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London, England, 1831-07-11 00:00:00

THE CHURCH.

CAMIIIIIDGS, JULY 8.
At the Congregation on Saturday last the following de-
grees were conferred :
Bachelors in Divinity—Rev. George Elwes Conic. Ca.
tharine Hall; Rev. Joseph Hambleton, St. John's College.
Bachelor in Civil Law--John Turner Graver Browne,
Trinity Hall.
Licentiate in Physic—Algernon Frampton, St. John's
College.
Bachelor in Physic--Francis Richard Philip, Quesn's
College.
Bachelors of Arts—John Clement Middleton, King's
College; Richard William Mork., Trinity College • James
Morgan, TAnity College ; John Weighell, Pembroke Col-
lege ; William Hopkins Harrison, Cetus College ; James
Hine, Corpus Christi College; Edward Cantor, Christ
College ; John Durand Baker, Christ College.
At the same Congregation, the Rev. Michael Lally,
D.C.L. of St. John's College, Oxford, was admitted ad

eundeass _
On Monday, the Rev. John Davies, of Queen's College,
was admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; and Richard Monckton
31ilnes, Esq. of Trinity College, Honorary Master of Arts.
At a Congregation yesterday, John Wreeford Budd, of
Pembroke College, was admitted Licentiate in Physic, and
lement Francis Broughton, of Emmanuel College, Master
of Arts. William Palmer, M.A. of Magdalen Hall, and
Robert Eden, M.A. of Corpus Chiisti College, Oxford, were
admitted ad eundem of this University.
Horatio Samuel Hildyard, B.A. Classical Lecturer of St.
Peter's College, and slacjanlay W. Oliver, B.A. are elected
Fellows of that society.
William Brooke and George F. Battiscombe, of King's
College, were, on Saturday last, elected Fellows of that
society.
A splendid whole2ength portrait of the Duke of Grafton,
by Sir T. Lawrence, presented by Isis Grace to Trinity Col.
lege, was last week placed in the combination-room. The
painting, although commenced in 1814, two or three years
after the Noble Duke had ceased to be a lteprescntative of
the University, was left unfinished at the d.auli of the artist,
and the drapery has since been completed by Mr. Simpson.
The Rev. Wm. Henry Drage, 31. A. of Emmanuel Col-
lege, has been appointed one of the Minor Canons of Roches-
ter Cathedral.
On the 28th ult the Lord Bishop of Peterborough insti-
tuted the Rev. Samuel Hall, B.D to the Rectory of 3lid-
dleton Cheney, in the county of Northampton, vacant by the
death of the Rev. Ralph Churton. Patrons, the Principal
and Scholar, of Brasennose College, Oxford.
On Tuesday last, the Lord Bishop of Peterborough in-
stituted the Rev. H. li'yatt Cottle to the Vicarage of
Watford, in the county of Northampton, vacant by the re
signal ion of the Rev. Thomas Cole. Patron. the King.
On Tuesday last, being Commencement Day, the follow-
ing Doctors and Masters of Arts were created
Doctors in Divinity.—The Very Rev. Geo DavysH
Christ's College, Dean of Cheater, and Rector of All
Balloter, London %% all ; liev. Edw. Everard, St. Peter's
College, Chaplain to the Household at Brighton ; Rev.
John Griffith, Emmanuel College, Prebendary of Rochester,
and Vicar of Aylesford ; Rev. Albiersey Picken, .Fellow of
St. Peter's College, and Head Master of Blundell's School,
Tiverton, Devon ; Rev. Matthew Irving, Trinity College,
one of Isis Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary, and Prebendary
of Rochester ; Rev. 'rhos. Burnet, Christ's College ; Rev.
John Sharpe, Sidney College, Vicar of Doncaster, and
Domestic Chaplain to the Earl Clanwilliem.
Doctors in Physic.—Edward Morton, Esq. Trinity
College; henry John Bayles Bond, Esq. Corpus Canal
College; George Burrows, Esq. Caius College; John Read
