The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-19 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY IN T.ELLIGENCE.,.
Oxrorm; DEC. 17.—This being the last day 01
Michaelmas Term, a congregation was holden :for
granting degrees, &c., when the following. vere co n'
ferred : •
Doctor in Medicine—J. J. A. Brown, of krinive.c-
sity College.
Bachelor in Divinity—The Rev. R. Pritchard
Bachelor in Civil Law—C. Lempriere, of St. J obi*
College.
Masters in Arts—The Rev. J. Aldersey, of Queen's
College; Rev. W. Dowding, of Merton College; Rev.
V. Page, of Christ Church ; E. S. Venn, of Wactham
College ; Rev. E. Wood and Rev. F. W. Sims, of Mag-
dalene Hall.
Bachelors of Arts—T. Hugo, of Worcester College ;
A. F. Mayo, of Oriel College; W. Allen, a Magda-
lene Hall ; J. F. Bickerdike of St. Edmund Hall;E. Stuart, of New Inn-ha'll ; T. Williams, C. 3-1.•
Skittowe, and C. G. Price, of Jesus College.
The following have obtained University honours at
the late public examination on Disciplinis Alath.ema-
ticis et Physicis :-
1 Class I—H. Cotton, Student of Christ Church ;
j W. Woolcombe, of Exeter College.
1 Class 2--W. H. Master, Fellow of New College.
Class 3—A. H. Denclv, of Exeter College • .1%. 13.
n t-a,wood, of Christ Church ; F. F. Statham, of :gag"
dalene.
Class A. Box (scholar), T. G. Nichol as, al
H. Watson, ,1 Wadham College; C. S. Plum! nor, 0
Oriel College; ,(1 M. Skittowe (scholar) o. Jest
College ; S. Tay10.7.. of Brasennose College ; B.
May, of Worcester C0.1.14214,_as presented the G.
*e•
W. B. France, :l
France, of Exeter College, to the rectory of _BrocK
,
dish, in the county of Norfob.:.
.rlev• H. J. C. Alder-
The Queen has presented the ....
son, late of Exeter College, to the i-ect"Y
Suffolk. eed"
In a convocation held this day, a suns, not 00. 4.0
ing 200/., was granted out of the University" at
the library about to be established in the Cathen
Calcutta, to be expended in books printed at the -)"
versity Press. of lilirton,

LONDON ORDINATION.
Yesterday morning the Lord Bishop °f Londl,
held a general ordination in the parish
St. James's, Westminster. At elecen o.el°c4
Bishop, with his chaplain and registrar, arrived' and
was conducted to his seat within the rails of iird
altar. The prayers were read by the IZev. Eidl'il
Healy Thompson, M.A., and the sermon nrear,c,„°,,c- '-n
the Rev. John Sinclair, M.A., Examining' uliaralielv•
church i thec'd
to the Bishop, and Vicar of Kensington. Ther4.l.
Gentleman took for his text the sth chapter °` ;:11
Paul's First Epistle to the Thessalonians, and tuc
verse—. Brethren, pray for us." He dwelt °e or.
duty of every member of the Christian Church to‘o 0
up intercessory prayer for the clergy, who had,e,
many difficulties to contend with. Constant eng2ac_
ment in the duties of their office not unfrequently °
casioned indifference"; the fervour with which thlei:
entered on their sacred duties sometimes waxed cold,
their susceptibility to religious impressions
;tir►d
pouent 3/1
minished. Hence the necessity of 1'
1-, J,1,03.
earnest prayer on their behalf. The preacher ~ 5
dutie
alluded to the studies of theand to the
clergy, .a.
which devolved on them if they would faithfully c-•
serv'e
cute their high commission. The ordinat3oll
gentlell'
was then proceeded with, and the following
dtbt 1

