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07CPORD, NOVEMiRR 30.
Thursday; Mr. Owen Jenkins, B.A. Scholar of Jesus Caney;
was ideated Fellow of that Society.
Yesterday, Messrs. Unwin, Morriss, and Blunt, warn, elected
Scholars of Corpus Christi College for the Diocese of
Chester ; and Mr. Lambert, far the Diocese of Wilts.
Yesterday, Mr. Charles Coflyns Walkey, Commoner of 114
liol College, and Mr. Morrell, son of Baker Morrell, Ea 1,
this eity,'Were elected Eahibitioners of lialUol College.
Saturday, the name* of the Rev. John Dull, B.D. Student
Christ Church; the Rev. John Hume Spry, M.A. of out!
College; the Rev. James Endell Tyler, M.A. Fellow of Or-i
College • the Rev. Zacharias Henry iiiddulph, M.A. Fellow 44.
Magdalen College; the Rev. George Chandler, 13.C.L. of
College, who had been respectively nominated to succeed to tl:e
office of Select Preachers at Michaelmas nest, were approv.l
in Convocation.
Same day, in Congregation, the following were admitte:.!
to degrees:

DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW.
The Rev. Alexander Nieholl, B.C.L. Regius Professor d
Hebrew, and Canon of Christ Church.

ISASTIRS OF •RTIL
Henry Alison Dodd, Taberdar of_Queen's College.
The 11ev. John Robert Edgar, Trinity College.
The Rev. Samuel Turner, University College.
John Sheffield Co; Fellow of Pembroke College.
BACHOLORS or AIM.
William Woodley Cerjat, Eel. Trinity College, Grand Q.
pounder.
Alexander Wright Daniel, St. Alban I-lall.
Thomas .Oliver Goodehild, Exeter College.

Thomas Deacle, Lincoln College.
William Ralph Churton, Michel's Scholar of Queen's 01.149,
Christopher Flood, Wadlsam College.
Edmund Currie, ditto.
Henry John. Dawes, St. Edmund Hall.
John Frederick Benjafield, Trinity College.
Robert Vernon Smith, Christ Church.
John Cheaies, Brasennose College.
William Rutland, Pembroke College.
George Ilinstead Farrant, St. John's College.
Edward Dawson, Oriel College.
Fretchetville Lawson Ballantine Dykes, Oriel College.
John Davies, Jesus College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Richard Eastcatt, to the Rectory of Ringnsere,
Devonshire.

Thursday se'nnight, the Rev. Robert Ralph' Smith, N. A.
Fellow of New College, to the Vicarage of Adderbury, °mord-
shire, void by the death of the Rev. liolford Cotton. M.A.
and. the Rev. William liohun Yeonlans, %I.A. Fellow of New
Caere, Chloral, to the Rectory of Bucknell, in the same c0u,.!..
void by the.death of the Rev. James Idea, M.A.
The-Rev. Horace Robert Pechel, M.A. Fellow of Ar. Soul'
College, to the Rectory of Biz, Oxfordshire, void by the ck.na
of the Rev. H. lfratheote.

The Rev. George Musgrave Musgrave, M.A. of Brasennose
'College, Oxford, is appointed Domestic Chaplain Lo tLe Lid of
Besborough.
The Rev. T. Davies, jun. 11:A. of Wenyne, Glamorganshire,
and Fellow of Oriel College, afford, to the con-olidated livin:s
of Landough, Cogan, and Leckwith, near Cardiff.
Tuesday st'nnight, the Magistrates and Council of Glasgow,
as Patrons, elected the Rev. James 13arr, D. D. of Olch a:.
street Chapel, Liverpool, to the Church and Parish of
Glasgow, void by the death of the ltev. John Forrest.

In the year 1749, a labouring man having by ac-
cident swallcwed the feather of a large quill,
*hen in the stomach, caused considerable pain, a sur-
geon resorted to the folloWing experiment of relieving
his patient from his troublesome companion :—He
bored a putol bu'lerthroini, brorder tcr attach it more
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securely to a string; this he made him swallow, and
by rolling the man round several times one particu-
lar way, the thread twisted round the quill,' and cu
drawing it up,..he found the quill suspended tole, but
little damaged by its confinement for four or fife days
brso disagreeable an 'abode !
A rat was found in a barn near Birmingham a few
days ago, the death of which had been occasioned he
as: growth of two teeth in the shape of tusks, one or
which, it appeared,,had penetrated its brain.