Ordained at the Abbey Church, Bath, on Sunday, Feb. 10, by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese:

DEACONS.-Of Oxford :-A. B. Handley, B.A., Queen's; G. Sweet, St. Mary's H.; G. Vance, B.A., Exet. Of Cambridge :-A. K. B. Granville, B.A., Ch. Ch.; G. A. Rogers, Trin.

PRIESTS.-Of Oxford :-E. Caswall, M.A., Bras. Of Cambridge:-C. Anslow, M.A., Trin.

CHESTER.

Ordained at the Cathedral Church, Chester, by the Lord Bishop, on Sunday, Feb, 24:

DEACONS.-Of Oxford :-W. Courthrope, B.A., Ch. Ch.; D. C. Legard, B.A., Univ.; G. Levy, B.A., Queen's; T. B. Murrell, B.A., Bat.; D. Roberts, B.A., Jesus. Of Cambridge :-C. Badham, B. A., Em.; J. Bradley, B. A., Corpus Christi; J. Dobie, B.A., Corpus Christi; J. G. Fearne, Cath. H.; R. L. Hill, B. A., St. John's; H. B. Jones, B.A., St. John's; J. Kitton, Queen's; J. Leach, B.A., Pemb.; T. Lowe, B.A., Cath. H. Of Dublin:-T. Booth, B.A.; K. Frazer; P. A. Galindo, B.A.; H. C. Sanger, B.A. Of St. Bees :J. Lowthian; J. Parker.

PRIESTS,-Of Oxford :-J. Brierley, B.A., St. John's; E. H. V. Colt, B.A., Queen's; W. J. Jeffrays, M.A., Bal.; S. Wentworth, M.A., Bal. Of Cambridge-J. A. Boddy, B.A., St. John's; W. Coombs, B.A., St. John's; W. C. Dudley, B.A., Queen's; H. Lascelles, B.A., Cath. H.; T.

Morton, B.A., Corpus Christi; J. S. Neumann, B.A., St. Peter's; A. Parlon, B.A., Queen's. Of Dublin:-G. Mansfield, B.A.; W. Richards, B.A.; W. Walling, B.A. Of St. Bees :-C. Harrison, (B.A., Durh.); W. Houghton.

Ordained by the Lord Bishop, in the Cathedral Church of Lincoln, on Sunday, Feb. 24:

DEACONS.-Of Orford :-B. C. Bridges, B.A., Oriel.; E. C. Sheddon, B.A., St. Mary's H.; J. A. Clarke, B.A., Trin. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Exeter); E. Adderbrooke, B.A., Trin. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Worc.) Of Cambridge:-M. Garfit, B.A., Trin.; C. B. Gribble, B.A., Ch. Ch. ; T. Liversley, B.A., Trin. ; G. Williams, B.A., Queen's; F. Legard, Eman. (Lett. dim. Abp. of York); R. Hill, B.A., Corpus Christi; H. Wright, B.A., Cath. H. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Lich.); J. Lewis, B.A., Trin. Of Dublin: -E. S. Murphy, B.A. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Ripon); T. A. Walrond, B.A. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Salisbury.) PRIESTS.-Of Oxford:-C. R. Buckmill, B.A., Worc.; J. D. Giles, M.A., Corpus Christi; G. Renaud, M.A., Corpus Christi. Of Cambridge J. Hart, B.A., Ch. Ch.; N. Keymer, B.A., Pemb.; H. P. Measer, M.A., King's; R. Parker, B.A., Corpus Christi; W. A. Peacock, B. A., Corpus Christi; R. J. Ward, B.A, Caius; J. B. Yard, B.A., Trin.; W. E. Scudamore, M.A., St. John's; C. S. Woolcock, B.A., Cath. H. (Lett. dim. Bp. of Norwich); Literate-G. R. Anstey, (Lett. dim. Abp. of York.)

Rev. S. T. Adams, M.A., to the Rectory of Horwood, Magna, Bucks. Population 730. Patron, New Coll., Oxon. Value £302.

Rev. J. Allen, to the Perpetual Curacy of Knowle, St. Giles, Somerset. Pop. 108. Pat., Preb. in Wells Cath. Val. £219.

Rev. W. T. P. Brymer, Rect. of Charlton, Mackrell, to be Archdeacon of Bath.

