The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-21 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCI4.

OXFORD, JAN. 20.--on Saturday? last, -being the, first day
or Lent Term, the following Degrees. were. conferred
Bachelor in Civil Law.—Henry Deant Fellow ofNsw
111,4ster of i4r4.--ficorge Croke, I iniversity.
Bachelor: of ilres.-L-Williant Barnby, llrazennse, (hand
Compounder; Nathaniel Woodhouse,, Merton ; Richard Bea.'
don Bradley, Exeter ; henry Demain, Queen's •, Henry Weir
White' Jesutt ; Edward Beauchamp St: John, Alban Hall.
Thursday last the following gentlemen were atitnitted
Bachelor in Divinity Rev. Tilos. Jacob John dale, Queen's."
illaster of "Ms.—Rev. John Toayey Hawley, and the Rev.
George Dixon, St. John's.
Bachelor of Arts.—Rev, John 'Barton, Sr. If :try Hall.
ECC[.LSIASTICAI. PILEFEUDIEKTs.
The Rer. William Scarborough, B. A. and Chaplain of
Christ Church, has been presented by the Dean and Chapter of
that Society to the Perpetual Curacy of Market llarborough, in
the county of Leicester. .
The hey, Dr. Corliaid has been presented by Charles Green.!
wood, Richia Henry Cox, and Charles flammeraley;"Esqrs.
to the Rectory of Farnborough, Hants, vacant by the death of
the Rev. John Richards,
The Rev. C. Child, to the united Rectories of Orton Longue.
villa and Bottle Bridge, Hants.
The Bev. H. Atlay, to the Rectory of Thiwail, Rutland.
The Rev. J. Homer, ALA. Fellow of Clare.hall,
to the Rectory of South Reston, Lincolnshire; patron, Lord
Briley.
The IteV. P. Candler, to the Rectory of Letlierittgeott, Nor.
folk,
.on the presentation of Mrs. Mary Bum% Widow, and Mr.
Shambrook 'Burrell, farmer, of that place. •
The Rev. Ches. John Ridleyy, M.A. to the lleotories of Lar.
ling and West Hailing, Norfolk,, on, the presentation of N. W.
R. Colborne, Hitt. of West Hurling.
Rev. Mr. Arnold, to the Rectory of Wakerley, Norte.
The Rev. Thomas Surridge has been appointed,Chaplain to
his Majesty's ship Ganges. • .
The Itev S. Leigh, of ChippinANNorion, Oxon, has "been
appointed Bishop's Surrogate to grant Marriage'Licenses in
this Diocese.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT JARROW COLLIEILY.—
We have a further communication from New.
castle-upon. Tyne, by the post this morning, and
we regret, to iind that the sacrifice of human
We, on Wednesday last, by the explosion at
Jarrow Colliery, is TirinTY-enott M AND
Boys ! After a patient investigation of the cir.
curnstances, a Jury, summoned by MICHAEL
HALL, Esq., the Coroner fur Chester Ward, in
the County of Durham, on Thursday morning,
returned a verdict of--.l44ccideniat Death,

Fins...--Yesterday rt tire broka out at. the Two
Chairman public-house, in Pedlars Acre, Lam.
bath. The flumes proceeded ftam one of the
bed.roorrrs, and hen discovered the bed and fur.
niture Was blating-in an ,alarining manner. The
inmates instantly procured pails 'and buckets of
water, which they threw ever the destructive
element, and by a constant perseverance they suc-
ceeded in extinguishing the tire from spreading fur.
'tiler' then the room where it first brokeout. The
entire of the bed and furniture, with other ar.l
doles were destroyed, but the lost is compara.l
tively trifling to 'what was .at first apprehended.:
A number of firemen were on the spot to render;
AssistunCe, if required,