Lieutenant-General Sir Thomas Brisbane, K.C.B. F.R.S., &c. Nicholas Aylward Vigors, Esq., F.R. and L.S., Secretary to the Zoological Society, &c. J. D'Israeli, Esq., F.S.A., the Historian of Charles the First. BACHELORS IN DIVINITY. July 4. Rev. Wm. Kay, Fellow of Lincoln Coll. Rev. Tho. Price, Fellow of Jesus Coll. MASTERS OF ARTS. July 4. Rev. Wm. Gilkes, Pembroke College, Grand Compounder. Thomas Lewin, Corpus Christi College, Grand Compounder. Henry Cradock Nowel, Corpus Christi College. Rev. Alex. Stuart, Alban Hall. Rev. Rob. Wells Whitford, St. Edmund Hall. Rev. Dacres Adams, Christ Church. Rev. Wm. Moore, Christ Church. Marmaduke R.Jeffreys, Christ Church. Rev. Henry Curtis Smith, Balliol Coll. W. Walter Tireman, Demy of Magdalen College. William Bulley, Demy of Magdalen College. Rev. W. J. Meech, Fellow of New Coll. Rev. Robey Eldridge, Wadham Coll. Rev. Lewis Tomlinson, Wadham Coll. July 5. John H. Philipps, Oriel College, Grand Compounder. Rev. Thomas H. Maitland, Oriel Coll. Todd Thomas Jones, Oriel College. Rev. J. E. S. Hutchinson, Wadham College. Henry Bostock, Wadham College. Rev. G. Cuddington Bethuene, Trinity College. Rev. Bennett Vere Townshend, Brasenose College. Thomas Streatfield Lightfoot, Exeter College. Rev. John Dinning, Queen's College. Hugh S. Tremenheere, Fellow of New College. Rev. Henry Samuel Sayce, Pembroke College. Rev. Wyndham J. Gooden, Oriel Coll. John Goodden, Corpus Christi Coll. Samuel C. J. Berdmore, Student of Christ Church. Rev. T. E. Burrow, M.A. of Queen's College, Cambridge, admitted ad eundem. BACHELORS OF ARTS. July 4. Cornelius F. Broadbent, St. Mary Hall. William Offley, University College. William Higgens, Worcester College. Edward C. Swainson, Worcester Coll. William Horatio Edwards, Brasenose College. Charles Percy Wyatt, Christ Church. J. C. Burton Borough, Christ Church. Samı. Ravenshaw Wood, Christ Church, Thomas Dand, Queen's College. Thomas Calvert, Queen's College. Henry Benj. Harenc, Christ Church. Thomas James, Christ Church. July 5. Rev. J. T. C. A. Trenchard, Trinity College, (incorporated from St. John's College, Cambridge.) MISCELLANEOUS UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. ELECTIONS. Benjamin Harrison, B.A. and Student of Christ Church has been appointed to the Hebrew Scholarship on the Pusey and Ellerton Foundation; and James Robert Burgess, B.A. of Oriel College, to that on the Foundation of the late Mrs. Kennicott. Mr. Thomas Dand and Mr. Thomas Calvert have been elected and admitted Taberdars of Queen's College; Messrs. Joshua Treacy, Joseph Punt, and William Wilson, Scholars on the Old Foundation; and William Andrews, of Exeter College, an Exhibitioner on the Foundation of Sir Francis Bridgman. Mr. Barne, of Trinity College, and Mr. John Woolley, have been elected Scholars of Excter College; Mr. Oxnam, of Trinity College, and Mr. Spranger, of Exeter College, Fellows of the same Society. Edward Cockey, B.A. of Wadham College, has been admitted Actual Fellow of that Society; Edward Walwyn Foley, B.A., and John Bradley Dyne, B.A., have been elected Probationary Fellows; Charles Wadham Diggle, has been elected a Scholar (Founder's Kin) and Edward Whitehead, a Scholar on the