were admitted into holy orders :
A
Deacons of Oxford—Henry Albany Bowles, n;eri;
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St. John's College ; Alfred Burder, AW-da'nv'
Hall; Henry Fyffe, B C.L., New Inn Hall;
~..,;-`,;LO
Bannerman Burney, 8.A., Oriel College; ,
Cob, 8.A., Christ Church; George Masters,
Worcester College. The last two by letters 031
sory from his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury-
Deacons of Cambridge—Philip Charles 3-I°Y(''
M.A., Trinity College ; Philip Briscow Fretton, 13. ;
Trinity College ; Thomas Anchill Anson, 8.A.,
College ; John Tegg, 8.A., Pembroke College; ir"
or-
Liam Kerry, 8.A., St. Joh's College; Edmund Iv
ledge, 8.A., Clare Hall ; Frederick Pocock, B.St.
St. Peter's College ; John Pettit Beard, 13• A" '5
John's College ; Edward Over, 8.A., St. Catherineie
Hall ; John Herbert Read, St. John's College • ;chard
Augustus Anson, 8.A., Pembroke College ;homes
Heigliway Kerby, 8.A., St. John's College ;
Sheepshanks, Trinity College • William Euw.— •
Light, 8.A., St. John's College ; 'John Henry Hgh°
Hallett, 13. A., Gonville and Caius College, Ge°•,4:
Bryan, 8.A., Emanuel College ; Henry Poi', n
Corpus Christi College.
Deacons of the Church Missionary CoLllege,
ton—Henry Baker, Edward Reynolds, ewis
ley, Theophilus A. Lehmann ; George Frederick Jo.
La Fontaine.
Priests of Oxford—Rev. Samuel Clarke, 'B.A., St.
John's College ; Rev. Nathaniel Woodarclt,l3.lij
Magdalene Hall ; Rev. Wm. Tylden, •°'" of
College (by letters dimissory from the Archbishq
Canterbury. A St'
Priests of Cambridge—Rev. John Davis,l3-:',014e
John's College ; Rev. Henry Potter, B.A Peaw'rol.•
College ; Rev. Firmen Vigers, M.A., 8.A.,
Col-
lege ; Rev. Evan Haynes Hunter, 8.A., Trinity Col-
lege; Rev. Thomas Boggis, 8.A., Emmanuel
Col-
lege ; Rev. William Wigson, 8.A., St. Johns
lege ; Rev. William Richard Thackeray, 8.A., Feur
St. s
broke College; Rev. Philip Hale, B.A. Jebni,
College ; Rev. John. Hitchcock, 8.A.1 Christ's co,_
lege ; Rev. George Meads Ged, 8.A.,
College: HaYes-
Priest of King's College, London—Rev' St.•
John

EFFECTS OF THE TARIFF. --A gentleman, residing
not seven miles from Coupar Anghs9
SiF
life long been a warm friend and admirer of
R. Peel and his Tory measures, finding his Pncke $
and those of his constituents (being factor fo:,0
number of Tory landlords) not a little affected by tuv_
operations of the tariff, has allowed his former to
suddenly to change into determined hatred; and ()
who has all
such a length has he carried his resentment, that, !!,:r,
content with removing a full-length portrait of
11,
Robert that used to adorn his dining-room, and ,n°,,r.
signing it to the lumber-room, has also had 11'3 b",(1
dener employed for some time back in uprooting L(Lic,
casting out every plant and shrub from the g3rtifut.
bearing the name of Peel—nay, even those be9%oFe
dahlias and other sweet flowers and shrubs ol,j,is
gentleness and delicacy marked them out as fited
to be named after Lady Peel—have all been destro.o)
of
by stern command, that not a vestige may reinni and
the hated name that is spreading such desolatinn cite
ruin over the financial affairs of the country•----Van
Warder. The
PRICE OF BREAD IN PARIS AND LONDO,•--:,
c
highest price of white wheat of the first to'
Paris is 32f. per 1i hectolitre, which is 11,00
48s. 10d. per quarter ; and the highest price ell'iows
wheat in London being 555. per quarter, it ',,no in
that wheat is 12 per cent. dearer in London than
Paris. The duty on the importation of foreign
into England is now 20s. per quarter, whieh,isretiris'
to nearly 41 per cent. on the price of wheat in 09
The highest price of flour in Paris is 54f• Perci of
kilogrammes, which is equal to 335. 11d. Per,s:l,-ore
2801 b. English; and the highest price of tletn. '7, 3:4
don being 455. per sack, it follows that flour,—nrice
of
cent. dearer in London than in Paris. I'Lle
bread of the first quality in Paris is 31e. P:ird Ter
grainme, which is equal to rather more than the
tall
41b. English, and the price of the 41b. loaf 5,t,
priced bakers in London being now 7/eL, at doll
that bread is nearly 43 per cent dearer in Lon
h•
than in Paris. frac,-
Captain Taylor has been employed by
Government to construct a floating
in
Marseilles ; and it is further proposed to h3v,ec6eed•
erections at other ports, should the project su"
the

