Star.
London, England, 1826-10-14 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, °crones 13.
The Norrislan Professor of Divinity will commence his Lectures
on Monday the 23d instant. Those whose names are entered for
the present term must begin their attendance on or before the 31st
of the present month, or they will not be able to complete the
number necessary for their certificate.
Tuesday, (the first day of term) the following Gentlemen were
elected University Officers for the year ensuing :
Psocroas—The Rev. John Tomkyns, hI.A. King's College;. the
Rev. Steven Pope, M.A. Emmanuel College.
. TAloes—The Rev. John Hind, N. A. Sidney College; the Rev.
Henry Venn, M.A. Queen's College.
Mossouvrons—The Rev. Joshua King, M.A. Queen's College ;
the Rev. Henry Coddington. M. A. Trinity College.
Scaula•roas—The Rev. Thomas Dicker, hI.A. Jesus College;
the Rev. Henry Tasker, M.K. Pembroke Fla%
On the same day the undermentioned degrees were conferred ;
MASIVIS or Asms--Rev. John Richardson Major, Trinity Col-
lege; Richard Andrew, Trinity College; Rev. James Hargreaves,
St. John's College; Rev. Thomas Ward Franklyn, St. John's
lege; Rev. Charles Pleydell Neale Wilton, St. John's College;
Rev. Thomas Taylor, Catharine Hall.
Bacuswas or Airs—Richard Fiennes Wykeham Martin,
Trinity College; Edward King Jemson, Trinity College; Joshua
Frederick Denham, St. John's College- Alexander Power, Catha-
rine Hall (Compounder); Tyson Miles, rat a ine Hall; Frai chi
Law, Queen's College; Joseph Gattey, Sidney College.
Yesterday the following Gentlemen were appointed the Caput
for the year ensuing:
The 'Vice-Chancellor ; Rev. Martin Davy, D.D. Master of Cain,
College, Divinity; Rev. J. W. Geldart, LLD. Trinity Hall, Law;
John Haviland, M.D. St. John's College, Phy.ic ; Rev. Geo.
Elwes Corrie, Catharine Hall, Sen. Non Reg.; Rev. Alfred 0111.
vant, M.A. Trinity College, Sen. Regent.
At an Ordination, held at Sarum on Sunday the 24th ult. by the
Bishop of Salisbury, the following Gentlemen of this University
were ordained:

Deacon—W. Powley, B.A. Jesus College; T. Husband, B.A.
Magdalene College; H. W. Cottle, B.A. and W. Sykes, B. A;
Sidney Sussex College; W. Start, B.A. and C. M. Long, B.A.
Trinity College.
Pateses—William Seaton, Queens College ; P. W. Buckham,
B.A. St. John's College; and John Ward, B.A. Christ College.
OXFORD, Donal L 15.
Monday last, in full Convocation, the Rev. Richard Jenkyrts,
P.D. Master of Ballot College, was nominated and admitted Vice.
Chancellor of the University ; and, at the same time, Mr. Vice.
Chancellor nominated the Rev. George William Hall, D. D. Master
of Pembroke College, the Rev. John Collier Jones, 0.1). Rector
of Exeter College, the Rev. George Rowley, I) D. Master of
Uniirersity College, and the Rev. Asbhurst Turner Gilbert, D D.
Principal of Brasennato College, to be his Pro-Vice-Chancellors
for the ensuing year.

Tuesday, the first day of Michaelmas Term, the Rev. John
Guth, M. A. of All Souls, and the Rev. Wm. Brown, M.A. of
Magdalen College, were nominated and admitted Clerks of the
Market for the ensuing year. On the sante day, the following
Degrees were conferred:
Mamas*, Asis—lthhard-Leonard Adams, Student of Christ
Church, Grand Compounder; Rev. Thomas Shaw neher, Lord
Crewe's Exhibitioner of Lincoln College ; Rev. John Welsh,
Queen's College; Rev. George Henry Webber, Student of Christ
Church; Rev. Hunoratus Leigh Thomas, Student of Christ
Church; Rev. Thomas Henderson Student of Christ Church;
Rev. Augustus Short, Student of Christ Church.
• &calms& or Aars—William Henry Parson, Magdalen Hall.

The Rev. G. Woodcock, bI.A. of Trinity College, OxfortPins
been instituted, lay tie bishop of Lincoln, to the Rectory of Cay-
thorpe, Lincolnshire.
The Rev. Thomas Henderson, M.A. Student of Christ Church,
Oxford, has been appointed Domestic Chaplain to the Right Hon.
the Earl of Vernlam.

The Rev. John Bright, M.A. has been collated by the Lord
Bishop of Salisbury, to the Prebend of Combe and Ilarnham, with
Ruscombe Northbury annexed, founded in the Cathedral Church,
vacant by the death of the Rev. Charles Eking.
The Re.. F. Close to the Perpetual Curacy of Cheltenham, void
by the death of the Rev. C. Jervis.