Rev. W. A. Bouverie, B.D., to the Rect. of Denton, Norfolk. Pop. 580. Pat., Abp. of Can. Val. £813.

Rev. W. R. Browell, to the Rect. of Beaumont, Cum., Moze, Essex. Pop. 434. Pat., Guy's Hospital. Val. £652.

Rev. F. T. J. Bayly, B.A., Minor Can. of Gloucester Cathedral, to the Vic. of Brockthorp, Glouc. Pop. 193. Pat., D. and C. of Glouc. Val. £143.

Rev. W. Bond, to the Rect. of Roding Beauchamp, Essex. Pop. 238. Pat., Rev. Dr. Barrett. Val. £244.

Rev. R. Barnes, M.A., to the Vic. of Ardington, Berks. Pop. 404. Pat., Ch. Ch., Oxon.

Rev. W. Crawley, M. A., to the Per. Cur. of Flaxley, Glouc. Pop. 186. Pat., Sir T. Boevey, Bart. Val. £104.

Rev. J. Conyngham, B.C.L., to the Rect. of Weston Longville, Norfolk. Pop. 450. Pat., New Coll., Oxon. Val. £583.

Rev. T. Case, to the Vic. of Horton, Dorset. Pop. 844. Pat., Earl of Shaftesbury. Val. £100. Rev. J. Cordeux, to the Rect. of Whiston, Yorks. Pop. 927. Pat., Earl of Effingham. Val. £868. Rev. A. G. Cornwall, to the Rect. of Beverston, Glouc. Pop. 450. Pat., the Queen. Val. £590.

Rev. H. T. Dowler, B.A., to the Vic. of Aldeburgh, Cum., Hazlewood, Suff. Pop. 1538. Pat., F. T. V. Wentworth, Esq. Val. £220.

Rev. G. H. Eland, B.A., to the Vic. of St. Paul's, Bedminster, Somerset. Pop. 7000. Pat., Vic. of Bedminster. Val. £180.

Rev. W. Falconer, M.A., to the Rectory of Bushey, Herts. Pop. 2000. Pat., Exeter Coll., Oxon. Val. £773.

Rev. W. Gunning, to the Vic. of Stowey, Somerset. Pop. 234. Pat., Bp. of Bath and Wells. Val. £183.

Rev. J. Geraghty, to the Rect. of Ardquin, co. Down, Ireland.

Rev. J. T. Gordon, to the Cur. of Downpatrick, Ireland.

Rev. C. Hardwick, M.A., to the Rect. of St. Michael's, Glouc. Pop. 1869. Pat., the Lord Chancellor. Val, £231.

Rev. N. Hubersty, M.A., to the Per. Cur. of Dethwick, Derbyshire. Pop. 675. Pat., J. Hallowes, Esq. Val. £93.

Rev. J. Hughes, to the Vic. of Alconbury, Hants. Pop. 1206. Pat., D. and C. of Westminster. Val. £162.

Rev. R. Homan, to the Rect, of Killymead, Ireland.

Rev. W. H. Herring, to the Rect. of Fordham, Essex. Pop. 727. Pat., Earl de Grey, and C. S. Onley, Esq., alt. Val. £603.

Rev. D. Jones, to the Cur. of Leonard Stanley, Glouc. Pop. 942. Pat., Mrs. Cumberland. Val. £200.

Rev. W. Jacobson, Vice Princ. of Magdalen Hall, Oxford, to the Per. Cur. of Iffley, Oxford. Pop. 656. Pat., Archd. of Oxon..

Rev. J. Kitton, to the Cur. of St. Peter's, Preston, Lanc. Pat., Vic. of Preston. Val. £110.

Rev. T. Ludham, M.A., to the Vic. of Ellington, Hants. Pop. 374. Pat., St. Peter's Coll., Camb. Val. £84.

Rev. H. J. Mott, B.A., to the Rect. of Bodham, Norfolk. Pop. 308. Pat., J. E. Mott, Esq.

Rev. W. R. Melville, M.A., to the Rect. of Matlock, Derb. Pop. 3262. Pat., D. of Lincoln. Val. £320.

Rev. G. D. Miller, M.A., to the Per. Cur. of Morley, Yorks. Pop. 3819. Pat., Earls of Wilton and Cardigan, alt. Val. £43

Rev. J. Nelson, to the Rect. of Gilston, Herts. Pop. 233. Pat., Bp. of London. Val. £241.

