the world. The highest honour that can be rendered to him will be not so much in the costliness and magnificence of the Monument which may be raised to him, as in the numbers of those who shall contribute to raise it. It should be like those sepulchral cairns which were heaped in former times upon the graves of the illustrious dead, by every individual of the country laying a stone upon them; and every person within tuis Presidency, high and low, rich and poor, European and Indian, who vene. rates that religion of which the late excellent Bishop was one of the brightest ornaments and best supporters, should have the gratification of being able to say, "I, too, have contributed a stone to his monument."

On the motion of Lieut. Colonel Conway, it

and that the Rev. W. Roy and the Rev. R. W. Moorsom be requested to officiate as Secretaries, and Mr. Gwatkin as Treasurer.

Mr. Hill, in seconding this Resolution, spoke as follows:

"I beg leave to second the motion. My own name is included in the list which has been read, and I shall derive a sincere though melancholy gratification from testifying by any means in my power, the veneration and affection which I entertained for the late Bishop. I shall make it a matter of conscience to acquit myself of any trust which may be confided to

me for the purpose of doing honour to his memory; and I take the liberty of proposing that the name of Colonel Conway be added to the list of the Committee."

On the motion of Sir Ralph Palmer, it was Resolved,-That the thanks of the Meeting be presented to Sir Thomas Munro, for his kindness in acceding to the request made to him, that he should preside on the present occasion, when the community were anxious that their sentiments should be embodied in the manner most honourable to the memory of the late Bishop.

The Reverend W. Roy rose, and spoke as follows:

"The duty of seconding the Resolution which has just been read to you, Gentlemen, devolves upon me; and although it is a Resolution which you are doubtless prepared to pass by acclamation were such an expression suitable at such a season-a Resolution embracing our united sentiments of cordial acknowledgment-yet I cannot refrain from adding a few words of address to the distinguished personage who has condescended to preside at our meeting. As a man I do but faintly express the feelings of this numerous, this respectable assembly, when I assure the Honourable Gentleman, that the kindness which he has evinced in taking the Chair on this mournful occasion, has poured the balm of consolation into our afflicted spirits. But as a Minister of the Gospel (using the term in its most extensive meaning) I may be permitted to add in the name of my brethren and myself

that long as we shall have reason to deplore the loss which the cause of divine truth and humanity has sustained, so long shall we re member with feelings of respect and gratitude the honor, which the head of the Government has this day shown to the memory of Himwho was the zealous friend-the affectionate brother-of each and every the humblest labourer in the same vineyard as himself-our revered, our beloved Bishop.

[Government Gazette, April 13.]

UNIVERSITY AND

OXFORD.

Degrees Conferred, October 10. M. A.

Adams, R. Student of Ch. Ch. Grand Comp.
Hellier, Rev. T. S. Lord Crewe's Exhibi-
tioner of Lincoln College.
Henderson, Rev. T. Student of Ch. Ch.
Short, Rev. A. Student of Ch. Ch.
Thomas, Rev. H. L. Student of Ch. Ch.
Webber, Rev. G. H. Student of Ch. Ch.
Welsh, Rev. J. Queen's College.
B. A.

Parson, William Henry, Magdalen Hall.
October 19.
M. D.

Bishop, Charles Joseph, St. Mary Hall.
D. C. L.

Bellamy, Charles, Fellow of St. John's College, and one of the Fellows on the Vinerian Foundation.

M. A.

Bramston, John, Exeter College.
B. A.

Bosanquet, George Henry, Trinity College.

CAMBRIDGE.

Degrees Conferred, October 10.
M. A.

Andrew, Richard, Trinity College.
Franklyn, Rev. T. Ward, St. John's Coll.
Hargreaves, Rev. James, St. John's Coll.
Major, Rev. J. Richardson, Trinity Coll.
Taylor, Rev. Thomas, Catharine Hall.
Wilton, Rev. C. P. Neale, St. John's Coll.
B. A.

Denham, Joshua Frederick, St. John's Coll.
Gattey, Joseph, Sidney College.
Law, Francis, Queen's College.

