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London, England, 1816-03-18 00:00:00

DOPER, MARCO' 17.

Atrivcd *t half-past seven yesterday eveniim, in
.lie King George packet, Captain MAMILTIN, !:is
Royal Highness the Duke of KEVT and suite. 'nit:
Royal Duke part ink of an excellont dinner at the
York Hotel; from he n..! ede I it
n'clock this morning, to K•nsington Prime His
Royal Highness cn opined his ji,urney from lE,:us
sington to Brussels in fifty hours.

F. AM,
•W A tatcras woo onx.o NOT OCT INTO DIMINO*
Ned out off hie qaeue, and waa rawder'il with care,
Yet sadly toistalc.qo octo
For thisigit he had t:ilten ran- with hls heir,
The Ildshop found fault with his htsil

LAW I,I7ILLIChNcE.

NYM.

IMOLVENT DEBTORS' COUR I'. AIMPCII
On opening pf the C •art, Mr. S rj int ltwortolEi
Tot/ alluded in some oborvatinns Artiico fell ‘r in as
Honourable Member i f Pa-li tm-nt ('4lr. Gockh trt)
nn Thursday night; rs.l ttive to the noer ttispi of the
Insolvent Debtors' Act, from which thi%pultlic
might be led to stipple that in lily of the insult.-ms
who had been discharg-d, had succeed 'd in attain ng
that object by means of fraud, amn toting i• Rct to
felony. He now called noon the Bsr t m &dire Wm
ther or not, in the course of t 'eir practice or obser-
vation, they had known the discharge of AR insoll
vent when there had been even a semblance of teliny
upon the face of his transactions. l's.e n
at the Bar, with oie general expression, decl +red
that no such circumstance had, to their knowledge,
occurred.

James Davison, commonly callid C .ptain D'vi.
son, who married Miss D one 4n, tl)e actress, was
then brought up to be dischArged. He was -Tpused
by Mr. SMITH, on account of a debt of 1125 J, eutt
to a Mr Gardner.

Mr. Puta.ocx, on behalf of the Insolvent, applied
to the Coutt to allow his client a .Discharge, on nits
admission and acceptance of the .I..bt.
Mr. &writ agreed to consent to it ; but
The Learned Serjeant having viewed the prisoner'.
schedule, cross-examined him as follows: Q I see
by your schedule, that your debts amount in £4,1•211.
Have you no property in the world ? A Nole, irut
some debts due to me, which I h..ve returned. —Q.
Have you a wife ? A. Yes ; but site is in a distinct
situation : she is an actress.—.Q. What is her salary ?
A. She has no fixed salary.—Q. Are you separated?
A. At present we are—(Laugh)--Q. 'I mean have
you a deed of separation? A. NJ.—Q. What is the
average amount of your wife's salary ? A. It she,
is ill she does nct receive a sal try; I was not aware
I had any controul over her sal y. —Mr. rje tot
RartonNorox—Ycu ah'llld have pia it in ),7,,,r
dule. What clothes had your wife? A. ;:te 1;31
no clothes but what the used in 11,0. profc:liioo ; many
of the clothes belong to the theatre.
Mr. Pot.tocx +." If the do not pl ty she is not
paid. I should wish to have the opinion of Ore CA' Nur,
whether the produce of her labour is soci. pert of his
property as ought to appear in the schedulz ?"
Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGTONI You and I, els law-
yers, must know, that for the iptertnediate time of
his being in prison, it ought to appear in the rc!te-
dule ; and no matter how acquired, the property b:.
longs to the hue, Ind. This is one of those case; I
don't like to see."

Mr. POLLOCK—gg It was not any with osi the part
of Mr. Davison to have been sn."

Mr. Serjeant RUNNINGTOY —Were the debts incnra
red before your marriage ? A. A. great part of
them.

Mr. Serjear.t Ruw)marom—e• I Omit not fi.mlly
remand you; but you la ill be brought up ag4:a ou
Monday week; in the mean time you had better
amend your schedule."

At Bedford Assizes, last week, Edward CArtniXer.
lain was charged, upon his own confession with the
murder of Charles Dines, (game keeper to t'ie late
Mr. Whitbread,,) by shooting him, on the night of
the 2d of December last. He was found
Death.

