... O R B SaOD, : Saturday, Oct. 25. In ii Convocation, holden ?? last, 'the Rev. Robert Eden, M. A. and Scholar of Corpus Christi colleges was nominated one of the Masters of the Schools. On the same day the following Degrees were conferred: BACHELORS IN CIVIL LAW. The Hon. Philip Henry Abbot, M. A. Student of Christ Church, and.Vinerian Fellow. Rev. Charles Awdry, Fellow of New. college. MASTERS ...

... Pale Mel4ncholy!. come and nake my breast Thy home i-,thou wilt be welcome here. Thou bov~st to dwell in hearts with grief opprest, -And shun'st the wrtchd whoma Ilsgring hope would uheer . So the ?? bird'thbexrin'd tower seek, And wings ,hdr *ay o'er.dark and dreary plains; F xom cheerfdl haunts of mnen with speed retreats, And ?? where deso1ation reigns. - Eshai ScuooL. ,, ALIQUIS. ...

... i Dinner of the Buackinghiamshire Brunswick Club I AT AYLESBURY. ' ' * A hihlyimprtant meeting'tof the Busckinghamishire Brqne-' w~ick Clu~btook~placeLon 'Poresday at Aylesb~iiry. Nohthing cduld possibly be' moire. satisdti6try to the friends of. Constitduitknal. Governmentt andl of thAt, 01hurch from> which the , Con4tituiiion'L derives its moral power, than the whole of the proceedings. The ...

... SUNDAY'S AND TUKUDAY'S P'oSTrS. LONION, OCT. 21. Tn HE supplement tQ tite BerdY& States Oozellc o the .l. -13th instant contains the Qfficial documeif for the evacqation of the. Mores. by the Egyptian troops, agreed upon between Admiral CodsL.ton and the Racha ofEgfpt. Akeandrie, Aupsi 6, 18.--Airt 1. His Highness 'De. helact AliPacha engages to give up all persons unidtrhis coeq troul made ...

... Letters from Constantinople of, the 26th ult.,,and from ?? of the 19th ult. confirm the statement of the de- -parture of the Sultan from Constantinople on the lth. nit., preceded by the -standard of Mahomet. The en- thusiasm evinced by the.population on this occasion is said to have been very great.. The SUltan was accompanied by nearly all the male inhabitants' .as far as the fortifications - ...

... ~POST-SCRIPT.. LONDON, OCT. 24. His Majesty; whose health and spirits have considerably improved since last weeks is still, we regret to say, in a state of doubttul convalescence. His Mjesty's appetite his been rcstotbed, but he is unable to walk without ex- periencing great pain, and is interdicted from the enjoy- ment of the open air in even the most sheltered of his favourite and beautiful ...

... ARnREST Or o6R. LAWLESS.-TThe. rish Government Alas at length deemed it proper to mark their sense of the -conduct of this great Catholic Agitator during his late tour through the North of Ireland.. On-Thursday Mr., Lawless Was. arrested at his awn house in Leeson-street, Dublin, on the charge of heading a -multitude of 20,600 persons, assembled at Ballybay, on the 28d of Septeipber, to the ...