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London, England, 1829-06-09 00:00:00

MiSTIIIII U, MtTS.

The Rev. J. Mitre. Magdalen Haq.
The Rev. F. Annesky, St. Jo►n's.
The Rev. E. Truman, Worcester.
H. H. Hobart, Christ Church.
L. H. Wither, Oriel.

I•CYrOM OP •ITI

W. Webb Ellis E. A Walker sad B.V.Townebead, Briticisms'.

E. N. Orate. &. Mary Halt:
W. Lloyd, C. Lloyd, W. Bowling, and T. Lewis, Jesus.
J. Forbes, J. H. Hallett. O. C. Huntley, G. It. Marriott,
11 R. Willoll and W. R. Roper, University.
H. Matilde Pembroke.
•J. Liner, Worcester.

C. Marriott, Queen's.
J. Lawson, St. Alban Han.
H. Mogg, A. C. Heidge, C. Moore, T. W. Marlyn, and W.
Littlebaks, Rester.
W. H. Mackworth, Balboa.
W. S. Leaden, Sir Thomas F. Coughey, Dart. Sir John Mor-
daunt, Bart. and & Hulas!, Christ Church.
C. J. Laprimandaye, St. Johns, and H. Flesher, Lincoln.
The number of Alatrieulations in Easter Term Is 86. Ihgree
days in the ensuing Act Term, will be June 10, IS, and Ih. July 2
and 11. The Commemoration will he on Wednesday, July I.
Yesterday, In Convocation, the new plan for the establishment of
an efbeient University Police was approved of, and will he errritd
into effect in the next Michaelmas rem. Its chief feature i- the
appointment by the Vier Chancellor (under the Act 6 Gen. IV. e.
87.) of Skeen Constables (or Vice Chancellor's men), who will be
required to keep wares and • ward in their respec:ise round.'' to
prevent burglarise, breaches ot the peace. Ike. &e. at well as to alsskt
(when caned upon) in putting down any disturbance in the day-
time, and in preseroisqt order at public academical celebrities.
The funds requisite fur this establishment are to be raised by a tax
of one shilling per teener out every member of the University whose
name is on the books. It Is only to be regretted that a elan so good
attd so long called for should not take place immediately, as it is in
the long vacation (owing to the absence of sonic Authorities, and the
then natural relaxation of discipline), that the inhabitants of the
place have generally felt most the want of such a constabulary sp.
pointmem.
E Co:Attn.—There will he an election to two Fetiosesbips
in Exeter College en the 30th ot June. Natives cat the fAlowing
counties, who have passed their responsions, and completed two
years from their matriculati sssss are eligibly—Devon. b-merset,
Dover. Oxford, Essex, Norfolk, bu AO I k iddlesel. Hampshire.
Candidates..if hectare* of the tour Ltst•mentioned counties, are re-
quired to deliver errilicates of the place ot their birth, together
wigs College testimonials, on or before the 15th of June, anti all
others on or bettor Monday, June 32d
The following persons of this University were ordained by the
Bishop of Norwich, on the 24th ult.—

Yi►CUM4

Wm. Bannerman, B. A. Bratennow College ; John A. 13Iackett,
B A. Christ Church; Kirby Trimmer, B.A. St. Aiban wsij.
Was. Salmon Vallack, B.A. KXCIrr.

Jonathan Blennian Cobham, I.A.N Oriel ; Thomas Dix, B As
Christ Church; John Smile Halifax, it.A. Trinity.

ECCLESIASTICAL PIODIOII..IIS.

The Rev. Octavlus Mathias, B.A. to the Vicarage n! liessford
and Perpetual Cow), of Horsham St. Fai:h's, Norfolk.
The Rev. Hewett Linton, U.A. to the Vicarave of Nassle ;ton
with Tarwrll. on t►e cession and presentation of Archdeacon Liciou:ey,
_Prebendary of Lioceht.

Sunday nightAhe irhabi,ants of Old Montague silent.
Whitecliapel, were thrown' into conbiderAle alirni by
the sudden appearance of a female runnin4 through
,their street, enveloped in flames, and screaining ii, the
most i:eous Andifighttul.manner. Her ct less btouv.ht
too young mmi,-ailio wire lortunedy ha sing At t!: •
moment. to her assittance, who, with much vie •cnce of
mind, t •re the burning garment; frona.la r pee n, aid
prevented ler sustaining what w,:uttl prohdhi: have
been In Vier and fa'al injury. She apiwAted unhurt,
with the exception of a slight scorching; but her hu-
mane rescuers wire not so lucky. as their bards and
alto, „ere severely bur t. The origin of the accident
is said to be thi—The term!, was war ming an adte.ive
glister at cie fire, and the !times catching it, they coo.-
muoicated to her clothes, aid almost in a moment set
tbrm in • blaze.

• Munnita.— Tuesday se'nnight the body• ot. M:.
Thomas Midwinter Bits', who tesitled at Watchfielt.l.
,tear Farringdone and who possessed a tittle indepeuernt
prupertyjwas found died by the roadside, wit' .n a short
distance of his own hoist% his skull being dreadfully rac-
gored. Poor Bliss Warsisbout 50 years of age, and rather
soak in his intellecti, but rirticularly good 'tato led ..nd
knoffensive In his nianneriood it wss supposed hr hacbsit t
ao enemy in the world. 1:?ii M.,nday lie had been taking
his evening, glass a beer & the 134rrirgtoir's Arms;.in
Shrivenharn a man trained Pocock and several
others were in the housemsnd on the company being
about to depart, Bliss was asked if he was not going
home: he replied he should .stay a little longer, as he
feared,if he went with them,Pticock would play off some
trick upon him. H-, however, soon went out, and it is
supposed passed the party. A coroner% inquest was held
on the body, but though the Jury deliberated two days,
nothing decisive could be made our, and they returned a
verdict.of Wilful Murder against some person e r per-
st;ns unknown. On Thursday, J. Hughes, E.q. the Rev.
T. F. Cleaver, and the Rev. E. Bouverie, three Magi .
truer of the county, summoned all the suspected pat-
ties before them; and, atter .a long investig.ttion, :t
,lime out in evidence that the deceased was sitting in
hedge, and as two of the men who had before Ewen
hb companions passed, one of them threw a large alone
at him, which knocked him down. The oche:, seeirg
the deceased fall, eaclsimed, " You- have killed old
Bliss I" to which the fellow who flung the stone replied,
" If I have not, I will do it," and immediately went
back and finished the bloody deed! After a full esamis
nation of all the witnesses, there being strong rea-
son to believe that Henry Pocock, the man Wore
alluded to, was the murderer, he was, after being
strictly interrogated, folly committed to take his trial
for the offeoce.

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