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London, England, 1820-05-08 00:00:00

OXFORD, MAY 6.

Saturday, the Rev. Thomas lieble, )I.A. was atnittied Fel-
low of Corpus (7hristi College.
Thursday, the following Degrees were conferred :
BACHEI OR IN D1V11413 V.
Rev. John Williams, Fellow of Exeter College.
MASTERS 01' ART&

George.Fitz-Ernest, Trotal. St. Alban Ilan.
The Rev. Thomas .Genston Calhoun, Demi of 11.`„;c1aIen
Culkge.
Ichabod Charles Wright, Fellow of ditto.
The Rev. Ge•rge Rulk.ton, Merton College.
Rev. Daniel Francis Warner, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. John Jones and George Woodh•use, Trinity College.
BACIIELOILIi •f ♦azs.

John Hunt, St. Alban HAI.
William Ives, Magdalen
lian Lemuel Skuldh.im, Christ Church.
George Burmiater and Frederick William Gray, Trinity Coll.

lat;L Foskett, Worcester College.
The Rev. John Jones, M.A. of Jesus College, and Archdea-
con of 'Merioneth, in the D;ocese of llongor, has been elected
Cation &tnpton'► Lecturer for the next year.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

The Rev. Frederick Charles Spencer, M..i.has bean-instituted
to the Rectcry of Wheatfielti, Oxfordshire.
The Rev. F. Wrangham, M.A. F.R.S. of Trinity College, is
presented to the Rectory of Thorph-sset, near Maim.
The Rev. Thomas Pearce, to the perpetual Cure of Tyware,
reach, Cornwall.
The Rev. F. William Bayley, Vicar •f St. John's, Matigzte•
tote Chaplain of the House of Commons.
The Rev. Mr. Mark, late Curate at Knaresborough, to the
Living of Burgh-by Sands, Curnberlan4 vacant by the sle.i.th
of the late incumbent.,

The University of Glasgow have conferred the degree of
Doctor in Divihity on the Rev. Robert Rennie, MiniAer of
Box rowqottnness.

The•Univer,ity of St. Andrew's have unanimously conferred
the degree of Doctor in Divinity on the 11ev. Lealie Mootlie,
Minister of Inveresk.

MARRIED.

On Saturday. the 29th ult. at St. Pancras, by the Rev. G.
Lawrence, William Emerson, Esq. of Euston-square, to Miss
Russell, of Cadogar.-place.

I)1 ED.

On the 4th instant, at Lkson.Grove, North, St. Mary-la.
Benne, after a long illness, which he bore with exemplary pa-
tience, Thomas Pattrick, Esq. in the 82d year of his age—a Gen-
tleman whose honourable and upright principles throughout life
endeared him to a large circle of acquaintance.
April 2S, aged 4.5, the Right Hon. Wilmot Vaughan, Earl of
Lisburne. His Lordship dying unmarried, is succeeded in his
title and estates by the Hon. Colonel John Vaug'.:an.
Tuesday, General Vicars, formerly of the Life Guards.
In Galway, Captain David Power, en the half-pay of the
44th Regiment.
Of a decline, aged 24 years, Lieutenant George Reade, of the
Armagh Militia.
In Kilkenny, in the prime of life, Lieutenant John Kenny,
Kilkenny
At Carrickmacross, Timothy .oTlaherty, Iq. Scholar of
Trinity College, Dublin.. •
April 22, at Edinburgh, Margaret, wife of Colonel Munro.
April Is, Georgiana, aged IT, youngest daughter .f the late
Rev. John Fraser, Libbcrton, Lanarkshire.
April 14, at Paris, Dime Helen Celt, relict of Sir David Rae,
of P.skgrove, Bart.
April 22, at Edinburgh, Alexander Hour, Esq. of Rathcr,
banker in Edinburgh. •
Dee. 23, at Buenos Ayres, lieutenant James Reid, R. N.
April 6, at Campbelton, Alexander Auld, Eaq. of Carcoside,
and late of Demerara.

April 2.5, at Bsuliogne-sur-Ifer, in France, in the Slst year of
his age, the Hon. Augustin Richard. Butler Danvers..
April 26, at Geashill; in the King's County, of a tionsumptior.,
and in the 25th year of his age, Richard Edward Digby, Se q.
son of the late Dean of Qonfert, in Ireland.
April Si, at Doonbokn. Ayrshire, Wm. Macdonald, Esq. of
Ballishere, to Elias Jana Blair,, youngest daughter of the late
Captain Wtn. Blair.
Agri "i 4, the Rev. Christopher Taylor, Rector of Pay.
Aged"sl, the Rev. James John Tatman, M.A. Chaplain of
Bromley College, Vicar of North Curry, and of Stogumber,
Somerset.

At ,his seat at Parkstone, near Poole, aged $7, the Rev. T.
Smith, Rector of Doohead, near Shaftesbury.
Thursday, the Rev. S. Westby, Master of the Grammar
School, Dies, cnd Rector of •Kenninghall, Norfolk.
Thursday, at his house at Dealings, Thomas Kett, Req. Cap-
tain and Adjutant of the East Suffolk "Militia.
Thursday, at Bevis Mount, Hampshire, Henry Halton, Esq.
Barrister at Law, &c.
. Nov. 7, at. Port St. Mary's, Mr. Stephen Allen Goodwin,
formerly printer in Canterbury.
Saturday se'nnight, at &kith's Cottage, West Farleigh, Wil-
liam Pbelp Perrin, Elq. aged 82.
Wednesday, at St. Stephen's, near Canterbury, Frances, fifth
daughter of the Rev. Henry Plumptre.
Friday se'nuight, in conaespence of a fall from-kis horse, Sir
John Trollope, Dart. D.C. L. of Casewick, bear Stamford,
Lincolnshire.

Last week, at Greenwich Hospital, Mr. John Coney,• for-
merly Drum-Major of t►e Chatham Division of Royal Marines.
Oliver, eldest son of the Rev. John Grace, of Kilkeedy,
County of Clare.
May 1, Louisa, third daughter of Thomas• Vowel! Burton,
Esq. M.P. During the last month we announced the death of
three.other children in the same family.
At Port-Dundas, on the 6th April, George, youngest son of
Collector Herbertson, Port-Dundas.
At the Black Rock, near Dublin, at the age of 57, Thomas
Pardy, Esq. late Captain in the 56th Foot.
April 25, at Jersey, Edward Merritt, Esq. late Deputy-Pay-
master-General to the Forces in that Island.

Tuesday, at her father's house In. Upper Grosvenor-streetoSu-
un, the last surviving child of John What ton, Est M. p.
On the 26th ult. in Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury, Alrs,
B. C. Jackson, wife of LieutenanC-Colonel Jackson.
The Earl of Selkirk, who died on theillth ult. at Pau, in the
South of France, was in his 49th year. Ills Lordship was the
youngest of five sons (all of whom attained to manhood) of
Dtinbar, fourth Earl of S.Akirk, who died in 1799. In the lat-
ter end of 1867, he married the daughter of James Wedderbtun
Colville, Esq. by *Lom he has left one son, now Earl of• Selkirk,
born in 1609, and two daughters. Her Ladyship accompanied
the Earl to North America, and afterwards to France, and oon-
tinued, with painful and unwearied assiduity, to administer, till
the last hour of his life, those kind and soothing attentions which
wealth can neither purchase nor reward.
Friday se'nnigkt, in one of Davy's Alms-houses, Exeter, Elisa-
beth Heath, in the 103 d year of her age ! A.„ister of the de-
ceased is now living in Exeter, who has nearly sompleted her
hundredth year.

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