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ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIG-ENCO

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PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
• Rev. B. Aldridge, D.A.,to the Curacy. of Norzlf,Tedworth, neat
• Salisbury.
Rev. M. A. Atkinson,-to the Rectotk of Fakenham, Norfoll‘;,d
Rev. B. C. Barnes, 8.A., -to the Curacy of Wroxhain 3'
SANIQUSe, .near Coitishail,,Nortolk.
Rev. J. C. Binns, 8.A., to the Curacy of Isham, near Wellirls'
borough.
Rev. G. J. Bird, 8.A., tollacCuracy of East Frantz glunn and
:Bexley, near Norwich. near
Rev. W. F: J. Blake, 8.A.,--to the Curacy of Great Et:tering,
.Fakenliam.
Rev. T. Brancker, M.A., to the Prebend of Henstridges in
. Wells Cathedral.
rara,
Rev. J. S. Buddack, 8.A., to. the Curacy of Slantiforii Fo—
erset.
Rer. A. T. Carey, to the Curacy-of Monckton Combe, Sulu Asti
Rey.. W. P. Chappell, M.A., to the Senior Curacy. of the' Fa'
Church,liatrapstead, Middlesex.
Rev: R. Celtry, 8.C.L., to the Curacy of Ansford, Semersetot,
Rev. •W. P. Creeny, 8.A., to be Chaplain to Adtington and'.
tram, iPtestbury, Cheshire. itac tle
Rev: Davies, 8.A., to the CuTacy of Ditereat, near
Cary. _ _

Re r.. C. G. Douton, to the Vicaragzrof Biggleswaile.
Rev. G. •Eltort,. to the Curacy of Windford, SOmerset.
Rev..Ji.H.•ll.vane,B.D., to theti Vicarage
a:attet-yofosf ile.rnest iitn,rocio pear
Rev.-G:11. Fititlinw, to
Usk. sale
Rev. G. lit., to the Pei petaa: Curacy of St*
Nlrevriaal.t mOa' 1r43 1
!e, 13t6.C.'Lir A.e:to the Incumbency Neither-ga—'rear
Crewkerne-.
Rev. J.-C. Gi &A.,. to the Curacy -of Cromer, Norf4sll4'near
Rev. W.. G reenwellrto the Perpetual Cuiraey of HortOni—
Nevvcastle-upon-Tyne...
Rev. A. Ttirenbury, B.A. near
~ to the Curacy of 'Campaey-Ash,
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Market Wickham.

Rev. D. Je Harrison,. M.A., to the Incuratency of St.-Pitll's
District, Tottenham.

Rev. J. W. Hayward,. M.A., to be Chaplain to the Forces-in
Camp at Aldershot.
Rev. J. J. Holmes,. M.A., to be Chaplain and Head Master of
the Kirkdale Industrial Schools, Lancashire.
Rev. J. E. Jeekson, 14t:/U., ]Lector of Leigh Delamere, Wilts, to
an Honorary Canonry. in, the Cathedral Church el Bristol,
Rev. E. Jones-, to the Vicarage of Llanalmoti.Mynydd-Mawr,
Denbighshire.
Rev. H. M. Joyce,. .a/ to the Curacy of North and South
2.
Lopham.
Rev. W. F. Kemp, M.A.. to be Assistant Secretary to the Societr
for the Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts.
Rev. F. Kendall, 13:A.,.tp. the Curacy of 'Mundestey. near ' N'orth
Walsham. near
Rev. V. Knox-Child, M.A. Rector} to the of vtlie4.o`. °ii '
Great Dunmow.
e fresbNrd'.
Rev. R. J. F. Lambert), WA— to the Curacy 0.
Somerset
W. Christ
. Rev. W. F. Lanfear, 8.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of
Church, Weston-super-Mare.
Rev. C. H. Leather to the Curse], aGu"thorpe,neejoik..
Rev. C. J. Langhain, B.A.rto the Curacy of Beerles.;Sglotl.k.
Rev. E. Lord, 8.A4 to the Curacy of Needham, N f
Rev. R. Mallock,B.C.L., to the Curacy of Barwick, Somerset.
near Rev
N .V
\OVO . dßb r. uare •
idlgaer.sh, BA., to the Curacy of Parham with Acheston,
Rey. W. Molyneuxi M.A., to the Curacy of Regent-El
Church, St. Pancras.
Rev. H. Moore, M.A4.Vicas of Eccleshall and of Pen, to the
Archdeaconry of Stafford.. . erset..
Rev. G. 0. Mullins, M.A., to theßectory of ChedzoY,
Itev. G.-H. Newman, 8.A., to the Rectory of Westrydford,
Somerset.
Rev. R. A. 11. Norman, M.A., to be a Chaplain of theEsst India
Company, in the Presidency of Bengal. villes
Rev. G. S. Nottidge, 8.A., to the Curacy of Carlton,o3l
near Lowestoft.

