THE UNIVERSITIES.
OXFORD, November, 13.-This lay the following degrees were conferred. Bache- lor and Doctor in. Divinity, by areamulation-Arthur Benoni Evans, St. John's Col- lege. blesfers of Arts-Rev. William Job Charlton Staunton, Magdalen • William Smythe, Student of Christ Church; Rev. Francis Atkinson Faber, Scholar of Uni- versity. Bachelors of Arts-llev. John Davis, St. Edmund Hall ; Thomas Clutton, Fellow of New College ; Chas. Bradshaw Bowles, Exeter ; Thomas Parry, Wadham ; John Borland Harris, Trinity; Win. Robert Browell, Scholar of Pembroke. CA 3Inal Dos, November, 14.-At a congregation on Wednesday last, the following degrees were conferred. Doctor in Divinity-Rev. Thomas Gilbank Ackland, St. John's College. Doctor in Physic-John Burdett Steward, Pembroke College. Ba- ehelor in Divinity-Rev. John Graham, Fellow of Christ College. Licentiate in Physic-Henry John Hales Bond, Corpus Christi College. Masters of Arts-Rev. Septimus Palmer, St. Peter's College ; Rev. Gawen Hodgson, St. John's College ; Itev. Bulges Lambert ; St. John's College. Bachelors in Civil Law-T. P. Lux- moore Hallet, Fellow of Trinity Hall ; Herbert Jenner Trinity Hall ; Rev. Thomas Dealtry, Catherine Hall ; Rev. Charles Borne, Trinity Hall. Bachelors of Arts-
DPIntosh Brookes, St. Peter's College. At the above congregation, Thomas Charles Pearson, B.A. of Trinity College, Dublin, was incorporated of this university. The Rev, Thomas Salwey, B.D. Fellow of St. John's College, has been presented, by the Master and Fellows of that society, to the Rectory of St. Florence, Pembroke- shire, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. Smith, B.D.
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