The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-03-12 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS.

ORDINATION AT CHESTER.—On Sunday, the Lord
Bishop held an ordination, when the following were ad.
mitted into holy orders :—Deacons :—Robert CowPcr
Black, 8.A., Worcester College, Oxford ; Frederick
Adolphusone Jones,
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Edward Royds, 8.A., King's Hall and Brasennose_;
Edward Tomlinson, 8.A., Trinity ; Alfred Gott Wool-
ward, 8.A., Magdalen; Edward Walker, 8.A., Peru-
broke, William Chawner, B.A. St. John's, Cambridge;
Samuel John Lyon, 8.A., and Thomas Tgoughton, B.A''
Trinity ; James Richard Whyte, 8.A., Downing : Jain
Bateson, 8.A., Charles Richard Huson, 8.A., Thomas
Ireland, 8.A., and James Richardson, 8.A., Trinity,
Dublin ; Hugh Thomas Downman, St. David's, Door;
ter ; Henry Thomas Fletcher, William Robert Pe"'
Wandby, and Thomas Wilson, St. Bees: Priests
Charles Rede Clifton, 8.A., Merton College, Oxford;
Robert Fletcher, 8.A.. and William Rishton Garnett,
8.A.. Brasennose ; William Thomas Redfern, Magdalen
Hall ; John Rigg, M.A., New Inn Hall ; Jonathan
Appleton, 8.A., Thomas Massey, .B A Philip Thomp-
son, 8.A., and William Shackleton, 8.A., Catherine
Hall, Cambridge ; William Ashforth Cartledge,
dge 13•A''
St. John's; John Palmer Firm in, 8.A., and John Peckle-
ton Power, 8.A., Queen's ; William Clayton Greene,
8.A., and Charles John Graham Jones, 8.A., Clare
Hall; Charles Babington Jeaffreson, 8.A., Pembroke;
Samuel Gideon Frederic Perry, Trinity : James Dillon
Raven, 8.A., St. Mary Magdalen ; John Bowman Tur-
ner, 8.A., Caius •, Patrick Reynolds, 8.A., Robert
Francis Jones Shea, M.A., and Gustavus Adolphus
George Warner, 8.A., Trinity, Dublin ; Jonathan Beliblr
William Hughes, William Henry Jones, John Douglo
Lateward, and Thomas Sabine, St. Bees.
OXFORD, March s.—The election for the Vinerian
Scholarship took place this day, when the numbers were
—for Mr. Burrows, of Wadham, 164 ; for Mr. Bathurst,
of New College, 114 ; for Mr. Lingen, of Balliol, 95.
OXFORD, March 7.—ln a congregation held this dais
the following degrees were conferred :
Masters of Arts.—Jens Pell, Exeter College, Grand
Compounder ; the hon. Edward Frederick Leveson Gower,
Christchurch; Henry King, Scholar of Wadham; Rev.
George Pretyman, New Inn-hall ; Augustus William
Ward, New Inn-hall.
Bachelor of Art.—Francis Alexander Dawson, New
Inn-hall. Mr. H. Worsley, of Exeter College, was this-
day elected a Michel Scholar of Queen's.

CAMBRIDGE, MARCH B.—At a congregation just held,
the following degrees were conferred :—Masters of Arts•
—Robert William Essington, King's College ; Rowland
Williams, King's College; and William Burdett, Queen's
College. Bachelors of Arts.—William Ager, St. Johns
College; Robert Wallis Belt, Emmanuel College; John
Potter Jones, St. Catharine's Hall; Thomas Clarke
Onion, St. Catharine's Hall; and Henry Mann, Trinity
College. Ad Eundem.—Rev. Thomas Drew, D.D.r
Trinity College, Dublin.

MARISCHAL COLLEGE.—ELECTION OF LORD lbw-
TOR.-At the annual meeting of students held yesterday.
for the election of the Lord Rector of Marischal College
and University, the votes were equally divided between
the Marquis of Breadalbane and the Marquis of Bute•
The result is, there can be no rector this year.—Aberdeen
Herald.