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CAMBRIDGE.

DEGREES CONFERRED.-FROM JULY TO SEPTEMBER INCLUSIVE.

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MASTERS OF ARTS.

July 5.

Colin Alexander Campbell, Trinity College.

John Hanbury, St. Peter's College.
William Thompson, Trinity College.
James Newsam, Christ College.
George B. Russell, Catherine Hall.
Parnell T. Hicks, Trinity College.
Thomas Newcome, Queen's College.
Edward W. Oldacres, Clare Hall.
Wm. Hardwicke, Corpus Christi Col-
lege.

John Roy Allen, Pembroke Hall.
Edward C. Kindersley, Trinity College.
William J. Alexander, Trinity College.
Wm. E. Chapman, St. John's College.
James R. Hartley, Queen's College.
Edwin Daniel, St. John's College.
Joseph S. Egginton, Trinity College.
William Clavering, Trinity College.
Edward B. Frere, Corpus Christi Col-

lege.

George M'Clear, Trinity College.
Edward Robert Earle, Christ College.
Francis Synge, Peter's College.
Thomas Harvey, Pembroke Hall.

John William Butt, Sidney College.
Thomas Mason, Emanuel College.
George Best, St. John's College.

Nicholson R. Calvert, St. John's Col

lege.

Robert Vambrugh Law, Peter's College. John Ion, Pembroke Hall.

Robert Lascelles, Christ College. Leonard Jenyns, St. John's College. Edward Augustus. Giraud, St. John's College.

John H. Stephenson, Trinity College. William J. Hutchinson, Jesus College. George S. Porter, Christ College. Coppinger H. Gooch, Christ Church. John Birkett, St. John's College. Joseph Taylor, St. John's College, Henry Malden, Trinity College. Ebenezer Ware, Trinity College.

Charles G. R. Festing, St. John's College.

George Pitt, Trinity College. Charles B. Clough, St. John's College. John Evered, Trinity College. Frederick Thomas Pratt, Trinity College.

Thomas Nash, Trinity College. William C. Walters, Jesus College. Robert Gorton, Jesus College. Richard Wood, Corpus Christi College. Hamnett Holditch, Caius College. Barr Dudding, Catherine Hall. Thomas W. Whitaker, Emanuel College.

Ambrose Stapleton, Queen's College. William Turner, St. John's College. William Williamson, Sidney College. Thomas Gnosall Parr, St. John's College.

William Edwards, Christ Church.
Henry Locking, St. John's College.
Joseph Clay, St. John's College.
James C. Gordon, Peter's College.
William Davenport, Peter's College.
George Barber Paley, Peter's College.
William Lockett, St. John's College.
Edward Gwyn Blyth,

William Charles Smith, St. John's College.

James W. Huntley, St. John's College.
Thomas Dixon, St. John's College
John Toll Burt, Caius College.
Patrick Fenn, St. John's College.
William Howie Bull, St. John's College.
Edmund Smith, St. John's College.
Robert Hutchinson, St. John's College.
John Haggitt, Clare Hall.
Thomas Heath, Clare Hall.

William Williams, St. John's College.
Peter Blackburn, Christ College.
James Adcock, Peter's College.
James Alderson, Pembroke Hall.
Jonas Driver, Corpus Christi College.
Edmund Gray, Queen's College.
Robert Williams, Pembroke Hall.
Edward Gould, Christ College.
Francis Ffolliott, St. John's College.
Edward Silvester, St. John's College.
William Matthews Pierce, St. John's
College.

Charles S. Royds, Christ College.
George Long, Trinity College.
James R. Campbell, Pembroke Hall.
George Farley, Trinity College.

J. H. M. Luxmore, St. John's College. Thomas Philpott, Corpus Christi College.

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Charles H. Browne, Corpus Christi College.

G. H. H. Hutchinson, Caius College.
William Bellas, Christ Church.
George M. Fowke, Caius College.
Thomas Raven, Corpus Christi College.
Henry Salmon, Emmanuel College.
Valentine Green, St. John's College.
Robert Jarratt, St. John's College.
John Jarratt, St. John's College.
John Winn, St. John's College.
Nathaniel Colville, St. John's College.
Isaac Robley, Trinity College.
William Vaughan, St. John's College.
Thomas Bates, Queen's College.
Wm. H. Fox Talbot, Trinity College.
Samuel Charlton, Sidney College.
Stephen P. White, Trinity College.
John Henry Steward, Trinity College.
John Wm. Hamilton, Trinity College.
Joseph H. Hamilton, Trinity College.
Charles Collins, St. John's College.
George Stone, Sidney College.
Richard Perry, Trinity College.
Christopher Hand Bennett, Trinity
College.

