Star.
London, England, 1826-01-16 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTET LICENCE.
CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 13.
It is a curious eircimastance that hve Gentlemen are still living
who took their degrees at this University sixty years in The
same year (1766), and were all Fellows of Trinity College. They
Mr. Cloves, of Manchester; Colonel Creylte
oarfe—YoßarkrZireG;rahManl,
r. Norris, Prebendary of Canterbury; and Dr.
Allott, Dean of Raphoe.
The following Gentlemen of this Unbeersity were ordained on
the 2d instant, in Wells Cathedral, by the Bishop of Litchfield
and Coventry :
DRACONS—WiIIiam Thickens, B,A. Trinity College; Charles D.
M. Drake. ILA. St. John's College; John Charles Egon, B. A.
Trinity College.
Pauses—Henry Bognall, B.A. Queen's College; Edward
Walter Lowe, St. John's College.
meet EISA STICA L PROMOTIONS.
Saturday, the Rev. C. Child, B.D. was instituted by the
at Lincoln to the United Rectories of Orton Longueville
Bootle Bridge, Oxfordshire, vacated by the resignation of the
and Itev. C. J. Stewart, D. D. consecrated Bishop of fileebec.
Sunday se'nnight, the Rev. W. H. Dixon, read himself into
Prebendal Stall of Market Weighton, in York •Cathedral,
the death of the Rev. Dr. Wingfield.
Saturday se'nnight, the Rev. Philip Candler, A.B. was instituted
to the Rectory of Letheringsett, Norfolk, on the presentation -
Mrs. Mary Burrell, of Letheringsett, and Mr. Shan:brook But
the same place, farmer.
Tuesday, the rite. Charles John Ridley, Clerk. A.M. was
tuted to the Rectories of Lading and West Hurling. both
county of Norfolk, on the presentation of Nicholas Wthiatn 1
Colborne, of West Heeling, Esq.
The Marquis of Stafford has appointed the Rev. Hugh
kensie, M.D. Minister of Assynt, to the Church and P.:,
Clyne, vacant by the death of Mr. Walter Ross ; and the
Charles Gordon to the Church and Parish of Assynt, vacant
the translation of Dr. Macknsie to Clyne.
Chitties S. Parker and Gavin Fullarton, Ent% with the sand
of the Presbytery of Glasgow, have appointed the 11ev.
Struthers assistant and successor to the 11ev. A. Browne,
Andrew's Church; Georgetown, Demerara.
The Congregation at present assembling in the Maygate Ch:
Dunfermline, in connection with the United Associate Synod,
compliance with the recomnsendation of the Synod, observe,
Thursday last as a day of thanksgiving for the good harvest. 1
mediately after Public Worship, the congregation proceeded
make choice of a fixed Pastor, when Mr. Robert Brown, preach.
of the Gospel, was unanimously elected.
Rev. W. Thresher, M.A. late Curate of Portsmouth, has
presented, by H. P. Dane, Esq. of Cams Hall, to the Vicarage
Tichfield, Hants, vacant by the death of the Rev. Alex. [tad,
Rev. Henry Butterfield) M.A. to the Rectory of Btocl
Norfolk.
The Rev. J. Horner, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambrid
has been presented, by the Right Hon. Lord Bexley, to the '
tory of South Reston, near Louth, Lincolnshire.

The haberdashers, who were more anciently
milliners or milainers, on account of their deal
articles imported from Milan, were incorporate.] i
Company in the year 1447 ; but it is probable their
ber was not great, since in the reign of Henry VI,
were not more thin a dozen haberdasher!: shops
whole City. How much they must have inc,
during the reign of Elizabeth, may be inferred fru,
complaints made against them, that the whole
from Westminster was crowded with them, al,
their shops made so gay an appearance as to
persons to extravagant expenditures." The basin
the haberdasher was not, however, confined to
lighter articles of a Lady's wardrobe as at present,
extended to the sale of daggers, swords, knives, •
glasses, dials, tables, balls, cards, pupil, ts, ink.
toothpicks, fine earthen pots, salt-celiers, sponse,
' dishes; and even mouse traps, bird-cage;, sho'
horns, lanterns, and jeers' trumps, contributed
gay appearance" which the habrrdasheis' shops are
'to have made in the reign of our maiden Queen.
LORD THuat.ow•—'' It was generally supposed
Thurlow in early life was idle; but I always fount'
close at study in a morning, when I have called
Temple; and he frequently went no far her in an
ing than to Nando's, and then only in his dishab,
But he was always clear-headed, and read to good
pose; he knew exactly when, and how lo; g, ;o
on an important point. As Lord Ch.:ncell,,r,
well-placed confidence in Mr. I largrave, who ..a
fatigable in his service, he had occa•i sn to give 1;
less trouble than any man in that high sta ion.i
free speaking companion, known At Lincoln',
would sometimes say to me, , I met the great La
this morning going to Wes:minster, and bowed ti
but he was so busily reading, in the coach, w:
Provider had supplied him with, that he to k no
of me.' Many stories of Thurlow's rudeness hays
in general circulation, but it should be fairly stated,
he was ever more cautious of speaking offensively
inferiors than among the great, where he sometimes,
deed, seemed to take a peculiar pleasure in giving
of his excessive vulgarity. Dr. Johnson was plea;
say, 6 that he must always think before he replied
Lord Chancellor,' and I believe they had a mut
spect for each other ; but 1 was always more af:
Johnson than Thurlow ; for though the latter sour
was very rough and coarse, yet the decisive stt
the former left a mortal wound behind it, and wn
my veneration for the memory of the great mar
(which I shall ever retaie), yet I must freely own
cannot recollect any answer of 'I hurlow's half
as one of Johnson's to a Gent!eman in the very
of the Cattvdral of Litchfield. He mig!•t perk
too ambitious to be thought as acquaintance
great Literary Oracle, but he meant no offei.ce,
ventured to say,' Dr. JrAi.oq we have had a trio
cellent discourse to-day;' to which he instantly
That may be, Sir, but it is impossible for you t.
it.' A rough reply from Thuttow would hive pet,
on the spot, but this keen cutting retort of Johnson
immediately circulated through half the City."—f
Craddock 's ileminiscear,6_

MARRIED.
The 4th Instant, at Guernsey, the Rev. Mourant Brock,
Mary Hall, Oxford, to Carin
s
,
eldest daughter of
Daniel Tupper. FL* of Haute Vide.

DIED.
At Edinburgh, on the 19th ult. Major-General George ,
of Riggheads, late of the 95d Regiment.
Lately, at his seat at Sudbury, near Abbeytele, in the
County. Alexander Pigott, Esq. Barrister-ar-Law.
On the 9th htstant. in the 65d year of his ate, sincerely
by his friends, John Neve Salt, Esq. View Cottage,
Devon.
Wednesday, at Lowhnry House, Oxfordshire, aged
Rev. L. lon Rector of Ingrain, Northumberland, I.lr
Queen's College, Oxford.

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