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INTELLIGENCI

VICE-CHANCELLOR COURT

Before Vice-Chancellor Sir James ffrigram

IPPING V. CLARK

judgment in this case, warn..
laintiff
,curt on exceptions to the Master's report. T
ant resided
he p
merchant residing at Liverpool ; the defand
- which had given

His honour ga

nd the de-

at Dublin. The

iealings anu Li.-
-to the suit took place between the plaintiff -
fendant. and between tbe plaintiff and other persons.
plaintiff alleged by the bill, that the defendant, a
infeter
ex getractstting
had surreptitiously obtad
• •12 the

into ernbarrassw“..., ---
from his (the plaintiff's) books ; and the bill coniaiiicu ....,
usual charge of the defendant having these documents still in
his possession, and prayed that he might set forth a list or
schedule of all copies or extracts taken from the books ;that
h been obtained by him, or to which he had access ; that
he might state when and from whom he obtained the same,
and where they now are. His honour commented at length
on the answer of the defendant, which, he said, was so
worded as to be consistent with the supposition that the
charges in the bill were true. His honour, after referring to
the practice in similar cases, and intimating that the answer
was insufficient, allowed the exceptions, giving the defendant
a month to file a new answer.

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL
INTELLIGENCE.

On Monday last, J. W. Bramab, of Merton College, was
elected a Scholar on Jackson's Foundation.
The Rev. Jhn Gorton, 8.A., of Wadham College, has
been appointedo Assistant Theological Lecturer at St. Bee's,
Cumberland.
The Rev. J. Cave-Browne, M.A., of Wadham College, has
been presented to the Curacy of St. Mary's, Lambeth.
The Rev. Vim. Webb Ellis, M.A., formerly of Brasenose
College, Minister of St. George, Albemarle-street, has been
presented to the Rectory of St. Clement anes, Strand,
vacant by the death of the Rev. W. Gurney; patron, the
Marquis of Exeter.
The Rev. Arthur Rainey Ludlow, M.A., formerly of Oriel
'lege, Rector of Compton Greenfield, has been presented
e Rectory of Littleton-on-Severn, Gloucestershire,
by the death of the Rev. F. L. D'Arville •

patron,

Lippincott, Esq.
Rev: Frederick Charles Cary, 8.A., of Worcester
e, has been presented to the Curacy of Tadley, Hants.
RPo_lee, 8.A.,
Mortimer Tylee, of St. Edmund Hall,
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Seen presented to the Curacy or Hatnerieign, vevon.
le Rev. Ww. Kingdon, late of Exeter College, Curate
h; rpktone, Cornwall, has been presented to that Rectory

by the death of nev. 4. 1111.1gU011 puirvu, Uua
Ors of the Rev. J. Kin gdon.
Rev. Thomas Calvert, M.A., formerly of Queen's
a, has been presented to the Perpetual Curacy of St.
, Norwich ; patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Nbrwicb.
Rev. Richard Luney, M.A., formerly of Magdalene
Prebendary of ExetPr, Curate of St. Andrew's Chapel,
•h, has been presented to the Vicarage of Kings-
Churchstow, Devon, vacant by the death of the
-iler.

Chance..
onds, Esq.. 8.A., of Lincoln Coll 4
-a to the Curacy of St. Andrew's, Plymouth,
ater upon the duties of the parish immediately
nation, which will take place early in March.
ire Thompson Ward, 8.A., formerly of St.
r.—bridge. Vicar of. Stanton St. Bernard,