Martin, R. F. Wykeham, Trinity College.
Power, A. Catharine Hall, (Compounder.)
Tenison, Edward King, Trinity College.
Tyson, Milnes, Catharine Hall.

an extract;

"Enclosed I have the honour to transmit to you a copy of the regulations for the examination of candidates for Writerships in the service of the East India Company, which have been prepared by the Court of Directors, with the approbation of the Board of Commissioners for the affairs of India. You will find that it is proposed that two Examiners should be appointed from the University of Cambridge, by the Vice Chancellor and Regius Professors, with an annual stipend of 801. one of them to be annually replaced." Plan for the examination of candidates for admission to the Civil Service, who have not resided at the College of Haileybury. "The candidates will be examined in the Greek Testament, and in some of the works of the following Greek Authors,

BRINKLEY, JOHN, D. D. to the BISHOPRIC OF CLOYNE.

Alderson, W. A. to the Perpetual Curacy

of Seaton Ross, Yorkshire. Patron, M. C. Maxwell, Esq.

Baylie, J. to the Chapelry of Bloxwich,

Walsall. Patron, (by lapse) the Bishop of Litchfield and Coventry. Bright, John, M. A. to the Prebend of Combe and Harnbam, with Ruscombe Northbury, annexed in the Cathedral Church of Sarum. Patron, the Bishop. Bruce, Courtenay Boyle, of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, to be Domestic Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Duke of York.

Burkett, T. B. A. to be Minister of the
New Church, Chorley, Lancashire.
Cotes, C. Grey, to the Rectory of Stanton

St. Quintin, Wilts. Patron, the Earl of
Radnor.

Close, Francis, to the Perpetual Curacy of
Cheltenham. Patron, The King.
Curtis, George William, M. A. Chaplain to
the Lord Bishop of Oxford, and Rector
of Padworth, Berks, to the Rectory of
Winnington, Essex. Patron, the Bishop
of London.

Green, Charles, B. A. to the Rectory of Buxhall, on his own petition, and to the Rectory of Harlston, Suffolk. Patron, R. Pettiward, Esq.

Hall, F. Russell, B. D. Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to the Rectory of Fulbourn, Cambridgeshire. Patrons, the Master and Fellows of that Society. Henderson, Thomas, M. A. Student of Christ Church, Oxford, to be Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Verulam.

Hughes, C. W. B. A of C. C. C. Cambridge, to the Perpetual Curacy of St. John's Chapel, Lacey Green, Bucks.

Martin, S. to the Rectory of St. Mary Magdalene, and Vicarage of St. Nicholas, Lincoln. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter. Master, J. Streynsham, M. A. of Balliol College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Chorley, Lancashire. Patroness, Mrs. Master. Major, J. R. B. A. to the Head Mastership of the Grammar School, Wisbeach. Mair, William, M. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to the Vicarage of Fulbourn, All Saints, Cambridgeshire. Patron, the Bishop of Ely.

Napier, Hon. Henry Alfred, M. A. of Christ Church, Oxford, to the Rectory of Swyncombe, Oxfordshire. Patron, The King.

Rous, Hon. Hugh Anthony, M. A. to the Vicarage of Reydon, and Perpetual

Curacy of Southwold, Suffolk. Patron, the Earl of Stradbrooke. Ridsdale, Robert, M. A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, and Vicar of Knochin, Salop, to the Vicarage of Kirdford, Sussex. Patron, the Earl of Egremont. Skillicorne, Richard Skillicorne, to the Rectory of Salford, Oxfordshire, on his own petition.

Stone, George, M. A. to the Vicarage of Longburton, with the chapelry of Holnest, Dorset.

Swatman, Edward, M. A. to the Vicarage of Dulverton, Somerset. Patrons, the Dean and Chapter of Wells.

Turton, Thomas, B. D. Fellow of Catharine Hall, Cambridge, to the Rectories of Gimingham and Trunch, Norfolk. Patrons, the Master and Fellows of that Society.

Tyler, J. E. B. D. Fellow of Oriel Col

lege, Oxford, to the Rectory of St. Giles's in the Fields, London. Patron, The King. Ward, John, B. A. to the Vicarage of

Great Bedwin, Wilts. Patron, the
Marquis of Aylesbury.

Wilton, C. P. N. of St. John's College,

Cambridge, to be Chaplain to the Colony in New South Wales. Patron, the Secretary to the Colonial Department. Woodcock, G. M. A. of Trinity College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Caythorpe, Lincolnshire.

CLERGYMAN MARRIED. Ridsdale, Robert, M. A. Fellow of Clare Hall, Cambridge, to Audrey Harriet, daughter of the Right Hon. Lord John Townsend.