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UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENtE.

CAMBRIDGE, JUNE 16.
Sir William Brownesthue Gold Medals for the present year
were on SiturdaY last adjudged as follow :—For the Greek Ode.
and Latin Odes to Mr. Henry 'Nelson Coleridge, Scholar of
King's College; and for the Epigrams, to Mr. Richard Okes,
Scholar of the same Society.
The Rev. Francis Russell Hall, Fellow of St. John's
lege, was on the 11th inst. admitted Bachelor in Divinity.
John Dashwood, Esq. of Trinity Hall, was on the same day
admitted litsehelor in Civil Law.
Thomas A. Broornhead, Esq. of Christ College and William
Lambe, Esq. of Caius Colleges were on Wednesday last ad-
mitted Bachelors in Physic.
Mr. James Justus Tucker, of St. John's College, was on the
same day admitted Bachelor of Arts.
OXFORD, JUNE 17.
In the ConvOcation-holden in the Theatre on Wednesday, the
Honorary Degree of D.C.L: was 'conferred on the following
Noblemen and Gentlemen :

The Right Hoil. Lord Apsley, M.A. of Christ Church, M.P.
Lieutenant-General the Right Honourable Lord Hill, G.C. B.
K.T.S. N.T. and S.G. presented by Joseph Phillimore, Esq.
Regius Professor of Civil Law.
The Right lion. Sir William Grant, of his Majesty's Privy
Council, &c. &c. presented by Right lion. Sir William
Scott, Knt. one of the Representatives in Parliament for the
University.
Sir Jacob Astley, Bart. formerly of Magdalen College.
General Sir Anthony Farrington, Bart.
Major-Gen. Sir George lUurray, G.C.B. and K.T.S.
Lieutenant-Colonel Sir H. Hardinge; K.C.B. and M.P.
Sir 'Thomas Lawrence, President of.the Royal Academy.
George Watson Taylor, Esq. M. P. •
John Ingram Lockhart, Esq. formerly of University College,
one of the Representatives in Parliament for this City.
C. O. Bowles, of North Aston, Oxfordshire, Esq. M.A. of
Christ Church.

Charles Peers, F.sq. of Cliislehampton Lodge, Oxfordshire,
M.A. of the University a Cambridge.
H. Southey, Esq. formerly of Collage, Poet Laureate
to the King.
And Joshua Watson, Esq. Treasurer to the Society for Pro-
moting Christian Knowledge, the Clergy Orphan Society, and
the National Society fur the Education of the Poor io the Priu-
ciples of the Established Church ; presented by Dr. Phillimore.
And the Ilooorary Degree of M.A. on Rowland Hill, Esq.
Gentleman Commoner of Oriel College; presented by the Bev.
Edward Hawkins, M.A. Fellow of oriel college.
After the above Gentlemen were presented to their Degrees,
an Ode, in honour of the King's Accession, written by the
Rev. John Josias Conybeare, M.A. of Christ Church, and Pro-
fessor of Poetry, and set to music by Dr. Crotch, Professor of
Music, was performed with great effect by the full orchestra,
both vocal and instrumental, engaged for the Musical Fenival.
On the conclusion of the Ode, the Creweian Oration was de-
livered by the Rev. Mr. Crowe, 11.C.L. of New College, the
Pttblic Orator ; after which the Prize Compositions were re-
cited in the following order
Latin Essay—" Quznam fuerit Concilii Amphictyonici con-
sfitutio, et quam vine in tuentiis Grzciz libertatibus, et in I'o-
pulorum moribus formandishabucrit."—James Siittgold Boone,
B. A. Student of Christ Church.
Latin Verse—" Newtoni Systema."—William Ralph Citur-
ton, some time of Lincoln College,.and now of Queen's Co:-
lege, on Mr. Micheli's foundation.
English Essay—" On the influence of the Drama."—Alexan-
der Macdonnell, M. A. Student of Christ Church.
Sir Roger Newdigate's Prize.—English Verse—" The Tem-
ple of Diana at Ephesus. William Ewan, Commoner of
Christ Church.
Lord Hill and General Murray were in military uniform,
and were decorated with their several Orders of Knighthood.
Lord Hill was greeted with the most rapturous applause: See
tlie conquering Hero cokes, was played by the band on his entry.
At the conclusion of the recitation of the Prizes, the Vice-
Chancellor dissolved the Convcication ; after which God save Ike
Aringwas sung, abd accompanied in excellent style by the whale
of the performers.