Rev. C. Paul, M.A., to the Vic. of Wellow, Somerset. Pop. 960. Pat., W. C. Keating, Esq. Val. £380.

Rev. S. G. Rogers, to the parish of Natlash, Diocese of Cloyne, Ireland.

Rev. W. E. Scudamore, to the Reet. of Ditchingham, Norf. Pop. 962. Pat., D. of Norf. Val. £482. Rev. W. A. Shirley, M.A., to the Rect. of Brailsford, Derbs. Pop. 780. Pat., Earl Ferrers. Val. £673.

Rev. H. Soames, M.A., to the Rect. of Stapleford Tawney, Essex. Pop. 297. Pat., Sir T. Smith, Bart. Val. £735.

Rev. S. Swanzy, to the parish of Incheegeela, co. Cork, Ireland.

Rev. J. F. Todd, to the Vic. of Liskeard, Corn. Pop. 4042. Pat., Gwynne, Esq. Val. £303. Rev. Tripp, D. D., to the Rect. of Silverton, Devons. Pop. 1389. Pat., Hon. R. G. Wyndham, and Earl of Ilchester. Val. £589. Rev. G. Townsend, Preb. of Durham, to the Living of St. Margaret, Durham. Pop. 750. Pat., D. and C. Val. £409.

Rev. J. Vicars, to the P. C. of Hayle, Cumberland. Pop. 272. Pat., Earl of Lonsdale. Val. £82. Rev. H. Watling, B.D., to the Rect. of Tredington, Warwicks. Pop. 1045. Pat., Jesus Coll., Oxon. Val. £539.

Rev. Dr. Wolff, to the Per. Cur. of Linthwaite, Yorks. Pop. 2852. Pat., Vic. of Almondbury. Val. £51.

Rev. S. B. Ward, to the Rect. of Quinton, Northamp. Pop. 128. Pat., the Lord Chancellor. Val. £235.

Rev. J. F. Wray, to the Vic. of Stix would, Linc. Pop. 230. Pat., C. Turnor, Esq. Val. £70. Rev. L. Walton, to the Per. Cur. of Wendling, Norf. Pop. 347. Pat., Earl of Leicester. £52.

Rev. J. Bickerstaff, to be Chaplain to the Pembroke Union.

Rev. C. S. Bonnett, Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Buckingham and Chandos.

Rev. C. P. Eyre, Curate of Calne, to be Chaplain to the High Sheriff of Wilts.

Rev. C. Greene, Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Carnwath.

Rev. E. N. Hoare, Domestic Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

Rev. A. Macpherson, Vicar of Rothwell, a Su rogate for granting marriage licences and proving wills.

Rev. R. Oakman, to be Rural Dean of the Deanery, of Ilchester.

Rev. W. Polwhele, to be Chaplain to the Tavistock Union Workhouse.

Rev. J. Poole, Master of Free Grammar School, Mansfield, Notts.

TESTIMONIALS

Rev. T. H. Walker, Rector of Bickleigh, with a splendid silver salver, by his parishioners.

Rev. Dr. Penny, Rector of Heswall, by his parishioners, with a handsome silver salver.

Rev. J. Nelson, with a piece of plate from the inhabitants of St. John's, Fulham.

Rev. L. Panting, Vicar of Chebsey, Staffordshire, by the parishioners of Hodnet, with a silver inkstand, large Bible and Prayer Book, and the works of the Apostolical Fathers.

Rev. D. Cameron, Incumbent of St. Helen's, Worcester, with a silver cake-basket and a set of ladles and spoons, by the parishioners of Lapworth. Rev. J. H. Bromley, Vicar of Hull, by his parishioners, with a splendid silver salver, value eighty guineas.

Rev. W. Lendon, Curate of Fryern Barnet,

CLERGYMEN

Rev. L. Bennett, Rector of Water Stratford and Foxcote, Bucks. Patron, the Duke of Buckingham, aged 64.

Rev. E.Corner, at Kingston, Jamaica.

Rev. J. Caporn, Vicar of Takely, Essex. Patron, Bishop of London.

Val.

Rev. H. R. Rokeby, a Surrogate for granting marriage licences and proving wills.

