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London, England, 1821-12-17 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCL

OXFORD, DECEMBER 15:
Tuesday, the Rev. James °unlock. M.A. of Merton
lege, was elected Fellow of University College; and Mr. Geote,
Davis was elected Scholar of the same Society, on the Bead
Foundation. • "
Tuesday, the following Gentlemen were *crinkled ro Dewitt
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The Rev. Thomas Wyatt, Trinity College:

CY MITS.

William Drake Sealy, St. Alban's Hall.
William Stratton, St. Edmund Hall.
John Wetherell, lirasennose College.
Edmund Philip Stock, Magdalen Hall.
Edward Trelawny, (Mel College.
Henry Thursby, ditto.
John Williams, Jesus College.
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Thomas Procter, Jesus College.
Frederick Richard Stevens, Worcester College.
Henry Peyton Sadler, Pembroke College.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
The Rcv. T. G. Roberts, Fellow of iirasennose College, pr-
ford, to the Rectory of Uan fiber, in the Diocese in Hato,
The Rev. J. T. liurlock, D. D. of St. John's Cdliege, Cant;
bridge, to the Prebendal Stall of Husbonse and Burhage, ill the
Cathedral of Salisbury.
The Rev. H. Wilson, Vicar of Great Bedwin, and Dom ic
Chaplain to the Marquis of Aylesbury, to the valuable Living
of Colllngbourne Duck, Wilts.
The Rev. T. Watson, M.A. to the Rectory of Mutton, all
nominated to the Curacy of lisrdley, with the stipend of 4150
per antniM. .

Earl Somers has appointed the Rey. Francis Coke, M.A. pre,
bendary of Hereford Cathedral, to be one ot his Domestic Chap.
lains. A Dispensation has also passed the Great Seal, enabling
the Rev. Francis Coke to bold the Vicarage of Sellack, and die
Clopelry of Rifles Capri annexed (presented to hint by the
Dean and Chapter nt I lereford Cathedral), with the Rectory a
Gladcotry, Radnorshire.
Tice Hair. bourse, to the Rectoty of alp,
bans, Susses.
The Rev. John Webb, nrie of the Minor Canons of Gial,
eater Cathedral, to the Vicarage of Cardiff.
The Hex. John Spurwey, to the Rectory of Pitt Portia;
Tiverton.

The Rev. W. I. Ilirdwood,to the Vicarage of Ilolme,Dem
The Rev. Alxtthew Vicars, to the Itcctory• of Allhallows,
Exeter.
The Rev. John Strode Foot, to the Vicarage of Liskeird,
Cornwall.
The Rev. Joseph Ashbridge, to the Vicarage of Ikatb, •
Derbyshire.
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The Rev. R. T. :rade, to the Rectory of Mstrston %pt.
Somerset.

The Rev. James Mainwaring, Vicar of Cainham, near
low, b.. been appointed, by the Earl Somers, our kis Lore,
ship's annestic Ch4naim.
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'Tuesday, the hey. Witham thnanr, :\. M. ore of th, parseric
Chaplains of the bi.ltop of Ezetrr, Prele:nd,.ry of Eider
thedral, and Rector of Sr. Petr,,cl-., in that etty, was collard te
the Rectory of St. I'eter Tavy, :ti Devon, conferred on him by
the Bishop, void by the death u the Itter. Cr. Moore.

The Bishop of CIIESTER strongly recommends:
mode adopted by himself among the married la•
bourers of Wallingham, near C !vhenllec•
tor of that parish. His Lordship divided a certain
quantity of glebe land into allotments of ball ad
single acres, and each labourer unit a large family
was allowed to rent one of these all.,(11101t at 3 111C0
Berate rate. With the assistance a: I a
grazing, most of them were soon able to key . a cow
and a pig, to raise more than suff.&nt vege.a. iesfor
their famiiies, to add materially to their comlort in
many minor respects, and they were shortly ableto
contribute to the parish funds, instead of being con.
sumers of them. "At the same time," his Lordship
observes, " the men were kept from the alehouse,
their leisure time being more happily occupied in
cultivating their little spot of ground. The rent was
punctually paid, and the land as well, if not better
cultivated than any in the parish. Spade cultiratioa
is very beneficial in cases of this kind; even the ma-
nufacturer or artisan soon use it with ease and skill.'

HERTEL
Tuesday, the Lady of the Rev. N. Cole, Hurston Whatnot,
of a daughter.

MARRIED.
medale, the Rev. Henry Fothergill, Canted
p, to Miss Margaret Wharton, of Ashfold,l

Wednesday, at Chedden, Somerset W. bletford, M.A. w
Mary Eliza, only daughter of the late Hobart Andertoo,l4
of Jamaica.

DIED.
Saturday se`nnight, after a long illness, the Rev. Mr. Fah•
ner, Vicar of Deddington, Oxfordshire.
Aged 74, the Rev. Samuel Ryder Weston, D.D. Retued
Therfield, near Royston, Herta, and one of the Prebends elk
Paul's Cathedral.

At Ossington, near Newark, the Rev. John anima&
M.A. and late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, ia b
80th year.

At Sidmouth, the Rev. Charles Hardy, youngest son of tin
late John Hardy, Esq. of Low Moor, near Bradford, sulks'
ther to the present Recorder of Leeds.
Wednesday, at his house in Queen Anne-street West, Sit Ru-
tin Browne Folkes, M.P. and F.R.S.
Sunday sennight, at his house in Dun.ford-street, Stocelamt,
the Lady of Dr. Isbell.
In Park-street, Plymouth, Mrs. Byrth, widow, of a cancel
after a long illness.
Wednesday, Augustus Edward, youngest son of Mr. P. larkipt
Master, R.N.
After a short illness, ?Jr. James Down, surgeon, late d
Oakhampton.
Nov. 30, at litres, in the south of France, Marianne, e 1
daughter of the Rev. 'Moms Jones, Whitehall Chapel.
Dec. 12, at Rochester, from injury sustained by a fall frog
his granary, on the Saturday preceding, Mr. George Men,.
wether, landlord of the NVlrite hart public-house, and formal!
of the George and Dragon, Canterbury.
Sunday sennight, Mary, wife of William Phillips, of Siut.
row's-lane, Cambridge : her clothes caught fire from a candle
on the Friday night previous, and burnt her dreadfully oa tit
chest, neck, arms, and face. She was taken to the hospiul,
and languished In the greatest agony till the Sunday.
Dec. 9, at Bath, Mrs. Ironside, widow of the late Coital
Gilbert Ironsitle.

July 8, at Mysore, in his 31st year, Captain Paul Poggenrilt
of the Madras Artillery.
On his passage to Calcutta, where he was going to resides
with Free Mariners' Indentures from the Hon. East India Caw
pany, Mr. James Duncan Dallistone, aged 23,years.
Saturday sennight, Henry Baron, of Longrow, near Blab
burn. He was a man of uncommon strength, and his death no
considerably accelerated by his own inadvertency. About in
weeks ago he was drinking at a public-house in that town, is
company with several persons, one of whom had a bull belsuirl
to him in a field, which Baron undertook to drive to a unit
field, distant about a mile, on condition of becoming the sort
of the bull, and another person offering him. 20s. extra. JO°
immediately pulled off his coat, drank a glass of spirits, rod ig
off to accomplish his task, which be completed, after Inki
dragged by the animal, which he held by the tail, through W'
fields. In accomplishing his purpose, he was thrown into s *iv
lent perspiration, and whilst in that state, drank a (=side*
quantity of cod water, from the effects of which be was sorb
indisposed, and lingered until Saturday se'nnight.
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