The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-21 00:00:00

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UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS. adopt measures for his expulsion, and for the eleee witii
t per son entertaining sentiments more in accorBse, tisea
OXFORD, Nov. 16. heir own, and the Earl of Eglinton was according'''. ,re•
In a congregation held this day, the following degrees upon as the opposing candidate. Consequently, ;''o,;.ing
were conferred : viously stated, the election took place, and the le'
Doctors in Civil Law.—Charles William Borrett, was the result : ~. lintoo•
Fellow of Magdalene; Rev. W. D. J. Bridgman, Wadham.
Bachelor in Divinity.—Rev. Thomas Henry Whor- Nationi Glottiani 27
wood, Fellow of Magdalene. Transforthiani ..
Masters of Arts.—Robert Cholmeley, Fellow of Mag- Loudoniani . ... . . 32 v
dalene ; Rev. George John Davie, Exeter; Rev. Richard Rothseiani..
Underwood, St. John's • John Walter de Longueville .-- .
187
Gifford, Merton ; Rev. 'Henry Boys, Worcester ; Rev. 246
William Whateley, Student of Christ Church ; Rev. Majority for Mr. Fox Maule-59. - llf ariiii
Frederick S. Colville, Trinity; George Lidwell Shannon, Mr. Maule's re-election was certainly not genera .11
Fox Mauie.lo2 .Dg so
Pembroke, (incorporated from Trinity College, Dublin). cipated, and we understand various causes are seseirtber
Bachelors of Arts.—Robert George Linzee, Christ for the result—a result which will scarcely enhaecef Glar
Church (Grand Compounder) ; J. Bleamire Steel, Exeter the usefulness or respectability of the University °_,tigit
(Grand Compounder); Henry Frazer Walter, Exeter; gow, seeing Mr. Maule occupies a high position sreot of
John Joseph Jackson, Exeter ; Frederick Pitman, Exeter; a party, and is the associate of leaders, one at onsist.
Alfred Jekin Dayman, Ezeter ; James Charles Blomfield, whom has declared that he will use every
Exeter ; Henry Willoughby Adams, Exeter ; Forster ent with his own safety, for the destruction of the "• tbi
George Simpson, Edmund Hall ; Thomas Griffith Peg- of Scotland as by law established, and has declare aria
aria
ton, St. Mary Hall; Henry Addington, Lincoln • Joseph too of an institution of which this virulent declateee 40
William Atkinson, Lincoln; Edward Kilvert, St.' Alban those who act with him, only a few months sine pria'
Hall ; Charles Henry Angell, Queen's ; Henry Stretton, proud to boast the world had seen no parallel. l'uolbee
Magdalen Hall ; Rev. George Woodberry Spooner, cipal of these causes, we are informed, was that e;_.110. sof
Magdalen Hall • James Chalmers, All Souls; John of the Conservative students refrained from ta6l',irstotb,
James Holford, Hall;
; George Taswell, Bresenose ; part in the election, because they were unwilling i°"f Dora
John Copner Wynne Edwards, Brasenose ; Henry Ed- an arrangement—the understood biennal election o.' 914,
ward Francis Lambert, Balliol; John Giles, Balliol.; Rectors—which they considered a judicios 01401e°
George Henry Turner, Balliol ; Cadwallader Coker therefore, although they did not approve of Mr' turnia
Adams, Merton; William Holt, Merton; Sanford George conduct and principles, they would not assist in A year:
Scobell, Oriel ; Nicholas James Moody, Oriel ; Francis him out of office before the expiry of his see°ll,;(l, ba‘
Corbet Pigott, Christ Church ; Samul Price Davies, That the Earl of Eglinton would have been eleg,bt, 35
Christ Church; William E. C. Austen, Fellow of New for this and other causes, there seems to be no do vote
vote
College ; Henry Wilkins Norman, Fellow of New College ; scarcely one-half of the students came forward 'mole
Alfred Cooper, St. John's ; John Williams Roberts, on the occasion, either for his Lordship or for 14,r't, were
Scholar of Jesus; James Hughes, Jesus ; Evan Lewis while it is known that the most strenuous ell".o'intlif
Davies, Jesus ; Edward William Thelwall, Jesus ; Wil- made by the Liberal and Free Church parties, craiolse'
liana John Dry, Wadham •, William Wilson, Wadham ; to bring their entire forces into the field. Priee'Pinst the
means', er otos
Charles Bennet Calley, Worcester ; Edmund Thomas farlan, we understand, dissented and protested ageavoiliq
Waters, Worcester • George Chinnery Tooth, Worcester; election of Mr. Maule, on the ground of his in A spet
William Scarlett Vale,i Worcester; Samuel R. Lockey, to hold the office of Lord Rector, but gave in 11"„, act,'"
Pembroke; William Charles Newcome, Trinity; Owen reasons. This, however, if necessary, will be u°-
Blathwayte Tyler, Trinity. proper time.