Rev. T. Simpson, a Surrogate for granting marriage licences and proving wills.

The Lord Bishop of Lincoln has appointed the following Rural Deans throughout the Archdeaconry of Leicester :-The Rev. Mr. Marriot, of Cottesbach, and the Rev. Mr. Belgrave, of North Kilworth; for the Deanery of Guthlaxton. The Rev. Mr. Echalaz, of Appleby, and the Rev. Mr. Greenway, of Newbold Vernon; for the Deanery of Sparkenhoe. The Rev. Mr. Apthorp, of Gumley, and the Rev. Mr. Humfrey, of Laughton; for the Deanery of Gartree. The Rev. Mr. Morgan, of Rearsby, and the Rev. Mr. Beresford, of Hoby; for the Deanery of Goscote. The Rev. Mr. Selwyn, of Branston, and the Rev. Mr. Gillett, of Waltham; for the Deanery of Framland.

OF RESPECT.

with a handsome silver tea service, by the inhabitants of Totteridge and Fryern Barnet. Rev. T. M'Gill, Curate of St. George, Isle of Man, with a piece of plate.

Rev. J. Knox, by the parishioners of Buckden, Huntingdonshire.

Rev. J. A. Smith, by the parishioners of St. Thomas, Stourport.

Rev. R. Meade, by the parishioners of Risborough, Bucks, a silver ink-stand, and a pocket communion service plate.

Rev. W. Marshall, Curate of Bath, by the parishioners, with an elegant silver vase, enclosing 220 guineas.

Rev.

Ashe, Curate of Ballyculter, Ireland, with an address, accompanied with a Bible, by his parishioners.

DECEASED.

Rev. J. Dakins, Rector of St. James's, Col. chester. Patron, the Lord Chancellor.

Rev. G. Dupins, P.C. of Wendlebury, Oxford. Patron, Christ Church, Oxon, aged 82.

Rev. G. T. Edison, Rector of Stock and Ramsden, Essex.

Rev. G. Grinstead, at Margate.

Rev. E. Graves, at Fincham, aged 68. Rev. L. Grainger, Vicar of Barnetby-le-Wold, Lincoln. Patron, Bishop of Lincoln.

Rev. S. Hoole, Rector of Poplar, Middlesex. Patron, East India Company and Brasennose College, alt., aged 82.

Rev. J. Horner, Rector of South Reston, Lincoln. Patron, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. Vicar of Tathwell, Lincoln. Patron, the Bishop of London.

Rev. S. Langley, Rector of Sheekly, Stafford. Patron. In dispute.

Rev. J. Mitchell, Vicar of Sturminster Newton, Dorset. Patron, Lord Rivers.

Rev. M. Prickett, of Burlington, Yorks., late Chap. Trin. Coll. Camb.

Rev. G. Phillips, Rect. of New Moat, Pembroke, aged 63.

Rev. T. Pettat, Rect. of Hatherop, Glouc.

OXFORD.

Pat. Hon. W. Ponsonby. Rect. Beverstone, Glouc., Pat. the Queen, aged 67.

Rev. J. Pascoe, Vic. of St. Keverne, Cornwall. Pat. Mrs. Hill, aged 47.

Rev. W. Proctor, Rect. of Alnwick, Northum. Pat. Bp. of Durham. Vic. of Lesbury, North. Pat. the Lord Chancellor, aged 77.

Rev. E. Strangeways, Rect. of Milbury, Dorset, at Honduras. Pat., Earl of Ilchester.

Rev. J. Umpleby, P. C., Armin., Yorks. Pat., Earl of Beverley, and N. E.Yarburgh, Esq. Rect. of Yarburgh, Linc. Pat., N. E. Yarburgh, Esq., aged 77.

Rev. S. Wells, Rect. of Portlemouth, Devon. Pat., Earls of Darlington and Sandwich, aged 80.

Rev. P. Wright, Rect. of Marks Tey, Essex. Pat., Ball. Coll., Oxon., Rect. of Holy Trin., Colchester. Pat., Ball., Coll., Oxon., Rect. of Baddeley, Cheshire. Pat., Sír H. Mainwaring, aged

80.