To remove an error into which some persons luve
fallen respecting marriages diving Lent, the following
remark will be; sufficient :—The 62J Canon forbids
Clergymen 40 join any persons in marriage at any
unseasonable times, but only between the hours of
eight and twelve in the forenoon. The word unsea-
sonable, as Bishop Glum( observes in his Coder, ap-
plies to the time of the day, and not to 'any particu-
lar time of the year that the solemnization of mar-
riage is prohibited, whatever notions might fortherly
have prevailed ; at this time neither the Common,
,Civil, nor Canon Laws, lay the least restraint on the
celebration of matrimony during Lent, or any other
season of the year.
Friday was witnessed at Brighton one of the highest
tides that has occurred there for several years. A
' strong South-west wind added to its force. The waves
of the sea broke over the balconies of Williams's bath,
and over the top of H iynes's Tunbridge ware•room ;
the water descending down the chimney destroyed
great quantity (f goods. Al night the storm, increased,
and the fishermen had great difficulty t moor their
boats in safety. A seafaring man was wttlki, g along
the beach at Rottingdean, when unexpeveuiy the
waves encompassed him, and the sun carried him to
sea. In this perilous situation several men ran to his
assistance,. and, by throwing a rope, man was able
to sling it round his body, and was drawa up, after
sustaining severe injury Irons the force of the breakers,
No sooner had the man been landed when the cliff
fell in, and the party was precipitated to the water's
edge; however, they fortunately escaped %via:out fur-
ther accident.

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MARCH I s.
Beef 4s es to Ss sd V.-al 5. 61 to as e♦
Mutton 411 od to 51 4 Pork is 041 5. 64
Beasts 2240—Sheep and Lambs 12,760—. Calves 100 —Pigs 420
Meadow Hay •91 10. to 41 15s I Clover 41 15. to 51 15s.
Straw Bel 12s to set of.
COnx-Exonallos. MARCH 18.—We had a fair sivi.
ply of Wheat this mottling, and having many L.tiyeis,
that of fine quality sold 2s. per quarter higoer, and
all other -descriptions hilly supported the prices t f
this day' week. Barley trztly at a t: 1:1,n:.; ad-
vance. Beans are ls. per quanta. cle:::,7r. Oats itt'S
brisker In sale, and tine sample; 6.1. pt.r Tiarttr
hiAher. In other articles there is no altc ration
Wheat, Kent and Essex, 445. 625. 665.; Sutfoik, 444.

60s. 635. ; Norfolk, 4ss. 6Us. per quarks—Flo:sr
,50s. Sii. pa sack.