patron

Rectory of Heddingtoo. Wilts, vacant by the death
e Rev. G. J. Mijendie

Uoliege

Vicarage of Littleham with Ex-

Rocke, to

mouth, Devon.
Rev. J. S. Jones, to the Vicardeageath of the of Paul wißev.th ThL. Horngird ;
bald, Yorkshire, Yorkshire, vacant by the
patron, the Archbishop of York.
Rev. Richard Allnutt, 8.A., of St. Peter's College, Cam-
bridge, to the Perpetual Curacy of Wicken, Camdridgeshire.
Rev. Charles Frederick Childe, M.A., of Emmanuel
College, Cambridge, Curate of Norfolk-st
ge , reet
Islingt Chapeon, l, an
to
d
Principal of the Church Missionaryow Church, Cheapside
Colle
the Sunday Evening Lectureship of B
Rev. Abraham Epworth, to the Rectory of IngoV
Norfolk, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Host
the Rev. L. Cooper..
Elwyn, to be Chaplain of H.M.S. Endynnon,
Rev. W. H.
Rev. John Gooch, B.A•, of Otitis College, Cambridge,
late Second Master of Heath School, Halifax, to the Curacy
of Stanningley, near Leeds.
8.A., of Catharine Hall, Cam-
William Henry Parr, Esq.,
bridge, to be Second Master of Heath School, Halifax,
vacant by the resignation of the Rev. J.College, Can.,
Gooch.
John Cole, Esq., 8.A.„. of St. John's
to be Second Master of untingdon Grammar School.
H
Hey. J. Dallas, Curate of St. Luke's, Chorlton-on-Med•
lock, Lancashire_, to be Minister of the same, vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. J. Hepworth ; patroness, Mrs_ F
Smythe.
Rev. Harry Carrow, M.A., of Trinity College, Cambridge
to the ura of Lxton,Somersetshire.
. Rev. CJohcy nLe Br Ison, 13 A., formerly of Sc. John's
College, Cambridge, to the Curacy of Shepton Mallet,
Somersetshire.
Rev. W. Price, Curate of Llanrhyddlad, Anglesea, to the
ofßectory of Llangelynin Carnarvonshire, vacant by the death
the Rev. F. r
—van Lloyd ; patron, the Bishop of Bangor.
Rev. William Proctor Thomas, LL.B., Prebendary of
Wells, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex,
and Vicar of Wetheridge, Devon, to the Vicarage of Welling-
ton with West Buckland, Somersetshirc,
vacant by the death of the Rev. R. Jarratt

sthorpe,

:e; patron,

on his own petition,

k gang of five housebreakers has been captured at Glee-
v. On Friday last, four or five fellows were engaged near
That town ir. robbing a hen roost, when one of thaccosed by the
o-
lice went to them, and was immediately
art who were armed with pistols. One of the
F y, ruffians
held a pistol to each ear, while another presented one at his
and they threatened to blow out his braiuoor s if he
to give the slightest alarm. Thus beset, the poffi-
cer was obliged to remain quiet,
trived to make their escape. and the whole party con-
THE LATE HURRICANE.—The followinit summary is
Fe:,,- nnd pro-

from various accounts of tt

we believ

the terrible;;l7o—f the 13th ult., a los. ....___
'e. without parallel in the history of our naercan
The hurricane seems to have been general, ant
ridden that the best of vessels quailed ender .it
Total Vessels. Total Lives
154 ...... 190
104

England and Wales
1reiand...........

Scotland

Coast of Frau<

181 424
then. we have no fewer than 181 vessels and 42-1 lives
lig!, t. These figures, too, can only be considered
pproxim h e ation to the
hich truth, man
account will ever beeobtained.

in one r

SPECTED MURDER.—It will be recollected by our read-
aiat in last January twelvemonths a gentleman, named
sood, a graduate of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, Was
nearly dead, in a ditch near Chesterton, under circum-
es which excited suspicion that he had not been fairly
with. He breathed and groaned when first discovered,
led without ever uttering a word. An inquest was held
his body, and, in the absence of evidence of foul plaY,
of " Died by the visitation of God" was returned.

er, that a young woman, who is sunerin
Cambridge gaol for robber. has made
appears that Mr. y
Hopwood wa
,bbing him. The woman state
st, in company with two othe

arneat I

red to

id that the latter, on their re

;thoring him in the snow, 1
he parties implicated h
t present withheld, for

be purposes

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