The Sun.
London, England, 1827-06-09 00:00:00

SUBJE6TS.

GREEK ODE :-Sanetius his animal
Deerat adhuc, et quod dominari in ctera posset :
Natty; Homo
LATIN ODE :-Iphigenia in Aulide.
EPIGRAMS :—HC.CNbarra tkoArip.ccra.
The Greek Ode, the Latin Ode, and the Epigrams,
mentioned by the Vice-Chancellor as " having great merit,
and to the authors of which permission is given to trans-
cribe their exercises into the book containing the prise-
compositions" were written severally by
Wordsworth sen. Trinity College. , t
Selwyn, St. John's College.
Hankinson, Corpus Christi College.
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The Members' prizes of fifteen guineas each, to two
Bachelors of Arts, for the encouragement to Latin prose
composition, were on Tuesday last adjudged to Messrs.
Richard Williamson and W. M. Heald, of .Trinity Col
lege.--Subjeet, Humerus.

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The Members' prizes to Under-graduates were yesterday
adjudged to E. 11. Fitzherbert and T. W. Peile, of Tri-
nity College. Subject,— -
Grmcia capta ferum victorem cepit, et artes
• Intulit agresti Latio.
A Lay Fellowship in Downing College has become
vacant, open to all Graduates in this University and the
ITniversity of Oxford, in arts, physic, and civil law. The
election will be on the 30th October.

OXFORD, JUNE 9.—On Saturday the 2d inst. being the
last day of Easter Term, the following Degrees were con-

(erred :—.

MASTERS OF ARTS.—Wm. Fisher Audlarid, Taberdar
of Queen's; Rev. John Farlam, Queen's; John Menzies,
Scholar of Corpus ; Robert Eden, Scholar of Corpus ;
Hon. John Boyle, Ch. Ch. ; Rev. John Perkins, Christ
Church ; Rev. John Oakeley Hill, Ch. Ch. ; Rev. Robert
Watts, Lincoln ; John Henry Hippisley Tuckfield, Oriel;
Rev. Thomas Jones, Wadlaarn.
BACHELORS or ARTS.—Abel John Ram, Oriel college,
Grand Compounder ; Joseph Trotman, Worcester ; Digby
Michael Bourne, Scholar of Worcester ; Geo. Landon,
Worcester ; Thos. Barrington Geary Moore, Pembroke ;
Francis Jenne, Scholar of Pembroke ; Samuel Hay
Parker, Pembroke; Robert David Cartwright, Queen's;
Edward Pollard, St.. Edmund hall; Jas. John Rowe,
Magdalen hall; Giles Pugh, Magdalen hall; Baldwin
Leighton, Christ Church ; Ambrose Goddard Lethbridge,
Christ Church; John George King, Brasenose; Thos.
Nixon, Lincoln ; Field Flowers, Scholar of Lincoln ;
William Purton, Trinity ; Seth Burge Plummer, Uni-
versity; William Sewell, Postmaster of Merton; Fres.
Russell Nixon, Fellow of St. John's ; Frederick Morgan,
St. John's; Henry Wm. Maddock, St. John's; Thos.
Wood ' Davison, W'adham ; Francis Burford Leonard,
Wadham ; John Gould, Wadham ; David Horndon,
Exeter.
On Wednesday the 6th inst., the first day of Act Term,
the following Degrees were conferred
DOCTOR IN CIVIL Augustus Barrington,
Fellow of All Souls', Grand Compounder.:
BACHELOR ric Drvrcur.—The Rev. George Cracroft,
Fellow of Lincoln College.
MASTERt OF ARTS.—Rev. C. Hippisley Tuckfield, Fel-
low of All Souls', Grand Compounder ; Rev. James Ashe
Gahb, Jesus, Grand Compounder; Rev. Thomas Pitman,
Wadham; Graud Compounder ; Rev. Charles Parker
Price, Scholar of Pembroke ; Rev. Thomas Pinder Pan
tin, Queen's; Rev. Alex. Templeman, Queen's; Rev.
Thomas Lathbury, St. Edmubil .Hall; Rev. Henry Car-
negie Knox, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. Richard Messiter, Cor-
pus ; Thomas Medland, Scholar of Corpus; Lewis Par-
brick, Christ Church; Rev. Wm, Sergison, Brasenose;
Rev. Henry Cockerel], Trinity ; Rev. Andrew Bloaarn,
Scholar of Worcester ; Thomas Maude, University ; John
Mitchenson Calvert, Oriel; Rev. Thos. Morgan, Jesus;
Henry Griffith, Jesus ; Geo. C. Kekewich, Exeter.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.—Fred. Calvert, Student of Christ
Church, Grand Compounder ; Mortimer George Thoyts,
Christ Church, Grand Compounder ; Uvedale Thomas
Price, Christ Church, Grand Compounder ; Caddell Hol-
der, Trinity, Grand Compounder; Henry Baugh Thorold,
Trinity, Grand Compounder ; John Brown, Exeter,
Grand Compounder; Thomas Tyers, New College; Chas.
Greenall Daires, St. Mary Hall ; Joshua Lingard, Si.. Mary
Hall ; Henry King Collinson, Queen's ; Joseph Maude,
Michel Scholar of Queen's ; Stephen Morgan White, Ed-
mund Hall; John Symons Avery, Magdalen Hall; John
Towlson, Magdalen Hall ; John Christopher Dowdeswell,
Student of Christ Church ; Hon. John Chetwynd Talbot,
Student of Christ Church ; Fuller Wenham Lewis, Christ
Church; Edw. Wm. Batchellor, Christ Church; Thos.
Tolming, Brasenose ; Phillip Henry Lee, Brasenose; Rich.
Brinsley Hone, Brasenose ; Edward Grevile Ruddock,
Trinity; Julius Nouaille, Trinity; William Griffith, Je•
sus ; Win. Staunton, Magdalen ; Edw. Steade, Magdalen,
Charles Fanshawe, Demy of Magdalen ; Andrew Wm. Go.
ther, St. John's; John Windus, Exeter.
The following subjects are proposed for the Chancellor's
prizes, for the ensuing year, viz. :
FOR LATIN VERSES--" Machina: vi vaporis impulsm."
Fon AN El-m..lm Esser—" The domestic virtues and
habits of the ancient Greeks and Romans compared with
those of the more refined nations of modern Eusope."
FOR A LATIN ESSAY----" Unde evenit ut in artitial
libe-
ralium studiis prwstantissimus quisque apud singular civi-
tates eodem fere saeculo floruerit?"
The first of the above subjects is intended for those gen-
tlemen who, on the day appointed for sending the exercises
to the Registrar of the University, shall not have exceeded