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• • • • POLICE. •
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11.10‘4111111-CAtorw.—Friday, C. A Herd and T Aitwinster,
Itackney-writers.in the six Clerks' Office, Chancery-lane, worel
finally examine!, charge.l with stealing a great quantity of re-
thirds of proceediegs in Chancery. Mr. Roberts, Agent to the
Six Clerks, said, on tbr Rh of florember be missed 33 bundles'
of replication', and causes. on parchment, and lour bundles
(bills and -answers, weighing between I and 2 cwt. On the
09th ult. he accompanied au Officer to the house of Mrs. Bridge,
a drum, maker, at lloxtor, where they found .a great quan-
tity of parchment, which he identified, manufactured into drums
and taniborines; and also two butanes not cut up; lie saw them
ail in the Office about three inosehs before they were misieti.—
J. Garrett, foreman to Mrs.liridge,acknnwledged to have I,ought
diem from the prisoners; in consequence of which they were
both taken into custody. In searching Kitminster's lodging, one
of the atts*ers was foenl in his box. J. Garrett said, about the
latter end of October the prisoners offered him a quantity of
r archnsein for sale, for which be gave them 134. per lb. They
• .1 thee were perqiiistites of • ince, and he had no doubt cl. its
1.! NV is' e parchment. Two days alter they came again with
i ku quaaitity, wkeli be bought, and he afterwards bought of
them more •hau a dozen time.. For :he small pieces, he paid
only 9d. perlb, in one of the interviews he had with them he
learned they were employed as Clerks in the Chancery Office.'
Liitibrick, Thiteleton, an.l Hutt, the Officers, proved finding an
Immense quantity of parchment. some made into drums,&c. and
others not made up, in the house of Mrs. Bridge, and that the
last witness in the nt.,st candid manner stated it-0m whom they
were bought ; and from his evidence they were enabled in trace
the prisoners' lodgings.—They declined saying any thing in their
defence, and were fully committed,
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Br/W•STREET.-.-OUTRAGE AND CHARGE OF MURDER.
Cornelius Dluer was charged with the
wilful aurder of the lace Patrick Riley, in Bucke-
ridge-street, St. Giles's, on the lUtb of December
la•t. He underwent an examination before Mr.
BJRNIE, when Thomas Cogan stated, that, on the
evening of the above day, about seven o'clock, he was
passing through Buckeridge street, in company With
Patrick Riley, the deceased ; and when they had
got between the Hare and Hounds and the Black
narse public houses, they met the prisoner in com-
pany with four other men, who separated him and
,his companion, and then knocked them bath down ;
and from the blows he received, his tight cheek was
cut open ; this blow was given to him by the prisn.
ter. The deceased was severely wounded on his
head, and oth.:7 parts of the body ; he saw the priso-
ner kicking him when he was lying on the ground.—
The pris,ner and his companions made their escape,
and he conducted the deceased to a surgeon's, who
dressed his wounds; he was conveyed to his resi-
dence in Holland-street, Blackfriars-road, where he.
Tinguishe a short time, and died of his wounds..:—
he Coroner's Inquest sat on the body, and brought
In a verdict of Wilful Murder against all the parties.
One of them, Thomas :;orwood, was apprehended a
short time afterwards, and committed for the offence
from the dove Office, to take his trial at .the ensuing
Surrey Assizes.

MARLDIROUGH-STNEET.—.-FRAVD.+SatUrday Mary

Stutart, an ehlerly wcruan, W. 43 brought brio- re the
Sitting Iklagiqrate, in custody of P:aiik, the caicer,
charged by Edward Lord Stanley, of Upp, r Brook-
:tree, Grosvenor-square, with fraudulently obtaining
from him a Al note, under the• following circum.
stances appears Lliat on Monday last the defen-
dant called at his Lordship's house,-stating that she
was sent for an answer to a !met from a Mrs. Stan-
ley, residing at S 7, Shoe-lane, whom she stated to be
i r the greatest distress, with a family of five small
e'lildren wholly unprovided for, her husband being
confined in a private madhoussr, kept by Mr. Martin,
at Holton, under the care of Doctor Yanover. Lady
Stanley having previously received a letter in a diffe-
rent name, and the hand-writing rcsenibling very
much the one received by his Lordship, led him to
aupect it came from the same party, and was a mere
fallacy, f,,r the purpose of extorting money ; he de-
i.red that she might wait, during which time a ser-
vant was sent for Plank ; on his arrival, his Lord-
ship, after asking her many questions respecting the
distressed family, which she very readily answered,
gave her a ,61 note, and told her that he would send
a pet son with her to ascertain that what she had re-
lated was true t if so, lie would do something fnr the

family. The deft ndant, after making many arivf)lous
excuses, consented, though very reluctantly, that a
person shouts; go wiih her. Plank was desired to ac-
eomi.any her, and on their getting h(to Grosvenor-
s:apped, and declined going any further ;
upon which Plank told her he must take her into
custody, and, on their way to the Office, she conies.
red she knew nothing of Mrs. Stanley, but had been
sent to his Lordship by a strange woman, whom she
tad met with at a public house. She was tenaanded.