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B
IR TH S. lady of Francis
On the 15th inst., at Heckfield, Hants, the '
hest'
Pigott. Esq., of a son. A. rtircer,
On the ]sth inst., the lady of the Rev. Dr. N°
master of the City of London School, of a see. lady of 0- IS'
On the 16th inst., at Yoxford, Suffolk, the
Kerrison, Esq., of a son. diaper'
°(
On the 16th inst., Mrs. How, of Stroud-green' af ii, g t 4"
On the 17th inst., the lady of Pascoe St. L. Gren e
ipteer,
of a daughter. fjOhn '
On the 17th inst., at East Dulwich, the lady 0' _
jun., DI., of a son

MARRIED. 130
i AlPb° '
On the 17th inst., at St. Ann's Church, Soho, I‘..r. er 1-
Henry Jones, only son of Mr. George Jones, auctiltia-jgbler
center-street, Leicester.square, t• Anna Jane, Oil."
of W. Stevenson, Esq., of Brewer-strect.

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DIED. i gewisenb'
At Hnnover, on the 10th inst., Mr. E. D• gjersill s' tr
who was for fifty years in the servce of the Boyal '3-1 - ' A
whose father had previously served them as long. lc. 'lef
On the 16th inst., at 016, Re ient-street, Mr. Robert go. o
Durham, of the late State Lottery Office, in the 65tb year ,
his age. goal Stiv
On the 15th inst., at Broughton Hall, Stonbam .14.-.- '
folk, Mr. S. R. Ford, aged 65. ;Miles P4l'
On the lath inst., at Cottingliam, near flull. Vi°
thvvayte, only son of the Rev. M. Beazthwayte
of Henley, Suffolk-. (seer
On the I4th inst., at Hadleigh, Suffolk, Charlotte ,'
giana, wife of the Rev. Wilmer Willet, aged 42. „e Dit.'
On the 15th inst., in Mount-street, Grosvenor-square,'
Martin, aged 85. :A v, f lb°
On the 15th inst., at Bath, Constance Cecilia, wi"°- °
01
late Parr Bulkeley, Esq. opt°
On the 15th inst., at Duston House, near Northa
R. G. A3erst, Esq., aged 73. micebb. i 5
On the 16th inst., at Park-road, Dalston, Mr. -i- -nail's
Beevors
On the 16th inst., Lieutinalit-Colonel George '"
Standen, late of the Scots Fusilier Guards, aged 4e. Sea``
On the 17th inst., in Grosvenor-place, Francis ."
tile
Blunt, Esq C
.. of rabbell, Sussex, aged 52.
On the 15th inst., at Lodsworth, Sussex, Anna Gilbert'
of
infant daughter of Hasler Hollist, Esq. elaeat sOll
theOliaittehNeilr.stßh.inKsat.3„,aotfGßroatvbesehndth, Robertd JLoake,
100'
er i c, agr -. A Do-
On the ]6th inst., at Regent-street, Dlr. R. I(• '''
•E q•
On the 16th inst., at Stamford-hill,. John A. Droop,•°

London; Printed and Published by 1111311D0
No. 112 .Strand, at The Sun Office No. 11 °,Aq
the County efßddlesex, Monday, December 19,2.