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London, England, 1818-05-25 00:00:00

CLERICAL INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, MAY 92.
Wednesday, the following Gentlemen were admltted.to degrees
Sir Richard Sutton, of Trinity College, Honorary Master of
'Messrs.
Rev. James Mainwaring, of Emmanuel College, M.A.
East George Clayton, of Caius College, and Edward
Banks, of Trinity Hill, Bachelors in Civil Law; Win. Heber-
den and Wm. Moody, of St. John's College, B.A.
At an Ordination held at Buckden, on Trinity Sunday, by the
Bishop of Lincoln, the following Gentlemen were ordained :

DEACONS.
The lion. G. Gordon, M.A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Mr. Kirby, B.A. Fellow of -lino.
Mr. Lafont, of Emmanuel College, Cambridge.
Mr. Davies, B.A. of Clare Hall, Cambridge.
Mr. Rolls, of Christ College, Cambridge.
Mr. Burwell, B.A. of Edmund Hall, Oxford.
Mr. Haydon, B.A. of Queen's College, Oxford.
Mr. Ord, B.A. of University College, Oxford.
PRIESTS.

Mr. Ingle, M.A. Fellow OiSt.i;eter's College, Cambridge.
Mr. Elliott, B.A. Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Mestrs. Clinton, Parry, Bird, and Bright, B.A. of St. John's
College, Cambridge.
Mr. Fell, B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Mr. Grey,•B.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge.
Mr. Bradley, B.A. of Edmund Han, Oxford.
OXFORD MAY 23.

Thursday, the ISection of Keeper of the Archieves, in the
place of the Res. James Ingram, B.D. some time Fellow of
'frinity College, was decided in favour of the lieu. Geo. Leigh
Cooke, B.D. Professor of Natural Philosophy, and late Fellow
of Corpus Christi College. The numbers were, Mr. Coolie,
180 ; Mr. Bliss, 182; Mr. Reyes, 107.
The same day the following Degrees were conferred :
XASTEII.6 or •lIT4i.

The Rev. CorneE•ns Ives, of Exeter College.
Mr. Itohert Cuneirgluune Taylor, of Christ Church.
Mr. Ifa:ry Buckberry Faulkner, of Braseanose CuUrge.
1L4:322%0RS OF ♦trf.

Mr. WiWm John Smithwick, of Oriel College.
Mr. John James Strait, of Oriel College.
Messrs. Nicholas Burd and Charles &kers&ll, of C. C. C,

Messrs. Wm. Stalman and Thomas Farley, Willies of Mag-
dalen College.
Messrs. John Take, Henry Jonas Barton, Thomas Higgins,
and Francis Qerke, of lirasennow.
Rev. Robert Montague Austin, of St. Edmund HAIL
Mr. Thomas Williams, of Magdalen Hall.
Mr. James Corral Roberts, of Trinity College.
Mr. George Woodhouse, of Trinity C.allege.
Mr. John Merepfether, of Queen's College.
Mr. Edmund R. H. G. Palmer, of floaetn's College.
Yesterday the following Degrees went conferred :

Messrs. Thomas Seyer and Richard William Kerley, of 'En-
ter College.
Mr. Richard Bethel!, Scholar, of Wadham College.
Mr. Charles Girillestone, of Wadham College.
Mr. Richard Dutton Keneicott, of University College.
Messrs. Edward Newton Young, James Troughton, and
Roger Matlock, of Christ Citurth.
Mr. Andrew Arkworth Edge, of Trinity College.
Mr. George Austen, of ditto.
At a Convocation h•4d on Wednesday, the 13th instant, being
the first day of Act Term, the Rev. E. Hawkins, M.A. Fellow
of Oriel College; the Hev. T. Grantham, M.A. Fellow of BLig-
nalen College ; and the Hey. W. Spencer Phillips, M.A. of Tri-
nity College, were appointed Masters of the Schools.
Monday, the Election cone on at Trinity College, when Jas.
Randall, SLA. was elected Fellow; James Hardwick Dyer,
Scholar; and John Henry Newman, F.altibitioner of that Society.
Sunday, the Hon. and Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Osford
held an Ordination at Christ Church, when the following Gen-
tlemen were ordained:

Francis Mills, M A. Fellow of Merton College.
Charles Francis Wyatt, B.A. Jesus College, Cambridge, and
Curate of lkoughton.
Francis Demalobray, M.A. Fellow of Pembroke College.
Hugh Williams, 11. A. Scholar of Jesus College.
Rees DAY es, Scholar of Worc:ster College.
John Hughes, M.A. Scholar of Jesus College.
John Tucker, M. A. Scholar of Corpus Christi College.
George .times Cornish, .Al.l. ditto.
Henry Shrubb, Im.A. Scholar of Corpus Christi College.
David Daniel, D.A. Scholar of Jesus College.
Walter Haynes Bury, D.A. Fellow of St. John's College.
Charles Henry Watling, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College.
William Dolby, M.A. Fellow of Exeter College.
Charles Thomas Longley, Student of Christ Church.
Rowland Helene Cooper, RA. St. &hound Hall, and Curate
of Brizenurton and Blackbourton.

PALEST&

George Thomas B.A. St. Alban Hall, Curate of Chinnor.
William Mills, M. A. Demy of 'Magdalen College..
Thomas Grantham M.A. Fellow of ditto.
Zechariah H. Biddulph, M.A. ditto.
Philip Bliss, B.C.L. Fellow of St. John's College.
Charles William Stocker, 13.1.„Ye1:0w of ditto.
Edward Meredith, ALA. Chaplain of Christ Church.
Christopher Cleobury, Scholar of Pembroke College.
Jame Charles &aif:rd, M.A. Dcmy of Magdalen College.
Charles A. Ug~ilvie, M.A. Fellow of Balliol College.
Richary W. Iluntley, H.A. Fellow of Al Souls.
Richard Lowndes, Curate of Criwell.
Alexander Nicoll, M.A. Curate of St. Martin's.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

Tha Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. Thomas West-
morland, ItLA. Master of Barnsley &hod, to the Vicarage of
Sandal Magna.
The Rev. Lloyd Williams has been inducted to the Rectories
of Eggesford, and Chaselaigh, Devon.
Tke Duke of Sussex has appointed the Rev. Charles Henry
Burt, Chaplain to Lord Gray, and Vicar of Cannington, homer-
sctshire, to be one olbis Royal Highness's Chaplains in Ordinary.
The Senatus Academicus of the University of Edinburgh
lately conferred the degice of A. M. on tha fallowing Gentle-
men, viz.—lkv. Henry Grey, Rev. Peter Smith, Mr. John'
Simpson, Mr. George A. U. Aram, Mr. Peter Steele, Mr.
William B. Smith, Mr. Archibald Boyd.

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Friday, in Piccadilly, the Lady of Jchn Itound, Eq.
of a son.