Somersetshire Foundation. The following gentlemen have been admitted Scholars of St. John's College. Thomas C. H. Leaver, Founder's Kin. The same day, John Saltwell Pinkerton, Edward William Vaughan, John Joseph Pratt, Francis John Kitson, were admitted Actual Fellows. The following gentlemen have been admitted Actual Fellows of Magdalen College-Rev. H. Linton, M.A.; Rev. William James Butler, M.A.; Henry Horne, B.A.; and the Rev. William Robert Fremantle, B.A.; also, the following gentlemen as Probationary Fellows:Rev. James Charles Stafford, M.A.; William Palmer, B.A.; and William Walter Tireman, B.A. Afterwards, the following gentlemen were elected Demies:-E. H. Hansell, Diocese of Norwich; Charles Daman, Commoner of Queen's College, Diocese of Winton; Thomas Harding Newman, Commoner of Wadham College, County of Essex; and Francis B. Wells, Commoner of Christ Church, Diocese of Chichester. July 11. An Address from this University to his Majesty, expressive of attachment to his Majesty and abhorrence of the late treasonable and premeditated attack on his person at Ascot, was presented by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Jones, Rector of Exeter College, attended by the Delegates nominated for that purpose, and accompanied by numerous noblemen and other distinguished members of the University; his Majesty returned a most gracious answer, and the members of the deputation had the honour of being severally presented to his Majesty, and of kissing hands. His Majesty appeared highly gratified with the expression of affection and respect thus tendered to him on the part of the University. Henry Jones, Commoner of Jesus Coll. Charles Edward Lefroy, Commoner of Christ Church. Frederick Rogers, Commoner of Oriel College. Edward P. Vaughan, Commoner of Balliol College. MASTERS OF ARTS. July 3. KING'S COLLEGE. Geo. W. Craufurd Joseph Thackeray Capel Lofft ST. PETER'S COLL. George Goldsmith F. P. Mac Carthy Edward Phillips Lamplugh P. Dykes Thomas Fell Horatio S. Hildyard CLARE HALL. James Gorle George Cooke John F. Francklin Edward Bates Francis Jackson Charles C. Beaty PEMBROKE COLL. Edward Nottidge CAIUS COLL. Robert Murphy CORP. CHR. COLL. George Coulcher TRINITY COLL. Arthur Pearson John Pearson William A. Soames T. K. E. Chatfield Samuel H. Powell ST. JOHN'S COLL. Geo. A. Cockburn EMMAN. COLL. QUEEN'S COLL. CHRIST'S COLL. Charles L. Smith Edm. H. Hooper Benjamin Chapman John Crossley Alleyne H. Barker JESUS COLL. William L. Ellis James John West John Hodgson TRINITY HALL. Edm. S.Whitbread SIDNEY COLL. William F. Chafy CATHARINE HALL. Henry Philpott Wm. Henry Clarke John Robinson Richard W. Packer John Lakeland Edward Vinall William Purvis MAGDALENE COLL. Chas. D. Radcliffe Harry L. Jones S. E. Bernard TOWNING COLL. George Dunnage. July 5. Rev. W. Morell Lawson, St. John's College. Rev. W. L. Weddall, Catharine Hall. Rev. Wm. D. Tyson, Catharine Hall. Rev. John Hurnall, Emmanuel College. Rev. George Johnson, Sidney College. H. Parsons, M.A., of Balliol College. Oxford, incorporated M.A. of Trinity Hall, in this University. