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UNIVERSITY 4 CLERICAL NEWS.

OXFORD, MAY 14.—The following degrees were con •
(erred to-dry. Masters of Arts.—The Rev. J. I. Well-
don, St. John's College, Grand Compounder (incorpo-
rated from St. John's College, Cambridge); Rev. J. U.
Robson, Magdalen Hall, Grand Compounder; Rev. W.
L. Collett, Queen's College, Grand Compounder ; R.
Blayney, Exeter College, Grand Compounder ; Rev. J.
H. Bushnell, Worcester College, Grand Compounder;
Rev. T. H. Ravenhill. Worcester College ; W. S. Vale,
Worcester College; Rev. W. H. Jones, Queen's College ;
Rev. F. T. M'Dougall, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. F. W.
Vaux, Magdalen Hall ; Rev. T. Helmore, Magdalen
Hall; Rev. W. B. Hole, Exeter College Rev. R. Wea-
therell, St. Edmund Hall ; Rev. S. W. Stevenson, St.
Mary Hall ; Rev. F. Kenny, Christ Church ; Rev. B.
Belcher, Wadharn College; Rev. W. Bushnell, University
College ; C. E. L. Wightman, Lincoln College ; Rev. W .
Beusefield, Fellow of Lincoln College; Rev. G. M.
Houghton, Lincoln College; H. Fort, Balliol College;
Rev. P. S. Ashworth, St. Alban Hall; C.
TG. Price,

Jesus College ; V. G. briffield, Scholar' of Brazennose
College ; G. F. de Teissier, Scholar of Corpus Christi
College; Rev. H. E. Pettman, Trinity College; Rev.
T. Pantin, Pembroke College. Bachelors of Arts—J.
J. Ebsworth, St. Edmund Hall; E. Bittleston, St. Ed-
mund Hall ; J. D. Johnson, St. Edmund Hall ' • J. J. G.
Graham, Queen's College; E. B. Mynors, St. Mary
Hall; J. H. Thompson, Magdalen Hall; W. De Porre,
Magdalen Hall; J. H. Bainbrigge, Wadham College;
T. B. Ludlow, Christ Church ; H. A. Douglas, Balliol
College; C. T. Tufnell, Balliol College; C. J. Stuart,
University College ; A. W. Mountain, University Col-
lege; G. Jebb, Lincoln College ; H. Hayman, Fellow of
St. John's College ; C. G. Gambier, St. John's College ;
T. A. Walker, St. John's College ; G. Pardoe, St. John's
College; A. W. Green, Trinity College; W. Brown,
Trinity College; P. Smith, Trinity College; W. John.
ston, Trinity College ; T. Hughes, Oriel College ; W.
Buckle, Oriel College; F. W. Peel, Worcester College ;
D. Price, Jesus College; C. Chambres, Jesus College.
PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.--The Rev. J.
Roberts, M.A.,to the rectory of Llansrdwrn, Anglesey,
vacant by the eath of W. Thomas.—Rev. W. S. Brick-
nell, M.A. to the vicarage of Eynsham, Oxford, void by
the death of the Rev. T. Symonds.—Rev. W. L. Bevan,
M.A., to the vicarage of Hay, Brecon, vacant by the
death of the Rev. W. Bowen.—Rev. J. Cumberlege, to
the vicarage of Tilsworth, Bedfordshire. vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. T. L. J. Sunderland.—Rev. G.
G. Williams, to the curacy of Tenbury-cum-Rochford,
Hereford.—Rev. H. Pearson, M.A., to the curacy of
Atlowe, Derby.—Rev. E. Addenbrooke, to the curacy of
Smethwick, Stafford.—Rev. H. Palmer, to the curacy of
Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucester.—Rev. E. C. Harrington,
incumbent of St. David's, Exeter, to be prebendary of
Exeter Cathedral, in the room of the Rev. Dr. Medley,
bishop of Fredericton.—Rev. E. Edmunds, M.A., curate
of Chester-le-street, Durham, to the curacy of Lesbury,
Northumberland.—Rev. J. G. Angley, M.A., to the
curacy of Great Munden rectory, near Ware, Hertford-
shire.—Rev. C. Ivers to the rectory of Glenarm, Antrim.

—Rev. R. Jebb, to the vicarage of Ballinderry, Antrim

—Rev. C. J. Echlin, to the vicarage of Killinah, Cavan.
—Rev. H. Flemying, to the vicarage of Kilcosky. Ros-
common.—Rev. M. Leathern, to the rectory of Upper
Langfield, Tyrone.—Rev. W. N. Willis, to the vicarage
of Corcomhide, Limerick.—Rev. J. H. Groome, M.A.,
to the rectory of Earl Soharn, Suffolk.—Rev. R. H.
Groome, to the rectory of Monk Soham, Suffolk.—Rev.
_ _