March 9.-A Convocation was holden on Wednesday last, for the purpose of electing a Vinerian Scholar, in the room of Mr. Denison, of All 'Souls, recently elected to a Fellowship on that foundation. The candidates were-Mr. Smith, Michel Scholar of Queen's; and Mr. Trower, Scholar of Balliol-both first class men. At the close of the election, the numbers were:-For Mr. Smith, 134; for Mr. Trower, 59. The former gentleman was consequently declared to be the successful candidate, and was immediately admitted by the Vice-Chancellor.

On Thursday last the following degrees were conferred :-Bachelor in Divinity.-Rev. T. H. Hawes, Chaplain of New College. Master of Arts. -Rev. W. Scott, Queen's Coll. Bachelors of Arts, -A. R. Denison, Christ Church, Grand Compounder; C, O. Kenyon, Christ Church; T. C. Powell, Brasenose; H, E. Adair, St. John's; A. M. C. Stapylton, University; R. H, Whiteway,

Worcester.

The Ireland Scholarship for the present year has been awarded to Mr. James Fraser, Scholar of Lincoln College.

On Thursday, Feb, 28th, Mr. George Poingdestre and Mr. John Le Cappellain, both natives of the Island of Jersey, were admitted at Pembroke College as Scholars, on Bishop Morley's Foundation.

March 16.-In a Congregation holden on Thursday, the following degrees were conferred :-Masters of Arts.-Rev. William Cockayne Adams, Balliol; R. Downes, Trinity. Bachelors of Arts.J. B. P. Dennis, Queen's, Grand Compounder; I, Nichol, Exeter, H. S. Escott, Balliol,

In a Convocation holden on Wednesday, a petition to the House of Commons, praying for Church extension in England and Wales, was unanimously agreed to.

The examination of candidates for Johnson's Mathematical Scholarship ended yesterday, when the examiners awarded it to Mr. John Andrews Dale, of Balliol College,

The Professor of Anglo-Saxon has issued a notice that on Wednesday next, at two o'clock, he will read his Terminal Lecture in the Clarendon.

The vacant Scholarship on the foundation of Dr. Clark, at Worcester College, will be filled up on the 8th of May next. Candidates must be born of English parents, in the provinces of Canterbury or York. A preference is given to the orphans of Clergymen of the Church of England. The necessary certificates and testimonials are to be presented personally to the Provost on or before the 4th of May,

On Thursday Messrs. Rowlandson, Bowers, and Turner, were elected Exhibitioners of Queen's College.

Matriculations, 1838 Regents

Determining Bachelors in Lent, 1838, 255

March 23.-Mr. A. W. Haddan, B.A., Scholar of Trin. Col., has been elected Theological Scholar, and Mr. J. A. Dale, B.A., of Balliol Col., Mathematical Scholar, on the Johnson Foundation. Mr. Dale has also been elected to the University Mathematical Scholarship.

Mr. R. R. W. Lingen, Scholar of Trinity Coll., and one of Dean Ireland's Scholars, has been elected to the University Scholarship for the encouragement of Latin Literature. At the Examination for this Scholarship, Mr. E. K. Karslake, Student of Christ Church, so much distinguished himself as to be placed next in merit to the successful candidate.

On Tuesday last the following gentlemen were elected Scholars of Lincoln Coll. :-Messrs. N. T. Travers, of Trinity; M. Webster, of Balliol; M. Terry, of Queen's; F. J. Manning, of King's Coll., London; and Mr. R. Easum, of the Church of England Grammar School, Hackney.

CAMBRIDGE.

March 9.-We understand that a petition against the Dean and Chapter Bill, introduced by Lord John Russell, is in the course of preparation, and likely to receive the assent of a great majority of the Members of the Senate.

At a Congregation held yesterday, Mr. Almack, of St. John's College, was appointed an Examiner at the Previous Examinations of the present year. in the place of Mr. Lund.

Mr. Thomas Ford Tarver has been admitted a Scholar of King's College, in this University.

March 16.-The following are the names of the Inceptors to the degree of Master of Arts at the Congregation held yesterday:-W. T. Tarner, M. A. Atkinson, J. D. Lane, F. W. Collison, F. E. Tuson, W. H. Bateson, St. John's; J. F. Robinson, St. Peter's; F. Sheppard, Clare Hall; C. A. Calvert, Pembroke; W. J. Johnson, H. Headly, Caius; J. Clark, Queen's; D. T. Ansted, Jesus; W. G. Greenstreet, Christ's; H. H. Swinney, F. Jones, Magdalene; J. C. Barclay, Emmanuel.

