Star.
London, England, 1826-06-12 00:00:00

CORONER'S INCESTS IN CARLISLE.

Wednesday evening, at six o'clock, two Inquests
were held at the house of Mr. Joseph Ritson, sign of
tbeJoiners' Arms,Caldewgate, Cat lisle, befdre RICHARD
LOWRY. Esq. Coroner, on ♦iew of the bodies of Labella
PAttinson, aged 14 years, and Mary Binell, aged 22
years; who coin! to an untimely death in consequence
of the engagement between the military and the rintous
mob on Tuesday afternoon. After the .1,11 y had been
sworn and •isited the bodies, •the examination of wit•
nesses proceeded: after which the Jury tetired a little
before ten o'clock at night, and remained together be•
tureen two and three hauls, when at last they returned
the following verdict:—
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That the deaths of the deceased Isabella rattinson and Maty
ltirrtU were occasioned by balls discharged from mu-kets by some
soldier or soldiers belonging to the 55th Regiment of Foot. That
in consequence of the Riot Act having been read, and the mob not
dispersing, the soldiers were, in the feat instance. justified in firing
their muskets; but the Jurors cannot refrain front expressing their
opinion that they continued to Are in a very indiscreet and inconsi-
derate manner, and particularly at private litmus, when the neces-
sity for so doing seems to theta to have ceased. That their deaths
were in other respects accidental.—Carlisle Patriot.

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

oxroitu, ivNs 10.

__.Wednesday,lhe Annual Commemoration of the Founders and
Randfacrors of the University took place in the Theatre, when the
Creielan Oration was spriken by the Rev. iViiliam Crowe, B.C.L
and Public Orator of the University; after which the Honorary
Degtee of Doctor In Civil Law was conferred upon Sir Robert
Harrp,lnglb, Bait. M.A. of Christ Church, and the Honorary
Degree. of Muter:a Arts upon John Levitt, Esq. Gentleman
Commoner of Trinity CoUego ; the former presented by the De.
WOl4OO Professor of Civil Law, the latter by the Rev. Wm.
,tiperteer Phillips, IF.A. Fellow and Tutor of Trinity Colleges The
Prise Compodliatitrere thin recited by the successful candidates.
Thurserplast, the hamlet Degrees were cOnferred:
Mamas or Ann— Henry Westcar, Exeter College, Grand
Compounder; Rev. James Moffat Harington, Exetet College;
Samuel William Hall, St. Mary Hall; Rev. John Raynor, Trinity
College; Rev. James Morgan, 'Dinky College ; Rev.. James
_Shirley, Trinity Contra; Rev. George Paul Belcher, Worcester
College ; James William Mylne, Ealliol College.
Bacunou or A ars--Westcott Harris Veal', Magdalen Hall;
Robert Muriel Fraud*, Oriel College; Henry Omer Wilson, Lin-
coln College ; Charles William Medews Payne, University Col.
lop; Stair Douglas, Baling College.
•accussurrsca:. raoworlors.

Rev. H. F. Lyte, B.A. to the New District Church in the Parish
of Lower Brigham, Devon.
The &Whop of Peterborough has instituted the HMI. and Rev.
Littleton Charles Powys, D.U. Fellow of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, to the Rectory of Pilton, Northamptonshire.
Rev. D. Rees, Curate of Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, has been
appointed Master of the Free Grammar School, Widmer.
Rev. James Lupton, Chaplain of New College and Christ Church,
Ogford, has been elected, by the Heads of Houses, and Bursars of
• the-respective Colleges, one of the Chaplains to the Radcliffe Infir-
mary, in the roan of the late ltev. Mr. Graham, of AU Souls'
College, Oxford.
Rev. William Johnson, M.A. of Brasennose College, Oxford,
has boen collated, by the Bishop of Custer, to the Vicarage of
Mottrarn in Longdendale, is that diocese, enema by the death
of the Rev. James Turner,M.A. formerly of the same College. .

Rev. Edward Rudd, U.U. of Exeter College, to a Prebendal
Stall In Exeter Cathedral.
Rev. George Barnet, D.D. has been collated to the Rectory of
Sowton, Dtvoa.
Rev. Dr. Rodd will succeed to the Prebendary Stall, vacated
by the death of the much lamented Dr. Short.
Saturday eennight, the Rev. Dr. Pott, Archbishop of London,
. WAS installed as Chanceliot of Exeter Cathedral, and on Sunday
preached.
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