Pine.—Saturday evening a fire commenced in the
house of Messrs. Alpress and Co. No. 9, Great Shire-
lane. The cause is attributed tc.) a quantity of var.
'list] taking fire, which had been kit in one of the
rooms, and is used in their trade as accoutrement.
;makers. The fire had got to a considerable height
before the engines arrived ; and it was discovered.
that Mr. Ilarris's lu.u.e, next door, bad caught fire
also ; every exertion was used by-the firemen, but
both houses were quite destroyed by the devouring
element before the flames could be' extinguished.—
h0u.,..e of Mr. Stevenson, No. 7, was slightly hi.
Jared ; and it was between four and five o'clock ere
the fire was completely subdued.
Friday, Mrs. Pee, of Hagerstone Place, Hackney,
baying occasion to go out for a short time, left a fine
child, five years old, alone in the parlour ; by some
means it contrived to pet into the back yard, and set
Ore to a quantity of hay ; and the smoke having at-
tracted several of the neighbours to the spot, they
found the child burnt to death—the premises were not
damaged.
BURGLARY.—The robbery of the bolus of Messrs.
sol moos and Co. in New-street, Covent Garden, of
bullion and silver plate, to the amount of £'2200, oc-
cupies the attention of the Police. lt , appears that,
on the riida before the robbery, every possible pre.
caution was taken in securing the premises. Bolts
and bars, however( were so impediments to the vil.
gains who committed the robbery, and who went to
work id the most scientific manner. From a small
court in Bedfordbory they gained admission into a
yard behind Mr. Solomon' house, and from thence
Into a privy, which was erected against the main wall
of the house. With a small crow they soon perfo-
rated the wall, and, by further exertion, made a
bole large enough to admit a good sized boy. Some
person was tlien put in, and the doors were opened
to those without. The work of plunder was soon
over ; the bullion was carried oil, and with this au
immense quantity of silver kuires algid tail's,

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FROM SITI9I2DAt NIaNTSGAIETTE.

CROWN-OFFICE, MARCH 16, 1816.
Manages returned to serve in this present Part:meat.
Borough of West Lboe—The Hon. Henry William Fitzge-
rald De Roos, of Boyle-Farm, in the county of Surrey* in the
room of Charles !lutist., Esq. who has accepted the office of
Steward of his Majesty's Manor of East Hendred, to the county
of Plerkt.—Charles Hulse, of Breamore, in the county of
Southampton, Eq. in the room of Antony Buller, Esq. who has
accepted the office of one of his Majesty's Justices at Bombay.

City of Carlisle—John Christian Qurwen, Esq. in the room of
Henry Fawcett, Egq. deceased.
[This Gazette notifies that the Prince Regent has approved of
the appointment of T. H. Molyneux, E 9. M. I'. a llyputy
Farl Marshal of England; permitted Lieutenant• Colonel Charles
Asl a (,'o :rx to accept the Sicilian Order of Ferdinand and of
:mil the Pledmontese Order of St Maurice and St. Lazare;
and that he has appointed the Earl of Chichester *nil the Mar
qui. of Salisbury to the Office of Postmaster-General. It fur-
ther notifies, that .he Queen will hold a Drawing-room, at her
own Palace, ou. Thursday next.]

MILL CARY 1•ROMOTIONS.
-Commissions signed by the I.ord Lieutenant of the County of
Kent.—Wwit Kent M litia.
William Gilbee, Esq. to be Captain; Ensigns Henry Howe, and
George Henry Dansey, to be Lieutenants; Edward Chun-
. berlayne, Gent. to be ditto, vice Davies, resigned ; Ensign
William Allan Ramsay to be ditto, vice 1. IVl`Grtgor, ga-
setted to the Line; Henry Ketchley, Gent. to be Ensign;
Frederick ./Ennltus Hodgson, Gent. to be ditto, vice Kinnett,
promoted; William Gent. to be ditto, vice Duprey,
promoted; Edward Edwards, Gent, to be Surgeon, vice Haw-
ker, resigned.
rievenuaks Troop of West Keat Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Henry Thomas I Gent. to be Gornet,vice Claridge, &resigned.

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

Samuel. Bulkeley, othare>ise Samuel Joni, of Worthing, Sussex,
dealer and chapinan.
John Bunner, late of Sculcuates, but now of Myten, Kingston-
upon-Hull, porter-merchant, dealer and chapman.
Henry Inman, of Fairford, Gloucestershire, corn-dealer.
Wthialn Spence, of Bishop-Wearmouth, Durham, coal-Atter.
BANKRUPTS.

