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ject. The Magistrate said it watproper all hackney.
coachmen should know they had no right to stop up
a public road. He regretted that tlie defendant,
having borne such a good character, should render
himself liable to a prosecution, The object of the
summons was to bring him forth to be identified
in order to proceed against him for public example;
therefore, the case was represented at the proper
quarter, but whether such proceeding would take
place is not yet ascertained. The defendant left the
1 Office, evidently much afflicted by the communication.

UNIVEIZSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, AUGUST Ift.

Sunday se'nnight, the Bishop of Hereford held as Otarr3,
in the Cathedral of that city, when the following utnacws*
were ordained : DEACONS.
George Robinson, B.A. New College, Oxford.
Thomas Gretton, B.A. Christ Church, Oxford.
William Edwards, B.A. Christ College, Cambridre.
John Phillips, B.A. Trinity College, Cambridge..
Oliver Cave, M. A. Balliol College, Oxford.
Bernard Ward, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford.
Henry Hoiden, B.A. Worcester College, Oxf. rd.
James Nurse, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
F.dward lluwlby, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge.
Aaron Thomas, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
Richard Davies, M.A. Oriel College, Oxford.

rainrs.
Joseph Parry, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridze.
Oeorge Coke, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Richard Fayle, B.A. St. Mary Hall, Oxford.
William Duchy, B.A. Queen's College, Oxford.
Walter Shirley, lI.A. New College, Oxford.
Richard Mytton, LLB. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Mercer, examined Student in Civil Law, Trinity CI
lege, Oxford.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rev. Liscomb Clarke is the new Prebend of llerefonl
Cathedral.

The Rev. William Wilkinson, 7-7. A. of Christ Church, Ox.,
ford, is appointed Chaplain to tt..: Earl of Athinn?.

The Rev. 1). Lloyd, to b.: Chaplain of Haslar HosritaL
The Rev. George liarber, the present Chaplain to t'•:e tawny
prisons, is about to resign that sie,,,,tion, in con,,eq:e.:7:ce of heirs
appointed pastor at the New Church, Chatham.
Oa the 25th ult. the Rev. James Cruickshank was admitted
Minister of the parish of Turriff.
Thursday, the Rev. Mr. Lemont, from hiltrnr:ot4,wzsad.
milted Minister of the Relief Chapel, South Colhp-street,
!Wit:burgh.
On the 7,lst July, Mr. John Martin, Preacher of the Covd,
was ordained, by the Presbytery of Hamilton, to the pastocal
charge of the Presbyterian Congregation connected with the
Established Church of Scotland, Barryton Street, Bala;
Nova Scotia.

Dr. J. H. ARNOLD has been appointed by the
I Archbishop of CANTERBURY his Grace's Vicar• Gene.
ral, and Dr. SWABEY his Commissary of the City and
Diocese of Canterbury. ,
No less than one hundred aid three medical students
had the degree of Doctor conferred on them on Wed-
nesday last, at the University of Edinburgh.
Miss BYRNE, the singer, whose death has been re.
ported by some of the Dublin scribe;, is, we are
happy to say, alive, and singing in Dublin.
Two witnesses were examined at the late Assizes
for Worcester, one of whom was one hundred and
five years of age, and the other one hundred and
one. The elder, William Crammer, has through
life lived by collecting hare and rabbit skims through
the county; the junior Centenarian lives in the city
of Worcester, and was formerly a waterman. They
both gave their evidence with much clearness. Cram-
mer, who resides at Redditch, 17 miles from Wor-
eester, declined riding home, and performed the dis-
tance hi one day.