the day of his
committal, after a keen pursuit.—Greenock Advertiser.

imsLousY,—The violent influence of the " green-eyed
monster" has been shown at Macclesfield, in nearly the
sum manner as hi the case which occurred at Birmingham,
The person at Macclesfield, whose jealousy aroused him
to desperation, is named Smallwood, and on Saturday night
he entered the sitting room of a tavern, and began to re-
vile a gentleman named Ryde, who is the principal cashier
in *banking-house, in that town—charging him with inipro-
per familiarities with his wife, mid denouncing him as having
tor t Yer destroyed the peace of his family. The company
heard all this with astonishment, which was increased when
th*Y 64w the influiated husband hastily thrust his hand
!Mato his coat -pocket, and endeavour to draw forth sme-
lling. 4 person sitting near to him 1' 41 his lutPds—
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and be Wil3 heia down by others whilst lie was searched,
wh..l, a Me garret pistol was taken from him, primed;
!glided w4l) hall, arid ready cocked. He then declared
that he 1
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[for,h difficulty to aaren::::" with the intention of ma-
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