Conic, Esq. Caius College; Henry Burton, Esq. Caius
College.
King's College-
Gregory Lemann.
St. Peter's College—William Putter, William Scott, John
Clarke Russell.
Clare Hall- John Stamper Lowry, William Whining.
ton, Ralph Watkins Fisher, John Haymes, Juhn Dealt
Waite.
Pembroke College—Charles Herbert Cottrell, Wm. Tre-
menheere.
Caius College Wm. Ilaughton Stokes, John James
Smith, (ha. Bland, John Morgan, Aug. W enman Langton,
George Pearse, John Spedding, Joseph Henry Jerrard.
Corpus Christi Cullege—Robert Scaplehorn, Luke Flood
Page, James Goodwin, William Dodd, Edward Jones,
William Barker, Thos. Wm. Wrench, Wen. Thornton.
John Houghton. Edmund Kerriston, John Clarke Haden,
Thos. Edward Hankinson, J. H. Smelt.
Trinity Cullege--Win. Geo. Parks Smith. John W. Dal-
try,Joha Rainy, Joseph Watkins Barns, James Prince Lee.
Charles Perry, James Lloyd Wallace, Rolm. Money Chat-
field, John de Eerier Frampton, Janus 3lickleburgh,
Franke Parker, Frederick Arkwright, Frederick Ford, Chas.
Joeqh Goodhart, Frederick Martin E. Herbert Fiteher-
bert, Edward Salkeld, John Geo. Martin,
Thos. Wil-
liamson Peile, Henry Edward Fawcett, Robert Ildetton,
Henry Fox Atherley, Jishn Wordsworth, Thos. Alfred
Ashworth, John Vigden Povah, Christopher Rawlinson,
Robert M'etigwood, lien. Eras. Shaw Lefevre, Wm. Evans
llartopp, Henry Spellman Marriott, Edward Priestley
Cooper, Evelyn Waddington, William Webster, James
Henry Stone, C. Frederick Rogers Bayley, Thomas John
Kuight, Richard Hall, James nlaclaren, John &mall,
Andrew Corbett, Charles Atticus Monck, Francis Pooley
Roupell, Charles John Simpson, Henry Barker, Alexander
°hermit, Carteret John Wm. Ellis, John Wallace King,
George Platt, Edward Young, George Wm. Sandford,
Robert Drummond, Arthur Willis, F.:beneser Robertson,
Richard Lux, Morgan Thus. Marcus G. Beresfurd, Titus.
Ilulton Croft, Wns. Paynter, Joseph Jas. Frobisher.
St. Johis'sCollege— !lonia* Bros, John Charles Snow.
ball, John Harrison Evans, Henry Almack, Thomas Lund,
It. NI. Blackett Ilotcherby, Norris Cogswell, Wm. Selwyn,
John Alex. Bae:ster, John Yardley, James °sena, Martins
Cooper, Robert Nowell Whitaker, George Adolphus Hop.
kilts, Joseph Heywood Anderton, Charles Smith. Charles
Fryer, Josiah James, John Weybridge, Disney Wilshire*.
Joseph Webster Harden, Thomas Overton, John Clifton,
Timothy Brayshaw, Robert Snow, Wm. Quekett, John
Bally, Edward Swarm, Edward Ramsay, Robert Stammers,
()ammo Lu..rd, Jas. Appleton, G. James Assheton Drake,
John Drake, Becher, Charles Eurwicke Douglas, Henry
Hoare, Edward %Valter Lowe, Edward Luard.
Emmanuel College.—George Robert Tuck, Thos. Briggs
Dickson, John Collins, Francis George Rawlins. George
Gore, Ldni. Henry Knowles Lacon, Robert Leman Page.
Queen's Cullege.—Lewis Marcus, George Cheere, Ed-
mund Hollond, Frederick Duttautoy, Thomas Watkins,
Charles Maynard Hesilrige, Jacob Picton, John Julius
Hodges, John slieffield, Thomas Burrow. Samuel William
Bull, Joseph Singleton, Thomas Joyce Whittington, John
White, Twines Barker Ingham, Josiah Bateman, Middle-
ton Onsiow. Henry Griffiths.
Claim's College.- Robert And. Riddell, Wm. Staunton,
Henry Enuilly, Frederick Drought Etre.
Jesus Colleee.—Charles Neslield, Thomas Puoley, Won.
Nesfield Andrew's Benjamin Agar, A fred %Car Iteynard.
Trinity 11411—Thomas Hals.ml. Francis H. Wollaston.
biMey Cullege.—Jatuea shore, Wm. David Sheard.
Magdalene Cullege.—Thoinas Hutto Bird, Sant. Smith,
Titoism' Boyden, George Walter %1 ranghans.
Downing Cullege.—St. John Wells I.ucas.
FOREIGN USIVERSI lE.i.
The official ahnouncement of the ('nurses, which ento.

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