The Sun.
London, England, 1827-03-12 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 9. —At a- congregation on Wednesday
last the following degrees were conferred:—
BACHELORS IN DIVINITY.—R. G. S. Browne, St. John's
College; R. F. Blake, Caine College. -
MASTERS OF ARTS.—W. Butt, Downing College ; Rev. R. S.
Robson, Catherine Hall.
I 13Acmcunts Iv Civxs. W. Jackman, Trinity Hall ; J.
Phillipps, Trinity Hall.

BACitELOR. or. Aars.—H. H. Franklin, Corpus Christi College.
The Rev. J. Merewether, M.A. of Queen's College, Oxford,
domestic Chaplain to her Royal Highness the Duchess of Clarence
—and the Rev. J. Twycross, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin,
were admitted ad eundem.

On Saturday last, the Rev.. Robert Andrews, M.A. and the
Rev. Henry Fearon, E. A. of Emmanuel College, were elected
Fellows on the foundation of that Society.
The vicarage of.Aisgarth, Yerksibire, in the patronage of Tri-
nity College, is vacant by the resignttork of the Rev. R. W.
Evans, M.A.
On the 28th nh. the Rev. Cremer Cremer, RA. was .insti-
toted to the Rectory of Ailmerton with Runton near the sea an-
nexed, in Norfolk, on the presentation of William Windham,
ESq: • of Felbrigg Hall, Rear-Admiral of the Red ; and on the
same day the Rev. Cremer Cremer was instituted to the Rectory
of Felbrigg with Melton, on the presentation of the said Admiral
Windham.

The Rev. Chas. Robertld, B.A. has been instituted to
the Rectory of Blakenham, Suffolk, on the presentation of the
Provost and' Pello'ws 'of Eton College:
OXFORD, MARCH 10.—On Wednesday last the Proctors for
the ensuing. year Were elected by their respective. Societies, and
their election announced to the Vice. Chancellor. The Proctors
elect are the Rev. Charlet Thomai. Longley, M.A. Student of
Christ Church, and the Rev. Andrew Edwards, M.A. Fellow of
Magdalen.
On the 4th inst. Mr. Charles Wells was admitted actual Fellow
of New College.

'On Thursday the following Degrees were conferred :--
MASTERS Or ARTS-W. Elton, Christ Church, Grand Com.
pounder ; Rev. E. Griffith, Exeter ; Rev. H. Jones, Exeter ;
Rev. T. Byrth, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. C: Tucker, Wadham.
BACTIELORS or ARTS—M. R. Southwell, Exeter, Grand
Compounder ; T. D. Hudson, Exeter.

ECCLESIASTICAL PREFERMENTS.

Sunday Dr. Lloyd was consecrated Bishop of Oxford by the
Archbishop of Canterbury, at Lambeth Palace.
We understand that Dr. Gray, in consequence of his elevation
to the See of Bristol, vacates the living of Bishopwearmouth, in
which valuable preferment he is to be succeeded by the Hon. and
Rev. G. V. Wellesley. •
The Rev. C. R; Ashfield, B.A. to the Rectory of Blakenham,
Suffolk ; patrons, the Provost and .Fellows of Eton College.
The Rev. F. Swanton_ has •been instituted to the Vicarage of
Piddletrenthyde, Dorset., to which he had been- presented by the
Dean and Chapter of.Wiuchester, the. patrons thereof.
'the Rev. T. S. Hughes, B.D. Christian Advocate, to the Pre-
bendall Stall in Peterborough, vacated by the death of the Lord
Bishop of Boehm. tet .

The Rev. Dr. King, son of the late Bishop of Rochester, to
the Arcluleaconry of Rochester.
The Rev. W. Wallinger, M.A. of University College, to the
Vicarage of Hellingly, Sussex ; patron, the Earl of Chichester.

The Catholics of England have already resolved to
hold, in a few days, a general Meeting of their hodY, to deliberate
on the course to he pursued at the present critical' juncture of
their 9.ffairs. _

The inhabitants of Goodman!s Fields, on the east-
ern part of the Metropolis, are likely to have- a splendid Theatre,
built near the spot where Garrick first appeared, which •is to be
under the management of Mr. Elliston, and Which will also be
a great ornament and 'improvement in- the neighbourhood. We
understand it is to be built by shares, and to be called 4c The Royal
Brunswick Theatre."
DUEL.—In consequence of some words which oc-
curred between John Somerset Russel, Esq. of Powick Court, in
this county, and Mr. John Parker of Old House, a message was
sent by the former to the latter gentleman, and on Saturday after-
noon a meeting took place on Kempsey Ham. Mr. Russel was
attended by Captain Barneby, and Mr. Parker by Lieut. Palmer.
The parties fired, but without effect, and their seconds interfering,
the cornbatants shook haddi and left the ground,—;Worcester
.Journal,