At the same Congregation the following degrees were conferred :-Honorary Masters of Arts.Lord J. J. R. Manners, Trinity, second son of the Duke of Rutland; Sir H. Dryden, Bart, Trinity Coll.-Bachelors of Divinity.-Rev. J. G. Johnston, Christ's Coll., and Head Master of Barnstaple Grammar School; Rev. G. Ingram, Queen's.Masters of Arts.-R. Wilson, Trinity; E. Shortland, Pembroke; C. Spencer, Christ's.-Bachelor in Physic.-T. Barton, Queen's-Bachelors of Arts. -T. Tring, Trinity; T. Ridley, Catherine Hall; A. Kempt, Caius ; E. Ridgeway, Jesus; E. C. Sharpe, J. Bennett, Christ's.

A grace passed the Senate, "to petition both Houses of Parliament against certain clauses in a Bill now under the consideration of the House of Commons, upon the subject of Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues." The petition was carried in the Black Hood House by 35 to 7, and in the White Hood House by 33 to 3.

The Chancellor's Medallists.-The Chancellor's two gold medals for the best classical scholars among the commencing Bachelors of Arts of the present year were on Monday last adjudged A. S. Eddis and J. G. Maitland, both of Trinity Coll.

Bell's Scholars.-The following gentlemen were yesterday elected University Scholars on the Rev. Dr. Bell's foundation :-G. H. Ainger, W. Wilson, St. John's Coll.

CLASSICAL TRIPOS, 1839.-Examiners-Ried. Shilletto, M A., Trinity Coll.; James Hildyard, M.A., Christ's Coll.; George John Kennedy, M.A., St. John's Coll. Benjamin W. Beatson, M.A. Pembroke Coll.-First Class.-Drs. Freeman, Trin.; Penrose, Trin.; Maitland, Trin.; Eddis, Trin.; Woodham, Jesus; Hopper, Trin.; Bolton, John's; Mills, Queen's; Merry, Jesus; Simpkinson, Trin.-Second Class-Drs. Yeoman, Trin.; Leeman, John's; Christian, Pemb.; Joy, Trin.; Brodrick, Trin.; Gell, Trin.; Relton, Pemb. ; Sismey, Trin.; Mathison, Trin.; Martyn, John's; Bailey, John's; Laurence, Trin.; Green, Jesus. -Third Class.-Drs. Humphreys, John's; Tucker, Emman.; Stewart, Trin.; Watson, Emman. ; Maunder, Queen's; Gordon, Trin.

MARCH 22.-There will be Congregations on the following days of the ensuing Easter Term:Wednesday, April 17, Thursday, May 2, and Wednesday, May 15, at 11; Tuesday, June 11 (Stat. B. D. Comm.), at 10; Saturday, June 29, and Monday, July 1, at 11; and Friday, July 5 (end of Term), at 10.

On Monday last the following gentlemen of St. John's College were elected Fellows upon the foundation:-Benjamin Morgan Cowie, Percival Frost, Wm. Bishop, Samuel Blackall, and George Currey. Also, on the same day, the following

gentlemen were elected Platt Fellows of that so. ciety-Francis Whaley Harper, and Coates.

The following gentlemen have been elected scholars of Queen's College, in this University :-Reynolds, Bickersteth, Eller, Marie, Raw, Crabbe. PREVIOUS EXAMINATION. — EXAMINERS.Joseph Power, M.A., Trinity Hall; John Mills, M.A., Pembroke; James Hildyard, M.A., Christ's; Henry Almack, B.D., St. John's.

