... Sazurdlat, March 24. On Tuesday last -the following Degrees were ronferred:- MASTERS OF ARTS. Rev. John Wallis, of Exeter collge. Rev. James Carne, of Oriel college. BACABLOR OF ARTS. William Clalk, of Magdalenl hall .- P.flFEItOENT.-lhe Rev. T. H. Lowve, M. A. Vicar of Grimley, to the second. portion of the Rectory of 1lolgate, in tihe county of Salop, on the presentation ofthe Lord Bishop of ...

... LOtNDON. SEPT. 4. - His MAJesTrY.-Oi Thursday se'nuight the kinig honoured ?? and Corporation of 'Dublin witli-hisipresenceat dinner. The et. tirtanirhenit was splendid,'ahd his Majesty, who expressed his delight aiid' surprise at the prepa'ra- tionS for his reception, i'ifter tI kiig wine with all ihoke imirneda~tely' 6lio'ut him,rdtired at 10 o'clock. TheLord Mayor afte wyards presided, and ...

... 0 x Or Oa D, Saturday, June 2. TO-MORROW Morning a SERMON will be preached at St. Thomas's Church, by the Rev. S. SMITH, D. D. Canon of Christ Church, for the benefit of the Girls' School in that parish, supported by voluntarty contribution.-seyvice will begin at Eleven o'clock. On Nil ?? idnalwo bitmON5 nill bepre6ached in Ensham Cllurch, for tie benefit of tire Sunday School established in ...

... Lioiei:4e Aril .-Between 11 ansI 12 o'clo0k .fn SutIay night a partyof those tigitlydesieradues, to ihe number of 30, who lofest ihe South Liberties fs of Limeric, assailed the house of J. T'irn.ce, Eaq. k at Cunnigar. The. attack cumnmenced by the party d shouting, halldoing, and smashing almost all the J, whidows in the house front; and here their utlost . exertions were dir''ted against the ...

... Last niglr t'the Houses of Parliament resumed their sittings. Ia the House' of Lords the Irish Courts of Law Regulatiop Bill was read a third' time and passed, after a short discussion, in the course of which the Lbrd Chancellor nnd Lord Redesdale declared themselves favourable to the priiciple' of remuneratig pulblic officers by fees rather thanl by~n fixed sahlay; nt opiniol in which perhaps ...

... .O X F ' WoRD Saturnday, ug.&18. UNIVERSITY OF OXFOCRD. GEORGE WILLIAM HALL, Doctor ' ir. Divinity, Vie-Chiancelfor of the University of Oxford, having received a Preceptfrom the Sher i/f tf the County of Oxford, for ELECTI/NG a B ORGESS to serve for the said UNIVE'RSITY of OXFORD, in the Parliamient to be holders at the Citg'of ff'estminister,. on the 20th lagy of Septemnber , e, ins ...

... The Ring of Prussia was to be, ou Friday last, sit Tliouville and Buiuzonvilie, going from Sarra- Louis to Luxemiburg. His Majesty, as fimmerly, travels hicog. under the name oi Couint Rupnill. It appears, according to advices fiomi Stock- hol in of the 8tb, that tbe Killn of Sweden hos proposed to enter into a sort of compromise with the Norweiian Diet, on the contested question respectin g ...

... S*dunay's and Tuesday's Posts. LONDON, JAN. 16. THE Paris Journals of Friday and Saturday arrived this morning. On the 2ti thle ?? beld short sittings, the proceedings of which, relating to merely formal business, ire lviolly uninteresting. Tile investigation of the seditious riots of.last June still proceeds in ?? of Assize. Ol Fridav the sworn triers, who are by the French code substituted ...

... LONDON, Auuisi 21. MULTUM IN PAitvO,-His Majesty made his puhlic eatr into Dublin, in grand procession, Friday last-there was to be a- Ijitlet] iiitary parade as possible, no moire ?? aittiealiyg than sufficient to prevent obstruction fiom tile populace-yesterday a Levee was held, and this (lay a Drawing ?? Mournilg on occa- sion of ttle, death oi Queen Caroline not to he observed oi tile ...

... LON DON, JULY 3; | HE Paris Journals of Saturday, which ar- rived this morning, present nothing but a long preliminary debate in the Chamber of De- puties, upon the subject of the Censorship.- This assembly has arrived at the art of shedding dullness over every subject-no matter how high may 'be its'intrinsic interest;-of this a more striking instance can scarcely be conceived, than the debate ...

... POSTSCR IPT. LONDON,1MAY 11. In the IHouse of Lords, last night, a long dis- cussion took place ol the second reading of the Granipoutid Disfranchisement Bill. It was cal. ried, however, without a division, having been warmly suppoited by the Earl of Liverpool, who expressed his intention of moving in the Coin- iuittee that the elective Frmnchise be transferred to the county of York, instead ...

... I13OSTISCRIPT. LONDON, OCT. 19. The Paris Papers of Monday state that the neglociations entered into by the Eiglish and Austriani Ministers, to prevent a war between Russia Mid Turkey, still continue. It appears that through their interference several points have been settled ly the acquiescence of the Forte. '[he principal point that remains is said to be a demand, on the part of Russia, to ...