Atter the company had left the Theatre, a large party, up-
wards of 250, were entertained in a most elegant manner by
the Vice-Chancellor, in the Hall of Brasennose College. Lord
Hill, Gen. Sir George Murray, Sir Wm. Grant, Sir Wm. Scott,
Sir Thomas Lawrence, the Bishop of Landaff, the Heads of
several Colleges, and their Ladies; and many other distin-1
guished persons, were of the party.
. Great anxiety prevailed during the whole evening of Tuesday,
respicting the arrival of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, who
was expected to dine with Mr. Bathurst and a large party, in
the Hall of AU Souls College, at eight o'clock. The dinner
was delayed a considerable tbne in consequence of kis Grace's
not arriving. Wednesday morning the same degree of doubt
and once, tainty prevailed, and the Opening of Convocation was
retarded in the hope that he might arrive in time to take his
seat ; but business of the most important nature detained his
Grace in London.

Yesterday, be following Degrees were conferred:
The Rev. Mr. Franks, M.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge,
was admitted ud eamdens. •

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DOCTOI ix nsvnarr.
Rev. G. Sheppard, University College, Grand Compounder.

SACIINLONS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. John Lingard, Brasennow College.
Rev. J.nnes Willi.uns, Fellow of Jesus College.
wasyses OF ACTS. •
Rev. John Templer and Richard Greaves, Wadham Cape,' -
rand Conipounders.
Rev. H. B. Domvile, Oriel College, Grand Compotmder.
William Blackstone Lee, Fellow of College.
Henry Sissmore, Wadham College.
Rev. Samuel Young Seagrove, Magdalen Hall.
Frederick De Chair, Oriel College.
James Mure, Student of Christ Church.
Rrv. Henry Pearce and Edward Elms, Christ Church.
Rev. Philip Filleul, Scholar of Pembroke College.
George Edmund Daley, Rev. Rite Hughes, and Rev. James
rcorge, Jesus College.
Rev. Nathaniel William Hallward, Worcester College.
Rev: John Jefferis Coles, ,Balliol College. -

SACIERLORS Ur ARTS.
Maurice Tele =be, Esq. Exeter College,-Grand Compounder.
John Butt, Lincoln College.
James Wiggitt and Thomas Quarles, Exeter College.
Hasler Capron, Brasennose College.
Rev. John Hobson, Magdalen Hall. • •
Jonathan Phillips Carpenter, Christ Church.
Thursday, Mr. Henry Gipps, of Worsoster College; was
elected Fellow, and Mr. Thomas Knight firth, Scheirr of that
Society.
Same day, Mr. Pope, of Queen's Collhapbmai elected Fellow
of that Society, on the Michell Foundsdro.
At an Ordination held by the Ili '4 Norwich, in the Cr
thedral Church of Norwich, on firrall,t last, the following per-
sons were admitted into Holy Orders :
smarms.
John Hurt Barber, B.A. Wadham College, Oxford. •
Henry 13enwell, RA. Merton College, Oxford.
James Blomfield, Emmanuel. College, Cambridge. •
Thomas Charles Brown, Jesus College, Cambridge.
Augustine Earle Uoyd Bulwer, B.A. Pembroke Hall, Climb.
Hyani Born, St. Peter's College, Cambridge.
Ellis Borroughes, -B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
Edward Drury Butts, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Charles Carver, jun. Caius College, Cambridge.
Bell Cook.
John Buckle Cremer, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
John Bs oolis, Crowe, B.A. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge.
John Cuatance, LLB. Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
William Elliot, Student of St. Alban's Hall, Orford.
Nicholas Fiat, M.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Alexander Greares, B.A. Queen's College, Cambridge.
Nathaniel Win. Hallward, M.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
Henry Harrison, BA. Jesus College, Cambridge.
Edward John Howntan, B.A. Bene't College, Cambridge.
James Irvine, M.A. Marischal College, Aberdeen.
George Edward Kent, B.A. Bene't College, Cambridge.
Richard Lewin, Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
John Lillistone, RA. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
George Munford, Magdalen Hall, Oxford.
Richard Thomas Powell.
Richard Fortescue Purvis, Jesus College, Cambridge.
Robert Pyin, Magdalen Hall, Oxford.
John RandelL
Hodgson Richard Shepherd, St. Alban's Hall, Oxford.
Houghton Spencer, late of Trinity College, Cambridge.
James Desrlturst Sprigge, St. Peter's College, Cambridge.