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London, England, 1818-10-26 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, OCTOBER 23,
The Rev. Richard Duffield, Fellow of St. joh,
and the Rev. Charles 'Musgrave, Fellow of Thar
were on Wednesday elected Pra.Proctors for the
The Rev. James Salisbury Dunn, and the Rev, j
of St. John's College, were, on the same day,
ten of Arts ; and the Rev. Clement Strong, of
lege, Bachelor in Civil Law.
OXFORD, OCTOBER 24.
Saturday, ,October 10, the first day of ALchte-
the followink Degrees were conferred:
MASTERS or ARTS.
Rev. Andrew Edwards, Denny of 3lardaltn Con,
Rev. William Gurney, of St. Edmund 1141

Br.CHELORS or Asti.
Mr. Jo ' th Forthll, of Exeter Contr.
Mr. Thomas Sncw, of Exeter College.
Thursday, October 22, the following Deracs
BACHELOR PI CITLMIT.
Rev. John Davison, lace Fellow of Oriel C.Zege.
BIAITESI or acrs.
Rev. John Greenl7, of Christ Church.
Mr. George Rust, of Brasennose
Rev. George Do Ileaume, of Pembroke Contr.
Rev. George Martin, of New College.
IBACRELORS Or Anil.
Mr. Robert Everest, Scholar of Cnicct.ity C0:1.;
Mr. John Ogle, of Christ Church.
Mr. !lorry Etfward Steward, of Christ Church.
Mr. William Wilkinson, of Christ oEccit.
Mr. Thomas 'Layton, of (Ineen's,Cellege.
Mr. Thomas Alexander Boma, of Westmost
Mr. James Norris, Scholar of Corpus
ECCLESIAST I C.IL PRO)10T:t iN.
Rev. G. J. ilaggitt, Fellow of Christ Co!..;;;.,
the vicarage
r4.gefluiSPyearrhalinAiitt.b. clhliv-Ctl"
cory
Rev. Edward Mdsew Daubs:.:, to the
and Stowell.

Rev. Robert Lurie, to the Nlcarne of Micsm
fordshire.

N.
Rev. L. X. Mitchell, M.A. Vicar of Lianmori
in the Dinceot of LLandaff, w th: Vicarage of 1•101
Diocese of Ifertfocti.

Thursday, the Rev. R ih.!rt llamond, Clerk,
stituted to the Vicarage of Rag Walton, and Rte
toothcrpe, in the County of Norfolk.
The ',aril Chi.ucellor has presentA the
to the Rectories of St. Mildred and 111 Sa.
I vacant by the deofase of the Ray. F:. W. Whi•aker.
The Rev. George Lawson, irons 11J:tait in L
been admitted to the Pastoral charge of the
don of KilmarnOck, which has been far :am:
tLe death of the Rev. Robert Jaffray.

STlvnight, the Rev. Alexamirr Tiny
by the Presbytery of I)alkeith, ovastz.nt and
Ike. Wm. Torrenc,, his father, 'Afiairier

Tuesday a Methodist Chapel was qv
village of Tolpuddie, Dorset, and a it,
sons accompanied the :sliaistns from il
the occasion. After evening serice,
nisters and their friends were prep axing t,
mob of about 106 pe.sans assembled, a
in a most disorderly manner. A Lady be
the Minister's party, before she could fp
carriage, was pushed down a bank ia:c
the horses being frightened by the tumult
the driver was. for a considerable time,
proceed; and the ladies were ander the t
walking a great distance, exposed to bra
The dnvers, horses, and carriages, were
stones, mud, &c. the windows of the chi
and even the side of the chaise was piene.!
One Lady, who rode by the driver, receni
blow on her head ; and at jiddletna, two
l'olpuddle, the driver received a blow
which, had it not been for a large neckch
probably have proved fataL

BIRTH.
Thursday, at the Rectory. Wutherrarth, the
Rev. Edward Berke, of a danhter.

if AUM ER

Thursday, at Canterbury, Major Munro, of the
lery, to Nlri. Taylor, of St. Dunst_',.
The Rev. George Mingay, M.A. Rector of N
bridgeshirv, to Mary Webb, second daughter of 1
Giraud, Esq. of Sunbury, Middlesex.
The nee. George gaiter, M.A. Vicar of Cam
shire, to Arabeih Maria, second daughter of G. I
of Richmond, Surrey.
The t...a inst. at Sebergham, the Rer. Jong!
31iss Gill, of Castle Sowerhy.
The Rev. Dian James, of Stepney, to Snrr,h
daughter of the late W. Paisley, Esq. of Jamaica.
The Rev. Mr. Jones, of Pavtarvranc, Brecuns
met, only daughter of W. Morgan, I-7sq. of WA
ganshire.
The Rev. Thomas Martin, of 31:Imeibury,
Vizard, of BristoL
The Rev. Joseph Best Mattock, B.A. to Hat
daughter of Mr. John erre, of Plymouth.
Thursday, the Rev. S. R. Allom, of Kiddermi
Mary• King, younzest daughter of Mr. Julia Kit

DIED.
The sth inst. the Rev. Jos. SCOTT, Head Mast
Grammar School, Newport, aged 72 ye.as.
Aged GA, the Rev. F. W. Whittaker, Rector of
and ..*-11 Saints, Canterbury.
Monday, at Southampton, the Rev. Michael
Fellow of Exeter College, and Rector of the Pa/13
in the Island of Jersey.
At Glasgow, the Rev. Robert Balfour, o
nisters of that city, in the 76th year of his age,
ministry. He left his own h0t...," on Monday
usual health, but in passing thr......gh some of the
came suddenly indisposed, and was carried to a I
where every assistance was procured, but in yai
the following day.

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