Star.
London, England, 1827-05-07 00:00:00

GLASGOW, MAT 28.

LORD Recroa.—No former Lord Rector of our Universiry has
more endeared himself to the Students than the present. Mr.
.Campbell has conducted himself with all the dignity of a Gentles
man, and at the same time with all the famliatity and winning
condescension of one who recognises the same Alma Mater, and
whole still strongly alive to. those, early associations of which the
"boy poet" must have been peculiarly susceptible. We cannot
ogee a better instance of this trait in the character of the Lord Rec..
tot than by stating that. on Friday last, he was pleased to Meet with
Sapper party, consisting of nearly fifty Students, at the house of
James Blair, H.q. Blythswnod Hill. Beanies the other splendid
arrangements of the evening, there was an excellent musical band
Is attendance. Mr. Blair, in a short and eloquent addren, pro.
prised the health of the Lord Rector. In concluding, he addressed
Lis Lordship—. Permit me, my Lind, to present yens with a small
testimony of our regard ; the expression indeed is feeble, hat the
impression is indelibly filed on our beans." He then presented
hint with an elegant Piece of Silver Plate, en which was engraved
the following inscription
TO TUOMAI CAM/MILL, Eus
Lord Rector of the University of lasgow,
Front a few of his Constituents,
Appreciating his worth and admiring his genius.
In tree dent Suva current, duns wintibus umbrae
Lustrabent convexa, polus dum sidera pascet,
Semper hones, nomenque taunt, laadesique manebunt.

11111 - CCIZ•IL.

Mr. Campbell made a very animated reply, and tie evening
was spent with the greatest conviviality and tit moat turn.
pbry damns.

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, MAY 4.
Wednesday at a eengreptira the following degrees, were eon.
'tarred:

Bacsmos sr Dsvuserr—William Johnson, St. John's College.
MA sssss or A am.—Morgan 'Thomas, Trinity College; Charles
PHtiam Pilliere, St. John's College ; Robert Harkness, Si.' Alan's,
College; John Goodman Maxwell; Caius Cargo; Rawls. Goose,
Ca/us College; Charles Aastio, Jeans College; Thomas Grainger
Hall, Fellow of, Magdalene College ; Rev. Robert Bentley
Buckle' Fellow of Sidney College; William .Brooke Kempson,
Sidney College.

BAllllLolllolPirmuc—Nicholas Francis Davison, Cahill College.
I &customs or ALIIIJOhn Hamilton Hall, Trinity College ;
James Lloyd rinity College; Evelyn Waddington, Tri-
nity College ; James Wallace,bavis, Sc. John's College; William Braith-
waite, St. John's College; John Gwytber, St. John's College;
William Wheier Hume, St. John's College; William Scott, St.
Peter's College; Bradfield Sanders, St. Peter's College; John
Biddulph, Clare Hall ; Edward Richard Poole, Trinity Hall;
Thomas Nicboll, Trinity Hall • Daniel Capper, Queen's College;
Joapph Medlicott, Queen's &liege • Joseph Singleton, Queen's
College; Lewis Marcus, Queen's College;
John White, Queen's
College; Gustavus Warner, Queen's College; William Grice,
s
Queen's College; Richard Stainforth, Queen College • Edward
Barlow Seekerson, Catharine Hall; John Jennings flaskii, Catha-
rine Hall; William J. J. Leach, Jesus College; Benjamin Agar,
Jesus College; Thomas Boydell, Magdalene College; Francis
G. Rawlins, Emmanuel College; James Joseph Hamilto Lawson,
Sidney College.
OXFORD, May d.
Tuesday the Rev. Thos. Hanle, B.D. !comedy Student of Christ
Church, was nominated by the Heads of Colleges to preach the
Bampton Lectures for the year 1828.
On the same day Evan Morgan, B.A. COMMON' of Jesus Col-
lege, was elected Scholar of that Society.
Wednesday last the Rev. John Sbuldham, M.A. Student of
Christ Church, was nominated a Public Examiner in Likrie His.
menioribass.

Thursday the following Degrees were conferred—
BACIICLOS is Divrarrir—Rev. Charles Henry Watling, Fellow
of Jesus College. Bachelor in Medicine, with Licence to practice
—Hercules Moore Bon!thee, Merton College.
MASTIFF or Aars—ltev. Thomas Alban, Worcester College;
Rev. Henry Wood, Edmund Hall; Joseph Williams Moss, Mag-
dalen Hall; Rev. George Andrews, Trinity College; Rev. Wm.
Francis Harrison, Deasy of Magdalen College; James Robert
Pears, Fellow of Magdalen College; Rev. Henry Limon, Demy
of Magdalen College; Rev. Frederick Grit= Middleton, Demy
of Magdalen College.

Ricnuaoaa or Aura—Lawrence Eberall Judge, New College;
John Scott, Edmund Hall ; John Frederick Leach. Brasennose
College; Edward Hughes Chamberlain, University College; John
Usburne.University College ; Edward Bridges Richards, Jesus Coll.;
Charles Washington Lawrence, Brosennose College.

ZCCLIStaiIICAL

Rev. G. S. Weidemann, late Curate of Resale, has been appointed
to the Perpetual Curacy of &. Paul's Church, Preston, Lancashire,
en the nomination of the Rev. IL C Wilson, Vicar.
The Right Rev. Dr. John Kaye, D.D. F.R.S. Master of Christ's
College, Cambridge, and late Bishop of Bristol, has been installed
Bishop of Lincoln.
Rev. Wm. Norris, M. A. has, on his own petition, been insti-
tuted to the Rectory of Warblington, Hants.
Rev. Geo. Hall, M.A. has been instituted, on his own presenta.
tile as patron, to the vicarage orrenbuty, Worcestershire, and
the Rectory of Rochford, Hertfordshire, vacant by the death of
the Rev. Thos. Roche.

Rev. J, C. Jervois to be Cl.aplain to the Bath General Hospital,
vice Rev. P. Kilverr, resigned.
The Earl of Moray has presented the Rev. Alexander Watt,
A. 74. to the church and parish of Dalgety, Presbytery of Dunbar,'
vacant by the death of the Rev. John Scott.
Rev. Charles Carte, B.D. of Oriel College, to the Vicarage of
Charles, Plymouth, vacant by the death of the Rev. Robert
Hawker, D.D._

The am William Pakentiam Spencer, hf.A. Fellow and As-
sistant Tutor of St. John's College, has been presented to the
Rectory of Starrton, in Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Whitear.

Wednesday se'nnight, the Bishop of Peterborough instituted the
Rev. Tbnmas Mercer, M.A. to the Rectory of Artbingworth, in
the county of Northampton, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Longhorn flashy:

Tuesday, Mr. ',lames Turnbull was ordained Minister of the
New Church, Brighton street, Edinburgh, by the Belief Presby-
tery of Edinburgh.

An Inquest was held at the Fitch cf Bacon, George-
street, Sc. Wes's, on•the body of Sarah Wiry, aged 3% who was
run over by a cnal waggon. The deceased, a vender of fruit, fell
under the wheel in endeavouring to save her stall from being over-
turned, when her brad was so cradled that she died' en the spat.
Verdict—Accidental Death.