Appointment.

Maclear, G.

Medland, Thomas

Repton, Edward

Chapl. to the General Infirmary, Bedford. Domestic Chapl. to Earl Gower.

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Chapl. to the House of Commous.

Small, Alexander Henry....

Chapl. to H. M. S. Ocean

with the Regius Professor of Hebrew, of a Scholar on the Foundation of the late Mrs. Kennicott, has been unanimously approved in Convocation.

In Convocation, the names of the following persons, who have been nominated to succeed to the Office of Select Preacher, at Michaelmas, 1832, were unanimously approved by the House, viz.-the Rev. John Antony Cramer, D. D. Principal of New Inn Hall; the Rev. Benjamin Parsons Symons, D. D. Warden of Wadham College; the Rev. T. W. Lancaster, M. A. of Queen's College; the Rev. Robert Hussey, M. A. Student of Christ Church; and the Rev. Frederic Oakeley, M. A. Fellow of Balliol College.

It was agreed in Convocation, that the name of Joseph Boden, Esq. Colonel in the service of the Hon. the East India Company, and also the name of Mrs. Anne Kennicott, widow, be inserted in the Album of Benefactors to the University; the former, as Founder of the Professorship of Sanscrit ; the latter, as Foundress of the Hebrew Scholarships.

In a Convocation, the University Seal was affixed to a letter of thanks to Lord Viscount Kingsborough, of Exeter College, for his munificent donation of a copy, upon vellum, of the "Antiquities of Mexico," collected and published in five folio volumes, at his Lordship's expense: and at a subsequent Convocation, a letter was read from his Lordship, in acknowledgment of the public thanks of the University.

The first Hebrew Scholarship, on the foundation of Mrs. Kennicott, has been awarded by the Electors and Examiners, to Benjamin Harrison, Esq. Student of Christ Church.

Mr. Peter Samuel Henry Payne, B. A. one of Dean Ireland's Scholars, has been elected a Fellow of Balliol College, upon the Old Foundation; and Mr. Samuel Henry Walker admitted to a Fellowship on the Blundel Foundation, in the same College. Messrs. Edward Cardwell and George Titchel, were also elected Scholars on the Old Foundation,

The names of those candidates who, at the close of the Public Examinations in Michaelmas Term, were admitted by the Public Examiners into the four Classes of Litera Humaniores, according to the alphabetical arrangement in each class prescribed by the statute, stand as follow:In the First Class of Literæ Humaniores. Baugh, Folliot, Exeter Coll. Cornish, Charles L. Exeter Coll. Denison, Henry, Christ Church. Gladstone, William, Christ Church. Payne, Peter, Balliol Coll.

In the Second Class of Literæ Humaniores.
Grove, Henry H. Balliol Coll.
Maurice, John F. Exeter Coll.
Merriman, Nathaniel J. Brasennose Coll.
Morgan, John B. Trinity Coll.
Overton, Isle Grant, Corpus Christi Coll.
Phillimore, Robert J. Christ Church.
Robertson James, Pembroke Coll.
Seymour, John G. St. Alban Hall.
Webster, Gardiner, Exeter Coll.
Wickham, Edmund D. Balliol Coll.
In the Third Class of Literæ Humaniores.
Allen, John H. Brasennose Coll.
Arney, George, Brasennose Coll.
Borlase, William, Queen's Coll.
Browne, Arthur, Christ Church.
Chamberlain, Thomas, Christ Church.
Dewhurst, John H. Worcester Coll.
Dolby, John S. Lincoln Coll.
Dunlap, Arthur P. St. John's Coll.
Fisher, John C. Queen's Coll.
Floyer, John, Balliol Coll.
Jones, James, Jesus Coll.
Neale, Edward V. Oriel Coll.
Penny, Edward, St. John's Coll.
Trevelyan, Edward O. Corp. Christ. Coll.
Williams, Robert, Christ Church.

In the Fourth Class of Litera Humaniores.
Bloxam, John, Magdalen Coll.
Buckler, William, Magdalen Coll.
Dean, Richard R. Christ Church.
Drummond, Heneage, Balliol Coll.
Harris, Hon. George F. Christ Church.
Herbert, Hon. Sidney, Oriel Coll.
Lees, John F. Brasennose Coll.
Mott, John, Christ Church.
Nicholl, John R. Exeter Coll.
Parsons, Daniel, Oriel Coll.
Penson, John P. Worcester Coll.
Pryor, Richard V. Balliol Coll.
Scott, George H. Exeter Coll.
Stephens, Henry L. Oriel Coll.
Thistlethwayte, Thomas, Christ Church.
Warren, Richard P. Exeter Coll.
Wilcocks, Edward J. Lincoln Coll.

The number of the Fifth Class, namely, of those who were deemed worthy of their Degrees, but not deserving of any honourable distinction, 84.

The names of those candidates who, at the close of the Examinations, were admitted by the Public Examiners into the Classes of Disciplina Mathematicæ, stand as follow:

In the First Class of Discip. Math. et Phys. Denison, Henry, Christ Church. Gladstone, William Ewart, Christ Church. Jeffreys, Henry Anthony, Christ Church. Prideaux, Charles Grevile, Balliol Coll. Robertson, James, Pembroke Coll.

In the Second Class of Discip. Math. et Phys. Neale, Edward Vansittart, Oriel Coll.