First Class.-Of Trinity -Babington, Barstow, Bates, Bickerdike, Bland, Boden, Bridges, Bullen, Bund, Burroughs, Cattley, Cockle, Colvile, Cope, Courtnay, Crawfurd, Currey, Dawes, Deffell, Farish, Flint, Gilpin, Gisborne, Goulburn, Harrison, Heathcote, Hodgson, Hope, Jones, H. C., Jones, L., Maskew, Molyneaux, Parker, Powell, Poynder, Preston, Rawson, Richardson, Robinson, O., Robinson, T., Shelley, Smith, Stokes, Strickland, Swainson, Taylor, Tritton, Turnbull, Turner, Vivian, Ware, Young.-Of St. John's :A. Court, Bather, Beard, Boulbee, Baulflower, Braddy, Buil, Burridge, Carwardine, Charlton, Clubbe, Ellicott, Emery, Everett, Gould, Hardcas tle, Hibbs, Hutchinson, James, Kingsford, Lovell, Miller, O'Flaherty, Parish, Riggott, Rugeley, Sangster, Scott, Shears, Shelley, Smith, Stock, Stonestreet, Tate, Watkin, Wells, Wrigley. Of St. Peter's-Allnutt, Ayre, Begbie, Boughton, Clarke, Elborne, Fitzpatrick, Martin, Piggott, Pocock, Titcombe, Tucker, Weir, Wilson. Of Corpus Christi:-Bagshawe, Bell, Booth, Coney, Deck, Field, Gover, Hayton, Jephson, Kingsford, Lees, London, Martin, Pyke, Ragland, Surtees, Webb. Of Queen's-Abbott, Blackden, Bickersteth, Blanchard, Budd, Davies, Dowding, Edwards, Goren, Halls, Hewes, Holland, Mitchell, Morewood, Raw, Reynolds, Rowlatt, Shebbeare, Stevens. Of Jesus--Allott, Dauberry, Distin, Halliwell, Howlett, Hughes, Richardson, Roberts, Turton, Winter, Wood. Of Magdalen:-Bishop, Daniel, Douglas, Evans, Flint, Hall, Hatch, Thring, Tomlinson. Of Clare :-Barnes, Chambers, Edwards, Matthews, Pannell, Pitman, Shepherd, Townsend, Westhorp. Of Catherine-Bullivant, Cloates, Hamilion, J. Harris, H Harris, Hughes, Stockdale, Wilkinson, Yates. Of Caius :Harrison, Hill, Nicholson, Pearson, Shaboe, Vipan, Yatman. of Pembroke:-Barker, Cumming, Halson, Jeaffreson, Jones, M'Call, Parry, Power, Stewart, Stokes, Swansborough, Sykes, Tagg. Of Emmanuel-Bayton, Baggis, Ffolkes, Thornhill, Woodcock. Of Christ's-Chamberlain, Domville, Fitzgerald, Griffith, Harrison, Mee, Ridout, Sharpe, Wheeler. Of Sydney:-Dimock, Layng, Southbert. Of Downing-Compton, Wheatley. Of Trinity Hall :-Berridge, Caldwell, Jermyn, M'Laclan, Moore, Simpkin.

SECOND CLASS.-Of Trinity:-Atherley, Bastard, Bevan, Bussell, Crawfurd, Fenton, Forbes, Frere, Griffith, Irving, Jones, Mason, Martineau, Mason, Mever, Paris, Patterson, Peckerson, Perry, C. Ramsden, R. Ramsden, Roberts, Sawers, Simpson, Smith, Tooth, Wigram, Wood. Of St. John's:Bennett, Cripps, Gibson, Gunning, Hall, Hargreaves, Kerr, Moore, Romney, Sharpe, Taunton, Wawn. Of Caius:-Caffin, Chalk, Elton, Gooch, Stroubridge. Of Catherine:-Jones, J. Pearson, H. Pearson, Roe, Sheldon, Wood. Of Pembroke:-Harding, Heedlam, Lambert, Middleton. Of Corpus Christi-Cooper, Ellis, G. C. Gordon, W. Gordon, Headley, Neat, Of Emmanuel :-Easther, Elliot, Sharp, Woodd. Of Clare:-Dyke. Of Jesus:Braithwaite, Constable, Fisher, King, Langslow, Wortham. Of Sydney-Bacon, Cheadle, Goodchild. Of Queen's :-Alford, Kemp, King, Oxley, Patch. Of Christi :-Fitch, Manby, Symonds. Of Trinity Hall :-Ayton, Thorp, White. Magdalen:-Wood. Of St. Peter's-Grenside.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.

On Wednesday, March 13th, a meeting was held of the Cambridge Auxiliary of the

Of

Church Building Society, the Vice-Chancellor in the chair. From the report, it appeared that the parent society, during the

twenty years since its establishment, has assisted in providing Church sittings for 398,960 persons, of which number the free and unappropriated sittings for the use of the poor are 292,339.