Rev. M. Nunes, to the Curacy of Burgate, near Eye.• nery
Rev. W. Y. Patchett,. 8.A., to the Incumbency of -the
District Church of Drone End, Gedney, near Holbeach.
Rev. C. B. Penrice, BsA., to the Curacy of Skeyton, Norfolireb,
Rev. C. R. Pulling, BA., to the Curacy of St. Jarnes's'Cl u
Rochdale.
f st'
Rev. J. R. D. Pycroft, M.A., to the Perpetual CUracr - o
John's urch,
Tor,
to
Rev. H Ch.
theßice Vicarage of Sutton Courtney, IVdl► the
Chapelry of Appleford, Berks.. ODD
Rev. It.'Roe, M.A., to, the Rectory of Melbury Osmond,
Melbury Samplord, nem, Dorchester.
Rev. F. T. Scudamore, 8.A., to the Curacy of Browne,
Bunemy. ton'
Rev. P. M. Shipton,S;C.L.,tothe Rectory of Clapt.in, Son'
Rev. G. N. Smith, M.A., to the Curacies of PrestonandNe-r ely
t
sub-Hamdon, Somerset..
Rev. W.-G. P. Smith .to an Assistant Chaplaincy in.the
Army in the East.
Rev. H. B. Smyth, MIA., to the Rectory of Houghton .*
near Dunstable..
near
Rev. J. H. Stewart,: M.A., to the Rectory of 3lnlbroo
Southampton.
not
Rev, G. W. H. Tayler,. &A., to the Curacy of Utley,
Ipswich.
Rev. W. S. Turnbull-,31.A.,t0 the Perpetual Curacy of Mt
• dh °per
Yorkshire.
Rev. T. B. Turner, MA.„to the Rectory of Port RoyalaaMajrii.;
Rev. T. Tuting, 8.A.., to the Curacy of Horndon.ort...the-tr
near Romford.
Rev. J. B. Tweed, ELA,.,.taa the Curacy of C ape! St. Mary, gIeAC
Ipswich.
Key. P. M. Walter;. 8.A., to the Incumbent-; of Ederis°6
Derbyshire.
Rev. J. Walker, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy 0f.,01d JgaltOfir
Yorkshire.
Rev. J. B. Wenn, 8.A., to the Curacy of Melton.Constable,oitb`
Briston, Norfolk.
Rev. H. S. White,.B.A., to the Curacy of "Wattam.Norfolk.. e.
Rev. F. T. Woodznen, M.A., of Magdalen Hall, Oxford,.to to
Vicarage of Broadwelliwitli Kelmscott, Oxfordshire.
Rev. B. Wright„. M.A., to the Vicarage of St. Mattheiesr
Wolverhampton.

CLERICAL OBITUARY.
December 1, at, Dublin, the Very Rev. Theophilus
Dean of Down, after a few days' illness, at an advanced age'
December 4, at Cheltenham, aged 70, the Rev. James CIO
formerly of Halsted-place, Kent. 35
December 7, suddenly, the Rev. Pryce Jones, late and 10'
years curate of Helmdon, Northamptonshire,,eged 68. aid',
December 10,,,at Sparshott House, lierks, in his 815 t
the Rev. John. Nelson, D.D., and formerly, Fellow, of (Luc
College, Oxford/

DIOCESE OF CHESTER.
PREVERY-Tan.--WINWICK.— The ReT. Frank George 110P'
wood, M.A., has been instituted by the Bishop to the Recto*:
of Winwielt; in, the county of Lancaster, void by the death of
the Rev. J. J. Hornby, upon the presentation of the Earl of
Derby. Value £3200, with a house.
VAcAmc.Y..—The perpetual curacy of Knowsley, in the
county of Lancaster, by the cession of the Rev. F. G. 0°,1).
wood. -Value £3OO, with a house. Patron, the Earl of DervP
CoNSACRATIoN.—The Bishop of Chester consecrated °,ll,
Friday the new church of St. Luke,. Formby, in the county
of Lar.easter. The church contains. sittings for 336 pers°P"
of which 109 are entirely free. It has, been erected in meinorY
of the late Miles Formby, Esq., by Miss Formby, of Form
hall,,and other members of his family, and has been endoWe':
with, a parsonage house and glebe for the maintenance of t!l''s
minister, in addition to pew rents, and a fund for the reP3lr
of the church. A burial ground is attached to the church.

THE hum CHURCH—The deanery of Down has become h fao
cant by the death of the Very Rev. Theophilus Blakely, !,,-1
died last week iii Dublin at an advanced age. The d•
was appointed-Dean-of Connor in 1807. Of
TEE CONVOCATION.--On Wednesday, the Archbishel).
Canterbury, accompanied by Dr. Travers Twiss, the VilTe;
General of the province, and Mr. Francis Hart Dyke',i;gt-
Majesty's Proctor, attended at the Jerusalem Chamber, A'r—ve.
minster Abbey, for the purpose of further proroguing C°l4r.
cation, which stood adjourned from the 24th of Oct. last.
Dyke, at the Archbishop's request, read the schedule of Pte,
rogation, from which it appeared that the clergy of the rof
vince of Canterbury will be cited to appear for the desPateo
business in the Jerusalem Chamber on Friday, Feb.l. Jed
S. PAUL AN.D Sr. BARNABAS.—A subscription, 103 se
by Mr. A. J. Beresford Hope, has been opened for the Puerto
of appealing against Dr. Lushington's decision in refereltiii,
the crosses, altars, and ornaments at the churches of St• eet-
Knightsbridge, and St. Barnabas, Pimlico. A general 01,,e0
ing Of the Committee of the London Church Union has '"the
called, and the following resolution agreed to :—" That,, of
committee learn with satisfaction, that, in the eailleen
Westerton v. Liddell,' and of ' Beal v. Liddell,' it has Dr•
determined to carry the appeal against the judgment 0,"„ the
Lushington, to the Arches Court, and, if necessary, ety'
Judicial Committee of
,the Privy Council. They feel stroll:s,
that this judgment, founded as it is upon erroneous assiliatiol,
tion of fact, and constituting an act of individual legis'„n'ost,
rather than a sound interpretation of existing law, deeply
although it affects no point of faith or doctrine, be ", es'
offensive to the religious feelings of English churchme.:fog
pecially in the outrage which it offers to the distingw` tioit
symbol of Christianity. They invite the serious consider3upea
of the country unions to this important subject, and relY,,, 100
their co-operation in carrying ont the proceedings whiC'
become necessary."