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Joseph Thompson, Christ's College. July 11. An Address from the University to his Majesty expressive of its abhorrence of the outrage committed at Ascot by Dennis Collins, and concluding with praying that under the Divine Blessing his Ma jesty might long reign over a loyal and united people, was presented to the King on the throne by the Duke of Gloucester as Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor, accompanied by the Registrary, the Representatives of the University, numerous Noblemen and Gentlemen of every degree, amounting to upwards of 200. The King having made a suitable answer, the deputation were most graciously received, and had the honour of kissing his Majesty's hand. A Grace having passed the Senate to the following effect:-That those to whom the Sunday afternoon turns at St. Mary's and the turns for Christmas Day and Good Friday are assigned, shall, from the 10th day of October, 1832, to the end of May, 1833, provide no other substitute than such as are appointed in conformity with that grace: the following persons have been elected, each for the month to which his name is affixed: 1832. Oct.-The Hulsean Lecturer. Nov.-Rev. Prof. Musgrave, Trin. Dec.-Rev. Temple Chevallier, Ca. 1833. Jan.-Rev. T. S. Hughes, Emman. Feb.-Rev. C. Davies, Christ Coll. Mar.-Rev. R. W. Evans, Trin. Apr.-The Hulsean Lecturer. May. Rev. H. J. Rose, Trin. ELECTIONS. June 31. Graces passed to appoint Mr. Henshaw, of Trinity College, Deputy Proctor in the absence of Mr. Musgrave; and Mr. Burdakin, of Clare Hall, Deputy Proctor in the absence of Mr. Currie. Richard Paul Amphlett, B.A., and Charles Shorting, B.A., of St. Peter's College, have been elected Foundation Fellows of that Society; and Thomas Fell, B.A., and William Tillotson, B.A., Fel. lows on the Gisborne Foundation. The Rev. George Maddison, B.A., of Jesus College, has been elected a Skirne Fellow of Catharine Hall. COMBINATION PAPER, 1832. PRIOR COMB. Aug. 5. Mr. Norman, Pet. 12. Mr. Serjeantson, Cath. 19. Mr. Randolp, Clar. 26. Mr. James, Jes. Sep. 2. Coll. Regal. 9. Coll. Trin. 16. Coll. Joh. 23. Mr. Whitehurst, Pet. 30. Mr. South, Pemb. Oct. 7. Mr. Paske, Clar. 14. Mr. Chennery, Jes. 21. Coll. Regal. 28. COMMEM. BENEFACT. Nov. 4. Coll. Trin. 11. Coll. Joh. 18. Mr. Montgomery, Pet. 25. Mr. Simpson, Pemb. Dec. 2. Mr. Calcraft, Clar. 9. Mr. Oakes, Jes. 16. Coll. Regal. 23. Coll. Trin. 30. Coll. Joh. POSTER COMB. Aug. 5. Mr. Gleadall, Cath. 12. Mr. Foley, Emman. 19. Mr. Conyngham, Pet. 24. FEST. S. BART. Pemb. 26. Mr. Fisher, Pet. Sep. 2. Mr. Cory, Emman. 9. Mr. Hodgson, Pet. 16. Mr. Nepean, Trin. Mr. Currie, 21. FEST. S. MATT. Mr. Crick, Joh. 29. FEST. S. Mr. Rusby, Cath. Oct. 7. Mr. Stephenson, Job. 18. FEST.S. Luc. Mr. Dicken, Corp. 21. Mr. Howarth, Joh. 28. FEST. SS. SIM. ET JUD. Mr. Norman, Cath. Nov. 1. FEST. Oм. Mr. Buller, Regal. SANCT. Mr. Hicks, Magd. 4. Mr. Attwood, Trin. 11. Mr. Stoddart, Chr. 18. Mr. Thomas, Corp. 25. Mr. Glover, Joh. 30. FEST. S. AND. Mr. Osborne, Pet. Dec. 2. Mr. Furnival, Regin. 9. Mr. Jackson, Joh. 16. Mr. Tomlinson, Joh. 21. FEST. S. THOM. M. Petit, Trin. 23. Mr. Pearse, Joh. 25. FEST. NATIV. Mr. Kempson, Trin. 26. FEST.S.STEPH. Mr. Birch, Joh. 27. FEST. S. JOH. Mr. Speer, Trin. 28. FEST. INNOC. Mr. Evans, Clar. 30. Mr. Sandys, Regin. |