DEVONSHIRE.

VISITATIONS.-The Venerable the Archdeacon of Exeter has fixed his Visitations as follow-Exeter, Tuesday, April 30; Honiton, Thursday, May 2; Collumpton, Friday, May 4.-The Rev. the Precentor has also fixed his Visitations as follow:-Colyton, Wednesday, May 1; Exmouth, Wednesday, May 8; Ashburton, Tuesday, May 14.

DURHAM.

Mrs. Lawrence, of Studley Park, has given £30, the Rev. Dr. Prosser, Prebendary of Durham, £20, and Charles Attwood, Esq., and Co., £10, towards the repairs and increase of accommodation of St. Mary's Church, Gateshead.

DARLINGTON.-A petition has been recently forwarded from this town, to the Hon. H. T. Liddell, for presentation to the House of Commons, against the plan of national education proposed by Lord John Russell.-A petition has also been sent from Darlington, praying for support and encouragement being given to the Church in Canada.

A subscription has been set on foot to purchase a collection of astronomical instruments to furnish a proposed observatory in the University of Durham, to which the Lord Bishop has contributed 100 guineas; the Rev. T. Gisborne, £50; the Warden, £30; the Mathematical Professor, £50; Earl Grey and Viscount Dungannon, £25 each; the Bishop of Chester, £20; and several noblemen and gentlemen various sums, amounting at present to £545 19s.

A petition from the Archdeacon and Clergy of the Archdeaconry of Durham, deprecating the plans of the Commissioners of Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues, being carried into effect, has been signed by most of the parochial Clergy in this neighbourhood. The petitioners are anxious that the reports of the Commissioners should be referred to some competent Church authority for further consideration.-Berwick and Kelso Warder.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

The friends and parishioners of the Rev. Francis Close, Incumbent of Cheltenham, have presented that gentleman with the sum of £2,235 12s., raised towards the purchase of a suitable residence, as a testimony of "their respect and esteem for him as a faithful and most zealous minister of the Gospel."

HAMPSHIRE.

The parochial Clergy of the Diocese of Winchester, have petitioned against any increase of their livings being effected by the sacrifice or invasion of Prebendal Stalls, or other Cathedral emoluments. What will the

assailants of the "grasping" Clergy say to this new instance of that sordid feeling which they impute so liberally to the Ministers of the Establishment?

MIDDLESEX.

ST. BRIDE'S. The Common Council, on the petition of the Rev. Mr. Dale, the Vicar, the churchwardens, and others, have voted £300 in aid of the debt incurred by the erection of the new church in this parish.

SPLENDID COLLECTION.-The large sum of £206 was collected on Sunday, March 10th, at the Church of the united parishes of St. Vedart Foster and St. Michael-le-Querne, Cheapside, after a sermon by the Lord Bishop of London, in behalf of the Metropolis Churches Fund.

On Monday, March 18th, a meeting_was held at the Schoolhouse, Marylebone, Lord Kenyon in the chair, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament against the Ministerial plan of National Education. Lord Teignmouth described the proposed plan of education as one which the friends of the Church must look at with great apprehension. It was based upon a system that could only have for its object the undermining of the Established Church. Any system which removed the education of the people from under the control of the Clergy, was one fraught with great mischief. The noble lord read several extracts from the correspondence to show that, though Lord John Russell endeavoured to conceal what his real opinions were, as to the establishment of normal schools, for the education of schoolmasters of all persuasions, still the Marquis of Lansdowne's letter candidly avowed the object. He concluded by proposing a resolution declaratory that no system of education could be approved of, where the Scriptures, Liturgy, and Catechism were not taught in the schools. Lord Radstock proposed a resolution, declaring that the religious education of the children of the poor could not be safely confided to any but the Clergy. These, and several other resolutions of less impor tance, were unanimously carried.

On Tuesday, March 19th, a special general meeting of the friends and supporters of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge was held, to prepare a petition to both houses of parliament, praying that increased facilities of obtaining Christian Knowledge, upon the system of the Church of England, might be extended to our Colonies. His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury in the chair.

A subscription has been entered into on the part of the principal, professors, masters, and students of King's College, London, for the purpose of erecting a testimonial in the college chapel, commemorative of their sincere regard for the late head of the institution, the Rev. Hugh James Rose, B.D.; of their