The Sun.
London, England, 1829-06-15 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 12.—At the congregation held.
Iterday the following degrees were conferred :
BACHELORS IN PIITSIC.
Alexander Murray, St. John's College.
Algernon Frampton, St. John's College.
Thomas Briggs, Caius College.
Fredei ick Johnston, Jesus College.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.
William Whitear, St. John's College.
Frederick Elwes, Pembroke College.
James Abbott, Queen's College.
George Member, Queen's College.
Henry William Stuart, Queen's College.
Thomas Brand, Magdalen College.

At the same congregation a grace passed the
Senate to allow the Assistant at the Observatory a
salary of eighty pounds a year.

The follo-vviWgentlemen are appointed Barnaby
Lecturers for the ensuing year :----
MATHEMAT.—Rev. Joseph H. Harris, M.A. Clare Hall.
PHILOSOPHICAL—Rev. W. Hildyard, M.A. Trin. Hall.
RHETORICAL.—Rev. Charles Currie, M.A. Pemb. Coll.
Locicnr..—Rev. C. H. Maturin, M.A. King's Coll.
TRINITY COLLEGE EXAMINATION.--Alphabetical
list of the first classes :

SENIOR SOPIiS.

Birkbeck
J. M. Heath
Illyers

11. Pearson
Steel
Tate

Travis
W. Walker

Aleller

JUNIOR SOPHS.
Sheppard
Wallace
West

Whiston
Worlledge

Nash
Paton

Alford
Allen
Chisholm
Elli.
Garnett

FILE*IIMEN.

Gowring
Hamilton
Haw trey
D. Heath
Lushington

P. Pickering
Shilleto
Thompson
Webster
Williams.

OXFORD, JUNE 13.—The Regius Professorship
of Divinity in this University, to which is annexed
a Canonry of Christ Church and the Rectory of
Ewelme, has been given to the Rev. Edward Bur-
ton, B.D. late Student of Christ Church. It is but
justice to Ministers to state that no appointment
could have been more judiciously made, nor could
any have given more general satisfaction than this
has done. Mr. Burton is well known to the literary
world as the author of a very valuable theological
work on the " Testimonies of the Ante-Nicene
Fathers to the Divinity of Christ." He has long
been distinguished in the University as an admirable
classical and critical scholar, and is perhaps altogether
the person, of all others, best calculated to fill the
important post now conferred upon him with credit
to himself and advantage to the University.
On Saturday last, being the last day of the
Easter Term, the following degrees were conferred :--

MASTERS OF ARTS.

Henry Hodgkinson Bobart, Christ Church.
Rev. Francis Aunesley, St. John's.
Rev. John Missing, Magdalen Hall.
Lovelace Bigg Wither, Oriel.
Rev. Edward Truemau, Worcester.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Charles Marriott, Queen's.
Edward Hartley Orme, St. Mary Hall.
Sir Thomas F. F. Boughey, Bart. Christ Church.
Sir John Mordaunt, Bart. Christ Church.
Edward Hulse, Christ Church.
William Serer Lendon, Christ Church.
William Harcourt Isham Mackrvorth, Balliol.
John Lawson, St. Alban Hall.
James Stovin Lister, Worcester.
William Webb Ellis, Brazen-Nose.
Ernest Adolphus Waller, Brazen-Nose.
Bennett Vere Townshend, Brazen-Nose.
Thomas Lewis, Jesus.
William Bowling, Jesus.
William Lloyd, Jesus.
Charles Lloyd, Jesus.
Richard Bassett Wilson, University,
William Henry Rooper, University.
Alfred Charles Bridge, Exeter.
Henry Mogg, Exeter.
William Littlehales, Exeter.
Charles Moore, Exeter.
Thomas Waddon Martyn, Exeter.
Henry Flesher, Lincoln.
Charles John Laprimaudaye, St. John'''.
Hugh Matthie, Pembroke.
George Robert Marriott, Oriel.