John Mean (otherwise Mear,) of Stourbridge, Worcestershire,
butcher, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 21, 2.t, and
April 27, at twelve, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attor-
nies, Messrs. Long and Austen, Hulhora•court, Gray's-lan,
London ; or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham.
Ann Biddlecombe, of Stockport, Cheshire, victualler. dealer and
chapman, March 27, 28, and April 27 at two, at the Warren
Bulkeley-Arms inn, Stockport: Attornies, Mr. Walters, Stock-

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port ; or Messrs. Wright and Cole, "l'emple, Londan.
Tbon.as Gould, of Ashboroe, Derbyshire, mercer, draper, dealer
and Chapman, Niar‘h 26, 27, and April 27, at eleven, at the
Black's I lead Inn, A.bburne. Atturntes, Mr. 13rittlebank,

Aslibotne, or Messrs bleasdale, Alexander, and Holine, New
Intl, London.
John Radford, of Manchester, dyer. dealer and chapman, April
12, Is, and 27, at eleven, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester...
Attornies, Mr. Ralph C.ancery-lane,Lodon ; or Messrs.
Johnson arid Lonsdale, Manchester
lienjamin homas, late of Newport, Mimmonthshire,
chandler, deals: and chapman, April 4,5, and 27, at eleven, at
the King's Head Inn, Newport. Attornies, Mr. James Platt,
New Boswell-court, Liocoltes-Inn, Lotialuu; or Mr. Prothero,
jun. Newport.

l'a,terson,of Leasegill, parish of Haversham,Westruor.
Wide seedeman, April at four, April 6, at ten, at the house
of Mrs. Borate, Kendal, and April Y 7, at two, at the King's-
Anil& Attornies, Mr. Beverley, No.
London; oi Mr. William Clapham, Burton-in-Kendal.
Gilbert Etillivant and Robert France, of Manchester, callende-
rers, dealers, ch:,prnen, and csyarniers, April 8, 10, and 27,
at two, at rhu Dog raven', Minichester. Atinrnies, Mr. Ralph
Ellis, Chancery-lane, London; or Messrs. Johnson and Lans-
dale, Manchester.
James Watkins, of Chapel-street, Curzon-street, May Fair, Mid-
dleses, grocer, tea dealer, dealer an cliapinan, March 19, au,
and April 27, at ten, at Guildhall. A, tor Mes, Meson. Fit !der
and Bartley, 22, Duke-street, Grosvenor square.
Thomas Wright:llan, of Holton-le-Clay, Lincolnshire, miller,
dealer and chapman, March 25, 26, and April 27, at elevt n.
at the Queen's Head bin, Great Grimsby. Attionk.s, Mr
Joseph Daubney. great Grithsby ; or Mr. Win. Grey, Nu. 2,
Holborn-court, Gray's Inn, London.

Richard Rooke, of Halifax, Yorkshire, merchant, March 28, at
six, at Mr. Alexander's house, Halifax, March 27, and April
27, at eleven, at the Old Cock lon, Halifax. Attornles, Mr.
Neztkfuld, 20, Norfolk•street, Strand, London; or Mr. Lewis
Alexander, Halifax.

Thomas 13mevyle, of On,luw, Salop, horre•dealer, dealer and
Chapman, March 23. 26, and April 27, at eleven. a. the ton
lun, Shrewsbury. Atturnies, Mr. Richard Griffiths, South-
ampton-building‘, London; or Mr. Wall:.uu Cooper, Shrews
bury.
Joseph Kohler, of 55, St. Switlain's•lane, Lombard-street, Lon-
don, merchant, dealer and Chapman. March I o, 26, and April
V, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Mows. Holt and Far-
....

