The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-10-23 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL

PREFERIIgNTS AND

Rev. D. Bell, M.D.;to the Perpet
Rev. J. C. M. Bellew, Junior Ch;
to be isterenson, of Stto the Curacyli Churl
Rev Min . H. B
Rev. C. Bird, jun., 8.A., to the
shire.
Rev. H. R. Bramwell, M.A., to
dents at St. Germain, in France.
Hon. and Rev. J. W. Brodrick, 1
to the Canonry of Yatton, in Well.
Rev. G. J. Brown, 8.A., to the I
stock.
Rev. A. B. Cheales, to the Curak
Rev. A. Chippendall, 8.A., to th,
near Ashbourne.
Rev. J. W. Clarke, M.A., Recto'
of Frampton, Dorset.
Rev. J. D. Davies, to the Curacy
Rev. J. Evans, to the Curacy o
Dafen, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire,
Rev. W. E. Faulkner, to the Cur
Rev. G. J. Garton 8.A., to the C,
Wragby.
Rev. G. F. De Gex, to the
Wellington.
Rev. G. M. Gorham, M.A., to tl
near Gainsborough.
Rev. W. Grice, 8.A., to the Cui
Lincolnshire.
Rev. C. S. Guille, M.A., to the
Newport, Salop.
Rev. W. H. Helm, 8.A., to the
Worcester.
Rev. C. Holland, 8.A., to the Ink
ville, near Boston.
Rev. G. A. Holdswortb, to the C'
Rev. H. F. Huet, 8.A., to the C'
Rev. W. Joynea, M.A., to the Cui
Rev. T. R. Lambe, 8.A., to the
hamahire.

Rev. W. J. Mellish, M.A., to
Newark. _

Rev. J. B. Martin, M.A., late Cu,
ham, to a Chaplaincy to Her Majes
Rev. C. Norris, to the Rectory of
near Holt, Norfolk.
Rev, A. J. Norris, 8.A., to theCt
Rev. C. E. Oakley, 8.A., of Magi
Rectory of Wickwar, near Wotton-i.
Rev. J. Oldham, 8.A., to the Cup
Rev. W. J. Peacocke, 8.A., to tht
Mowbray.
Rev. L. T. Pennington, to the CI
ton, Cumberland.

Kev. W.. T. Shields, B.A. to theCi
Rev. D. Thomas, M.A., the Pi
Ca rnarvonshire.
Rev- H. M. Turton to be Assists]

CLERICAL U:

Oct. 12,- at the Parsonage, Langt,
the Rev. Frederic Joseph Cox Tren,
Oct. 14, very suddenly. at Knigh'
Pope, M.A., Vicar of Whittlesea
Saints, Knightsbridge, aged 53.
Oct. 16, at Tunbridge Wells, the
son of James Du Pre, Esq., of Wilt,
Oct. 16, at the-Vicarage, Biggleswi
Douton, M.A.

RESIGNATION 02 k
Dean of Cape Town, has resigned
appointed to a prebendal stall
Wolverhampton.

THE REV: WEIVRICHASH 11l
to the ministry of Sr, Columba
Liverpool, by the Lord-Bishop of
of the Rev. Augustus Campbell, "

ALTERATIONS IN TF_'£''•PRAYLL
been put forth in Derby to this
clergy, and lay members
desire that no alteration may be m.
Prayer and of Ordering cf Bishop
lieving that the said book. contains
the Word of God, and is in strit
ciples of the Reformation,-and tl
therefore be not needlessly &shit+,
It is- numerously signed.

THE DEAN AND CHAPTEZ,KoI,
Branson, of Witton Gilbert,
:ease whereby he holds an estate
roorrdbyers, on the ground that his'
a proposed church-rate for thepal
monstrance, he was told that "-thr
ham consider generally that their:
the payment of church-rants, and
tion.of the church of Edmondbyef
demand.a. rate; they must, theref
any act of theirs. a resistance to st
PREFANTATION TO A CLERO,T.N.
deputation of parishioners from St
the John Gregson, at his reg,
Wallingford,. (once the seat of J'adV
the presentation of plate to him, by:
his reignation of Sutton-Courten*
ten years'incumbency. Mr. C. H-
consistinp,,..or a magnificent dinner:
and flower ease,. and expressed his
of the testintonial,and especially at
the pooresr' class, The Rev. John.
and stated . that he had always
cordial co-operation of his affluent
.of parochial- improvement. Mr. 3t
health of Mrs. Gregson, the Vicar
prayer-hook,bound in illuminated
the vicar by the choir and school r
Reeds. Marsrs. Cuff, Drewe, and I:
children at the-vicarage last week.
is a nephew-of, Mr. William Gregsc.
and is a native-of Liverpool.
KENDAL' .PAS CHURCH has I
window of painted glass, given b:
Liverpo9L as-a-meragial dbis fat'
the proaumon Al qrs. tieonno)
Kendal Heronry, :--" The subject!
of `the Crucifixion of Our Lord,'
three central main lights, and in t
part of the window an equally im;
Ascension.' - In. ' the Crucifixion,'
attended brgroups: of figures, as ti
ported by theweeping women ; also
&c. ; and in ' the-Ascension,' our
while the kpostks.are looking up with.
Great care' is. exhibited in the d.
figures throughout, and the faces
with much care: There is no atteng9
pictorial groulids„ and very little
obtained by•fitrong lines and well-al
being an ad.aptatiou of the mosaics,
In the two outer of the main light.
of the fear-Evangelists, as the reev
representeeli. and the subject of '
Apostles, each bearing a scroll with.,
which sugh.uneient authorities as ''an
individuallg to them. This windo'•
painted window in the church, an.
which is to be renewed from the beitae"
son, will make the twenty-fourth:'