The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-13 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Jaw.l2..—The Norrisisn Professnr of Divinity
will begin his Lectures on Monday the 23d inst., and will con-
tinue them nn Mondays, Tuesdays, and 'Thursdays for the re-
mainder of the term.

The Hey. Temple Chevallicr, M.A. late Fellow and Tutor
of Catharine Hall, is elected Hulsean Lecturer for the prese
year. .
The following is an alphabet
the Commencing Bachelors of
week

ieul list of the first six classes 01
Ws, who will be examined nexi

FIRST
Caius
Christ
Clare
Trin.
SECOND
Trio.
Peinb.
Penib.
Pend).
Queen's
Trin.
I'lllltD
Trin.
Sidney
Caius
,St. Joh.
C. C. C.
Caius
Queen's
Queen's
Blunt.
Trin.
St. Joh.
St. Joh.
Trin.
Trin.
St. Joh.
St. Joh.
POLY ItT 11
Caius
Emu.
Trin.
)tagd.
•rrin.
.
Queen's
St. Joh.
St. Job.
Cath.
Pemb.
St. .1011.
St. Joh.
Trin.
FIFTH
St. Joh.
St. Job.
Sidney
St. Joh.
SIXTII
Baw tree, Jesus.
Beeson, St. Joh.
Dotnier, Trin.
hall. . St. Joh.
Patton, Trin.
The following Gentlemen of this University were ordained on
the 2d inst., in Wells Cathedral, by the Bishop of Lichfield
and Coventry
DEACONS --Ntrilliani Thickens, B.A. Trinity College;
Charles D. Dl. Drake, ti.A. St. John's College; John Charles
Pigott, B.A. Trinity College.
I'lllEBl'3—Henry Bognall, B.A. Queen's College; Edward
Walter Lowe, St. John's College.

Clinton,
Green,
Hanson,
Hodson sen.
Hymen,

CLASS.

Law, Trin.
Metcalfe, St,. Joh.
iller, St. Joh.
oseley, St. Jolt.

Atkinson sen.
Dudd,
Eyre,
leather,
Julian,
Neate,

CLASS.
Si►lkeld, Trin.
Smedley, Trin.
Stangtielcl. Trin.
Wells, C. C. C.
Willis, Claus

Ashing ton,
Baker,
Bell,
!girt ard,
Booth,
Porret.
Burnell,
Clark,
uiu ttun ,
Edmunds,
Fearon,
Gibson,
(ioodhart,
Hales,

CLASS.
Lawson, St. Joh.
Marsden, St. Joh.
Mason, Trin.
Maynard, Pemb.
Otter, E. Jesus
Rawes, C. C.C.
Shiite, Eintn.
Smith, St. Job.
Steggall, Jesus
Stock, l'et.
Stone, Caius
Stratton, Trio.
Taylor, Jesus.
Webb, Trin.
Welch, Peinb.
Woo Heston, CuiuS
CLASS.
Heald, Trin.
Kerr, Sidney
Kinglake, Trin.
Litt, St. Job.
111 oore, Christ
Oi tor, G. Jesus
finder, Trin.
Power, Clare
Rawlings, Queen's
Rolls, Trin,
Russel, Pet.
Stevens, St. Joh.
Suttaby, St. Joh.
iVoodmuss, Cath.
CLASS.
Ilubbersty, St. Job.
Shepherd Trin.
• Thompson . Trin.

Ilopkin*,
Keeling,

A dye,
Aptliorp,
Atkinson Jun.
Bisset,
Collins,
Curri,
Duck's,
Dunn,
Foster,
Oilderdale,
Greet),
Greensall,
Oretton,
Gurney,

Cole,
Fiavell,
Gibson,
G regg,

CLASS.
P
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err iimi Ihb.° 1:

At an ordination holden by.ihe Right Rev. D. Sandford,
D.D. Oxon, one of the Bishops of the Episcor 1 Church in
Scotland, in the chapel of St. John the Evangelist, Edinburgh,
on St. John the Evangelist's Day, ‘Vm. Henry Marriott. B.A.
of Trinity College in this University, one of the Masters of the
Edinburgh Academy, was ordained Deacon.
The Lord Iliahop of Lincoln intends holding his next ordi-
nation in London, on Sunday the 19th of February.
It is a curious circumstance that five gentlemen are still liv-
lug who took their degree!' at this University sixty years since,
in the same year (1786) and were all Fellows of Trinity Col-
lege. They are—Baron Graham, Mr. Clowes of Manchester,
Colonel Creyk of Yorkshire, Mr. Norris, Prebendary of Can-
terbury, and Dr. Allott, Dean of Raphoe.
The Rev. J. Horner, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, has been
presented, by the Right Hon. Lord 'Bexley, to the rectory of
South Reston, near Louth, Lincolnshire.
to the rectory of Broeildish, Norfolk, on the presentation of
• The Rev. Henry Butterfield. M.A. was last week instituted
Wm. Wigney, Esq. of New Timber-place, Essex.
The Rev. Philip Chandler, B.A. was on Saturday last insti-
tuted to the rectory of Letheringsett, Norfolk, on the presenta-
tion of Mrs. Mary Burrell and Mr. Shambrook Burrell.

SUDDEN DRATII9.--011 Saturday night lust,
Mr. Wm. George; a respectable inhabitant of the parish of St.
Mary-la-bonne, residing at NO. 57, Devonshire.strect, Lisson
Grove, went to bed in apparent good health, having eaten a
hearty supper, and been busily engaged all the day. About
half-past eight o'clock, on SUnday morning, Mrs. Austin, his
daughter-in-law, heard him groan, and immediately after her
mother called to her for assistance. She went into the room to
her, and found her father.in.law in bed, and quite insensible.—
A surgeon was immediately sent for, and in a short time after
attended and bled him in 'both arms, but he still continued in.
sensible, and in a short time after the arrival of the surgeon
expirete—On Wednesday evening, a Gentleman named Burk,
arrived from London at the Packet Boat Inn, Dover, intending
to proceed next Morning to. the Continent, for the purpose of
bringing his family from Dunkirk ; on his alighting from the
coach, he complained of bei- cold, ordered a cup of coffee,
and a warm bed to be prepare; in the morning he said he was
very ill, but declined receiving medical assistance as recom.
mended, expressing a confident hope
,that a little more rest
would recover him ; In the early part of the afternoon, how.
ever, a servant catering the room to look after the fire, and
other arrangements that bad been made for his comfort, found
he had ceased to exist.