ren, Se, Threadneedle-street, London,
James Radcliffe, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, grocer, dealer and
chaptr. au, March 25, 26, and April 27, at one, at the Commer-
cial Rooms, Bristol. A tternies Messrs. Bridges and Quilter,
Red Linn-square, Londint ; or Messes. Bidstale, Hare, and
Winwood, Small-street, Bristol.
Edward Spene. r,of Wells, Somerset, dealer and chapman, March
28, 29, and 4‘ril 27, at twelve, at the White Hart, Bristol
Anon:nes, Mrs-rs. Edward and John Daniel, Bristol ; or John
Pearson, Esq. Putup•ceurt, Temple, London.
Robert Mayon, now or late of Stake Golding, Leicestershire,
farmer and cat:le-jobber, March 20, at sit, March VI. and
April 23, a: eleven, at the Bull's Head Nu, Hinckley. Attor•
nits, Messes. King and ,oden, Hinckley.
Augustus Henry '1 hie, cu, of Bernard-street, Russell-square, mer-
chant, dealer and chapman, March 23, April 2, and 27, at one
at Guildhall. A.toniles, Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and
Yearn, Frederick's place, Old Jewry.
Thomas Randoll, of East-row, City, road, Shoreditch, chymist,
dcakr and chapruan, March 19, 30, and April 27, at eleven,
at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Mount Tokenhouse-yard.
Henry Hammond, of Carter-court, Red-Cross-street, Borough.
Market, Furrey, carpenter, dealer and chapman, March 19,'!
26, and April 27, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Tagg,
Spread Eagle-court, Threadneedle street.
William Cuter, of Sulgrave, . Northamptonshire, baker, dealer
and chapman, March 23, 90, and April 27, at ten,at Guildhall '
Attorates, Maur liallachey and Bridger, Angel-court,Throg-

mottos-street. - -
Henry Thomas Austin, Henry Maunde, and James Tilson, of
Hearietta•street, Covent-Garden, bankers and copartners,
March 19, April 2, and 27, at twelve, at Guildhalle Attorney,
Mr. W. V. Hellyer, 13, Paper-Buildings, Temple.
Charles Morgan, of Bishopssate-atreet-within, London, Mer-
chant, March 19, SO, and April 27, at twelve, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. J. and J. Greven, Ansel-court, Throsmor-
too-street.
Geor Pocock, of Fenchurch.street, auctioneer, dealer and
chapman, March 19, SO, and April 97, atone, at Guildhall.
Attornies, Messrs. Rustiest and Stu], Crown court, Aidengates
street'.
Henry Ben, of New Fishbourn, Susses, dealer In pigs, dealer
and chapman, March 911, 29, and April 27, at ten, at the
White hart lon, Chichester. Attornies, Mr. Richard Dalby,
of Chichester; or Messrs. Few, Ashmore, and Hamilton,
Henrietta street, Ctivent-Gartleti, London.
Juba Moakv, now or late of Sheffield, ble maker, March 30,
April 9, and 97, at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. C. Mac-
duff, 37, Castle street, olborn.
William Cle4ver and Edward Cleaver, of Denmark-street, Saint
soap-inauut4cturers, March 93, 30, atid April 97, at
twelve, at Uuddhad. Attornies, Mews. Sweet a d Stoke'',
Baslngliall-street.
Edward Pi.nfold and William Margesan ['enfold, of Maidstone,
Kent, bankers and partners, March 30, at eleven, April 20,
and x 7, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Debary,
Seutiamore, and Currey, Gate-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields,
London; or Mr. Scudamore, Maidstone.
John Penn, of Chepstow, Moi.inoutliabire, merchant, March 49,
30, and April 97, at :wove, at the Commercirl Rooms, Bristol
Attornies, Mesas. Clarke and Richards, ChaUtery-latlci tit*
hat-94-11. ralaar.Lkoad• street, BrittoL •

erNIFEI2- SIfrINTELLIGEIki. .

OXFORD, MARCH 18.

Tuesday last; the Rev. Edward Rodd, B sqme time Fellow
of Exeter College, and Rectorof St. Just, Cornwall, w.lB admitted
Doctor in Divinity.
Thursday, the nomination of the Rev. Ashhurst Tuiner Gil-
bert, M.A. Fellow of Brasennose College, and of the Rev. Lint!,
Erdell Tyler, M.A. Fellow of Oriel College, to be Pablic Eli-
miners, was approved In Convocation.
The same day, in Congregation, the following Gentlemen were
admitted to degrees:
Masters of Arts—Rev. John Wayte Vilett, of St. John's Col-
lege; Rev. John Rudge Relton, of Queen% College; Rev. John
Smith, of Brasennose College; and Mr. Alexander Adair, of
Oriel Crilege.
Bachelors of Arts—Mr. Christopher J. C. C Love, of Magda-
len Hall; Mr. Henry Husker Matthews, of Lincoln College;
Mr. Ralph Harvey Leeke, and Charles Fox Winnington, Esq. of
Christ Church ; Hon. Edward Wingfield, of Brasennose College.