T. Massey, 8.A., to lie minister of Rowley Regis Chapel,
in the parish of Clent, Worcestershire.—Rev. W. T.
Worship, M.A., to the rectory of Beeston St. Andrew,
Norfolk.—Rev. J. E. Daniel, M.A., vicar of Wevbread,
Suffolk, to the perpetual curacy of Wingfield, in the same
county.—Rev. F. Bourdillon, 8.A., to the curacy of
Fenstanton-cum-Hilton, Hunts.—Rev. J. C. Reynolds,
BA. to the rectory of Holten, Suffolk.—Rev. E. J. Barrow,
8.A., to the curacy of Little Stukdly, Huntingdonshire.—
Rev. J. D. Gilbert, M.A., to the rectory of Cantley, Nor-
folk.—Rev. H. Hill, 8.A., late curate of Rock, to the vi-
carage of Ocle Pitchard, Herefordshire, vacant by the
cession of the Rev. T. Apperley.—Rev. J. H. Howlett,
M.A., to the rectory of Meppershal, Bedfordshire.—Rev.
W. Keeling, 8.D., to the rectory of Barrow, Suffolk.—
Rev. J. W. Blakesley, M.A., to the vicarage of Ware
cum Thundridge, Hertfordshire, vacant by the death of
the Rev. 11: Coddington.—Rev. A. W. Ivatt, 8.A.. to

the curacy of Cottenhani, Cambridgeshire.—Rev. R. Pul-
leine, M.A., to the rectory of Kirby Wiske, Yorkshire—
Rev. W. Du Sautoy, M.A., to be chaplain to the gaol,
Richmond, Yorkshire.
TRACT 90.—The Church and Stale Gazette states that
nine hundred members of Convocation► have proclaimed
their dissent from the doctrines of this tract.
Dr. Haggard, Advocate of Doctor's Commons, will
succeed the Rev. Dr. Dealtry in the Chancellorship of
the diocese of Winchester.
NEW CHURCHES.—On Tuesday the first stone of a
new church was laid at Birch, in the parish of Rusholme,
near Manchester; and on Friday a similar ceremony took
place for a similar erection at Audenshaw, near Ashton-
under-Lyne.

The Bishop of Salisbury presented some petitions in
the House of Lords, a few days since, against the in-
creased grant to Maynooth ; and in so doing, took occa-
sion to state, that he did not concur in the sentiments of
the petitioners.
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL.—The Bishop of London has
appointed the Rev. C. B. Dalton, his lordship's chaplain;
the Rev. R. W. Browne, M.A., professor of classical li-
terature in King's College, London ; and the Rev. T. G.
Hall, M.A., professor of mathematics in King's College,
London, and rector of St. Benet's, Paul's-wharf, to be
prebendaries of St. Paul's Cathedral.
A deputation of the inhabitants of St. Leonard, Shore-
ditch, waited on the Bishop of London on Friday, with a
petition recently adopted by the parishioners against the
Maynooth grant, and which they requested his lordship
to present to the House of Lords. The bishop not only
consented to do so, but expressed his entire agreement
with the prayer of the petition.
CAMBRIDGE CAMDEN SOCIETY.—A large number of
the members of this society have withdrawn from it, and
have issued a statement of their reasons for so doing.
This document is said to have already received the signa-
ture of every Head of a College who now belongs to the
society, and of every professor who has yet had an oppor-
tunity of seeing it, and of far the greater proportion of
Tutors and Fellows of Colleges who are still members.
SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.
—At the last general meeting of this society it was an-
nounced that her Majesty had graciously presented a do-
nation of one hundred guineas towards its funds. This
society. which has enjoyed the countenance and support
of the Sovereigns of England from the time of its foun-
dation in the reign of William 111., continues to pursue
its course of usefulness in this country, and throughout
the colonies and dependencies of the empire.
The following extract forms part of a communication to
A gentleman who had requested the Bishop of Exeter to
take charge of a petition against the Maynooth bill :
" London, May 2. I shall have much pleasure in pre-
senting the petition which you mention. 1 return to
Bishopstowe on Monday or the following day. I shall,
however, if God give me health, come again hither, for
the sole purpose of joining in a resistance (however hope-
less of success) to the Minister's measure, when the bill
shall reach the Lords."
OXFORD MOVEMENTS... There has been a gathering
in Oxford about something. Messrs. Tickell (the con-
vert to Romanism), Oakeley, Ward, and others have met
there. At the same time, it is, curiously enough, again
rumoured in the clubs in London that Mr. Newman had
conformed to the Church of Rome. It is said that some
of the younger members at Oxford are hesitating to take
orders, doubting their validity on English ordinations.
We do not believe the report affecting Mr. Newman ;
but it is strange that it should be current in London
while there was a gathering in Oxford of some of the
principal men of the movement party, and one of them a
Romanist.—Church and State Gazette.
THE EPISCOPAL FUND.—The following accounts, is-
sued by order of the House of Lords, show the intended
average incomes of Archbishops and Bishops, as they
become subject to the Act 6th and 7th Will. IV., cap. 76,
with the charge imposed, or the augmentation granted,
and the period of commencement
Sax.

Canterbury
York
London
Durham...
Winchester
St.Asaph and Bangor

Income. Charge. Incrse. Commencement
£15000.. --
10000.. 1100..

10000.. 5000.
8000.. 11200.

Aug. 1, 1836

(when united;
Bath and Wells
Ely
Worcester
Carlisle
Chester
Chichester .
St. David's
Exeter
Gloucester 6. Bristol 5000.. 700
Hereford ..... 4200.. 1460 .. Sept. 1, 1837.
Lichfield
Lincoln 5000.. 1250
Llandaff 4200.. 3150
Manchester, when St.
Asaph &Bangor unite 4500.. —.. 4500
Norwich
Oxford
Peterborough
Ripon 4500.. —.. 2200 .. Oct. 13, 1836
Rochester 5000.. 3000
Salisbury

5200„ 4750

April 5, 1837,
April 24, 1841

149300 *38750 *3OBOO
a The ultimate balance, appearing from these two items, is
diminished by a permanent charge for augmenting certain liv-
ings in Durham.
Those items attached to the places printed in italics are merely
estimates no order in council having yet passed.