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 16.
At a congregation just held, the following degrees were
conferred :

THE COURT.

Doctor in .Divinity.—John Lonsdale, King's College,
by Royal mandate.

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highness is extremely good, and never was better
present. Morning Chronicle. state,
Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, we regret t last, to
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was prevented attending divine service on Sunda/appl n
consequence of slight indisposition ; but we are cv och
inform our readers that her Majesty's health is ucistiadili‘
improved. The royal suite attended church 00

Masters of Arts.—H. G. Vigne, St. Peter's College ;
S. Backler, St. John's College.
Bachelors of Arts.—F. B. Darby, Catherine Hall ;W.
B. Flower, Magdalen College; P. P. Neale, Queen's
College ; J. H. Ppllixfen, Queen's College ; E. Sayres,
Trinity.

Bachelor of Law.—D. C. Baynes, Sidney College

PROMOTIONS

Barton, Rev. Mr., to the curacies of Berse and Miners,
Derbyshire.

—Worcester Journal. _At is
INTENDED MOVEMENTS OF HER MAJESTI'.
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stated that her Majesty and Prince Albert, acc
by the Duke and Duchess de Nemours, are obeut i 5
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a visit to the Duke of Devonshire, at Chatss"rth chess of
rumoured also, that Trentham the Duke and Du ~,,est'
Sutherland s ' seat in Staffordshire , }
' Sir Robert reeVitlef
Drayton Manor, in the same county • and 'l5O will be
Court, where the Queen Dowager is now residing,
visited by the Queen and her illustrious guests•
breakfast
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WINDSOR, THURSDAY. Her Royal °
to the castle this , ,fters.
walked out' with the Queen and Prince
pleasure grounds about the castle. Her Rol's' renOcti•
august party,
the Princess Royal was taken for a walk in the fe.o
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was
out a carriage airing. Their Serene Highnesses '; ;g tskeo
and Princess of Hohenlohe Lan enbourg, titt,tore t
leave of their illustrious relatives,Lang
their eeP"
took 1231 •sit
proceed by the Great Western and Dover to e
en route, via Dover, Calais, &c., to Laeeken', prised,
their Belgian majesties. Royal jug •
Albert, accotnpanied by his Royal Highness `""
be
Nemours, hunted with his harriers. Their rtil`fter t
nesses started on their excursion immediately Loaf;
departure of the Prince and Princess of Hohenletic`otle,t.,
enbourg. The illustrious party returned to Oleo Albe'd
lunch. In the afternoon her Majesty and Prit 501
accompanied by their illustrious visiters the:-'ones
Duchess de Nemours, promenaded in the -I r
grounds about the castle. aAnlmub 111:1$1d,

Crawford, Rev. Prince, to the chaplaincy of St James'
Cemetery.

Dene, -Rev. Arthur, M.A., Vicar of Rattery, Devon, to
the Rectory of St. Athan, Llandaff, vacant by the death
of the Rev. J. R. Casberd.

Eager, Rev. Thomas Thomson, late assistant minister
of St. Margaret's Hollingwood, Oldham, Lancashire, to
the incumbency of Portwood, Stockport Cheshire.
Elwin, Rev. Whitwell, to the curacy of Hemington-
cum-Hardington, Somerset.

Evans, Rev. E. T., 8.A., scholar of Jesus College,
Cambridge, to the perpetual curacy of the English Church
Llanr vvst.

Evans, Rev. Evan T., 8.A., to the curacy of Holywell,
Flints.

Gifford, Edwin Hamilton, Esq., 8.A., Fellow of St.
John's College, Cambridge, to be second master of the
Free Grammar School, Shrewsbury.
Grey, Rev. Henry, M.A., late curate of Wooler, to the
curacy of Jarrow, Durham.

Hollway, Rev. Thomas, M.A., perpetual curate of Spils-
by, and rector of Partney, to the prebend of Stow Longa
(Hunts,) in Lincoln cathedral.

Jones, Rev. E. L. C., .
gerniew, Denbighshire.

M.A., to the Rectory of Llan-

Rev. R. P., 8.A., to the curacy of Degofylehan,

Uarnarronshire

Lowe, Rev. Thomas Hill, D.D., dean of Exeter, and
vicar of Littleham, Devon, to the Rectory of Collaton,
Rawleigh.

Steele, Rev. F. C., curate of Matberne, to the Vicarage
of Caerwent, Monmouthshire, vacant by the death of the
Rev. John Probyn. Patrons the Dean and Chapter of
Llaudaff.