The Sun.
London, England, 1829-07-17 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JULY 17.—The Rev ;Samuel Wilkes
Waud, M.A., of Magdalene College, was on Tues-
day last elected a foundation Fellow of that Society.
The Rev. Henry Harding, M.A., of King's Col-
lege, was last week instituted, by the Lord Bishop
of Lichfield and Coventry, to the rectory of Ald-
ridge, in the county of Stafford; patron, Sir Ed-
ward Scott, Bart.
The following gentlemen of this University were
ordained on the 28th ult. by the Lord Bishop of
Gloucester :
PRlEsTs.—Robert Peel, B.A. Trinity College,
and John Chell, 8.A., St. John's College.
DEACONS.—James Mickleburgh, 8.A., Trinity
College; John Askew, 13. A., Emmanuel College;
Wm. H. R. Bayley, M.A., and John Weybridge,
8.A., St. John's College.
At an ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of
Lichfield, on the sth inst., in the Cathedral of that
city, the following gentlemen of this University were
ordained :
dDEACONS.—John Corser, 8.A., Geo. Wm. San-

ford, 8.A., Robert Wedgwood, 8.A., and John
Young, M.A., Trin. coll.; John Biddulph, B.A.
Clare hall; William Kew Fletcher, M.A. Magd.
coll.; Henry John Goodwin, B.A. Emman. collft;
Nathan Hubbersty, B.A. St. John's coll.
PRIESTS.—Josiah Bateman, B.A. and Thomas
Burrow, B.A. Queen's coll.; John Alexander Bax-
ster, B.A. St. John's College;, Samuel Edward
Bernard, B.A. Magdalen College; Charles Birch,
B.C.L. Trinity Hall; Samuel Hey, B.A. Corpus
Christi College ; Frederick William Sharpe, B.A.
Emmanuel College; William Staunton, B.A.
Christ College; and Hugh Wood, B.A. Trinity
College.
The Bishop of Norwich will hold an ordination on
Sunday the 27th of September.

THE O'CONNELL FUND.—Money continues
to flow in steadily from the country parishes to assist in
the completion of the tribute. The committee, anxious
to do all they undertake well, by confining their attention
to one object at one time, have for the last month devoted
their labours to effectuating the registry in Clare, in such
a way as to secure Mr. O'CoNNELL's return. With what
success may be estimated by comparing the number regis-
tered there against the most indefatigable opposition of the
landlords and their agents, with those registered in other
counties. The Clare election disposed of, the committee
will be enabled to return to the collection of the fund with
increased activity.—Dublin Morning Register.
FATAL DUEL.—On Saturday morning, W.
LL—n, Esq., accompanied by Esq.,
and W. O'D—LL, Esq. attended by his relative,
O'D—LL, Esq., met at Jackson's Turret, in this county,
( Limerick,) in consequence of some difference which took
place as they were returning from the house of a friend,
where both had dined the day before. Every effort was
made by several friends to adjust this difference, but inef-
fectually—when, on an interchange of shots, the former
Gentleman fell, having received Mr. O'D—LL's shot in the
hip, which afterwardsentered his abdomen, and, melancholy
to relate, be only survived till evening. What renders this
event the more painful is, that, until this occurrence, both
were on terwa of the greatest intimacy. Mr. LL— was
a fine young man, married some time since to a County Clare
Lady, who, whether from the shock or otherwise, we are
not prepared to say, was confined yesterday, being now the
sole parent of an infant son, born on the day its other parent's
remains were committed to the grave. We understand that
istr. O'D—LL is in a state of the greatest affliction.—
Limerfcli Evening Mail,
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The Goodwood Races on the 12th, 13th,
and 14th of August, promise a most brilliant assemblage
of the first Nobles and Gentry of the land, with all the
celebrated turf characters. No less than twenty-four races
will afford abundant sport during the three days ; and
when we announce that the Drawing-room Stakes are
worth 9501., and the Gold Cup nearly 5001., the entrance
for these of the first-rate horses is certain. His Masrm
sends five from his stud. Mr. Glir.r.yy sends his Marne-
Tuke, Glenartney, and Varna. The winner of the Derby
and Oaks will run : for one race forty-nine horses are
entered, and twenty-five for another

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Our respectable Correspondent at Exeter will see that his
wishes are now attended to—and shall be. The matter
was more accidental than intentional.