Russel Richards, Trinity College.
Joseph Harris, Clare Hall.
Henry Farish, Queen's College.
William Moulsley, Queen's College.
William Presgrave, Trinity College.
Joseph P. Wilmott, Trinity College.
Archibald H. Duthie, Trinity College.
George Greaves, Corpus Christi College.
Mitford Peacock, Corpus Christi Col-

lege.

John Warburton, Pembroke Hall. Edward Thomas Alder, Peter's Hall. Alexander William Scott, Peter's Col

lege.

John Greenwood, Jesus College.
R. C. W. Wilkinson, Trinity College.
Edward Sydney, St. John's College.
Thomas S. Cobbold, Clare Hall.
Robert Ward, Clare Hall.
Robert Leicester, Clare Hall.
William Hyde, Emmanuel College.
James Gisborne, Magdalen College.
James Fendall, Jesus College.
William John Crole, St. John's College.
George Carter Cardall, Peter's College.
Marm. Terrington, Catherine Hall.
George John Brooks, Pembroke Hall.
S. S. S. B. Whalley, Clare Hall.
Thomas C. Thornton, Clare Hall.
John Husband, Magdalen College.
John Collyer, Clare Hall.
William Collett, Sidney College.

John B. Magenis, St. John's College. Richard Earle, St. John's College. Chas. Wm. Henning, Queen's College. Frederick de Veil Williams, Queen's College.

Wm. H. C. Grey, St. John's College. Charles P. Byde, Pembroke Hall. C. Hilton Wybergh, Pembroke Hall. James Pearson Head, Pembroke Hall. Arthur Trollope, Pembroke Hall. George Gage, St. John's College. Gawan Taylor, Trinity College. Henry Thompson, St. John's College. George H. Hughes, Corpus Christi College.

Henry Schneider, St. John's College. Thomas R. Allan, Trinity College. Edward John Lloyd, Trinity College. Richard M. White, Clare Hall. John M. Norman, Trinity College. Wm. George Thomas, Trinity College. John P. Reynolds, Caius College. Charles Gape, Peter's College. Arthur T. Drake, Emmanuel College. Charles E. Kennaway, St. John's Col lege.

Wm. Charles Gore, Emmanuel College. Derick Hoste, Emmanuel College. Richard Tinkler, Emmanuel College. Thomas Babington Macauley, Trinity College.

George Heberden, St. John's College.
Peter Heywood, Christ College.
Thomas Baker, Christ College.

Wm. Crawley Leach, Trinity College.

Henry Hannington, King's College.
R. P. Battiscombe, King's College.
Richard Okes, King's College.

H. R. Reynolds, Jun. Trinity College.
H. L. Dillon, Trinity Hall.

Thos. H. Villiers, St. John's College.
Charles John Taylor, Christ Church.

Jermyn Pratt, Trinity College.

George Fisher, Catherine Hall.

Charles Turner, Magdalen College.

J. H. J. Chichester, Magdalen College. Joshua Nussey, Catherine Hall. Charles Birch, Catherine Hall. A. C. J. Wallace, Corpus Christi College.

Ephraim H. Snoad, Corpus Christi College.

John R. Roper, Corpus Christi College.
Richard Kennett Dawson, Caius College.
Lawrence Peel, St. John's College.
Edward Miller, Trinity College.
Henry S. Thornton, Trinity College.
Robert Henderson, St. John's College.
James Harris, Catherine Hall.

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AN

HISTORICAL SKETCH

OF THE

EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

(Concluded from page 276.)

IN a former division of this article we brought down the narrative of events, relative to the Episcopal Church in Scotland, to the period at which the protection of the State was once more extended to her members both lay and clerical; and when to share in her Communion was no longer regarded as a disqualification for performing the civil duties or for enjoying the political rights, which elsewhere were open to every British subject who professed allegiance to the Government.

The Act of Parliament, of which we have already given the history and stated the principal provisions, was perfectly satisfactory to every Episcopalian in Scotland; and on being compared with that of Queen Anne, which is still in force, so far as it tends to prevent those of the Episcopal communion from being disturbed in the exercise of their religious worship, it will be allowed to have secured several important advantages which could not be obtained at the time when the latter was passed into a law. But there is one clause in the bill of 1792, which could not fail to prove disagreeable to the clergy; because by excluding them from those parts of the empire where Episcopacy is established, it seemed to cast an imputation on their Orders, or on their learning, or on some point of their ministerial character,—which they could not but regard as very likely to lower them in the esteem of their own people, as well as in that of the established church by which they are surrounded. To save the trouble of reference, we shall repeat the clause in question, which runs as follows:

"Provided also, and be it further enacted, that no person exercising the function, or assuming the office and character of a pastor or minis ter of any order, in the Episcopal Communion in Scotland as aforesaid, shall be capable of taking any benefice, curacy, or other spiritual promotion, within that part of Great Britain called England, the dominion of Wales, or town of Berwick upon Tweed, or of officiating in any Church or Chapel within the same, where the Liturgy of

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