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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENO

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. • el
Rev. H. H. Adcock, M.A., to the Vicarage of Hamberstil!O
Leicestershire...
Rev. F. Addiaor., to the Perpetual Curacy of Cleator,.Ctiorbet',
and.
..of,.
Rev. T. Allanson, M.A., to the Incumbency of Martin-le-14v'
near Thirsk.•
Rev. J. S. M.- Anderson, M.A., Rector of Tormarton, to 1°
Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral or Bristol.
Rev. J. ArchiVeld,. M.A., to the Vicarage of Downton,nesl
Ludlow.
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Rev. J. W. Attie,: 8.A., to the Curacy of Withernwiclri
Hull.
Rev. F. A. S. Bellamy, to the Curacy of Sturton with Baurobe
near Horncastle.
Rev. H. F. Ben-well, 8.A., to the Curacy of Bassingham, tl
Newark.
Peter
Rev. W. A. Cartledge, MA., to the Incumbency of St.
in-the-Willows, York..
Rev. E. Clay,. M.A., to the Incumbency of St. Margaret
Chapel, Brighton..
Hon. and Rev. At G. Douglas, 8.A., to the Rectory of SOO'
well, near NVellingborougli. • tricf
Rev. G. Duinias„MA. to the InCumbency of the new Drs.
Church of St. Matthew, Nottingham.
Rev. C. M. Empsow, to the Stipealiary Curacy of Kuutsford''
Cheshire.
Rev. T. Evans,. M.A.,. to the Vicarage of Eglywavrnv, nee
Cardigan.
Rev. R. Fowler, 8.A,, to be Mathematical Master of Tuu rjag
Grammar-school. be.
Rev. R. W. Greaves' . M.A., Rector of Tooting, Surrey, to
Chaplain to the Lambeth Parochial Cemetery.
Rev. J . G. H. Hai; M.A., to be a brother of St. liather•fl
Hospital, Regent's-park.
Rev. E. J. Howniart,MA.,,t the-Vicarage of Exhall, Warairl‘'
shire. -
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Rev. J. Jones, 8.A.., to the Curacy of St. Thomas, BraniPt
Derbyshire.
Rev. J. G. D. La Touche. M.A.., to the Vicarage of Stokese'
near Ludlow.
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Rev. L. C. Lewis, MA., to the Rectory of Peterstone.sue-
Ely, near Cowbridge.
Rev. I'. R. J. La ngliarne,.to thel I ead Mastership of St. Jolin
Royal Latin School, Rockingham.
Rev. R. Lovett, M.A., to the Rectory of Peckwell, near Oakb3.lll
net% E. N. Mangin, Nl.A.,.Vicar of Horsley, Gloucesterahlr'
to be Rural Dean of the Deanery of &tonebouse.
Rev. R. Michell, to the Rectory of South Moreton, Be be
Rev. 11. Power, Head Master of the Cathedral School, to
Prebend of Moreton Parva, in Hereford Cathedral.
Rev. G. Procter, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of Egton-coo'
Newland, Lancashire.
Rev. F. F. Reavely, RA., to the Curacy of St. Jan
Nottin
Hgham.
Rev. H. Rice, B.A, to the Rectory of Great Rissington, ale
cestersh i re.
Rev. C. Scott, M.A., to . a Mastership in Merchant Tailors
School. g'o6
Rev. H. Skipwith, to- the Rectory of Boothby Graf
near Lincoln.
Rev. R. Skipwith, M.A.,.t0 the Rectory of Milton, nears
vestry._ _ _ _

Rev. R. A. St. Leger,. to the Rector y of Kenn, Devon.
Rev. T. P. Sproule, to tAie Rectory of St. thave's, Sontliwarg,,
Rev. B. Town, to the Curacy of Great Harwood, near Blackbefto
Rev. C. D. Ward, M.A., of St.. John's College, Cambridge'
be Principal of the Co!legia'ke School, Sheffield.
Rev. M. Welburn, M.A.r to the Incruntiency of Nether POP,
ton, near York.

DIOCESE OF CHESTER. , eOf
ORDINATION AT CHESTER.—On Sunday, the 17th
February, 1856. —Deacons :—Arthur Thomas Atwood, 13; to
of King's Hall and College of Brasenose, Oxford, license"i,
Halsall ; Thomas Holland Pain,. M.A., of King's Hall and °1;
lege of Brasenose, Oxford, licensed to St. Thomas's, LirerPv",
William Alfred Bell,_ examined student, of Queen's, 00,
licensed to Congletou Gyles, 8.A., of St. John's, e°,o4
bridge, licensed to St. Barnabas', Liverpool; John Gerb°,.
Tearks, 8.A., of St. John's, Cambridge, licensed to Aiderle;„
William Fretwell Newton, 8.A., of Gonville and Caius, Ca{
bridge, licensed to St. Bride's, Liverpool ; Charles Reuswt,
Ord, S.C.L., of Gonville and. Cains, Cambridge, liceo
St. Thomas's, Hyde;. Henry Pegou; BA., of Pembroke,
bridge, licensed to Halton ; James Whiteside, 8.A., of.*4
Catherine's Hall, Cambridge, licensed to Rainhill ; Will,
John Freil, 8.A., of Trinity, Dublin, licensed to St. Steph,_s,
Edge Hill; William. Henry Harke, 8.A., of Trinity, Do° of,
licensed to St. Mary's, Edge Hill ; Charles Hughes, B•A"
Trinity, Dublin, licensed to Woolton ; Rowley Armstrong' ci
St. Bees', licensed to. Bollingtou; John Evan Davies, 4,
St. Bees', licensed to Hale; Charles Peter M`Carthy, of
Aidan's, Birkenhead, licensed to St. Mary's, Birkenherl.
Henry Postance, of St. Aidan's, Birkenhead, licensed to•
James's, Toxteth Park.;. John Farmer, 8.A., of Gouville a
of
Caine, Cambridge, George Girdlestone Woodhouse, B.A' go
Christ Church, Oxford, both licensed by letters dismissoll
the Lord Bishop of Lichfield.—Priesis:—Charles Brito
8.A., of St. John's,. Cambridge ; Thomas Jarrat Cooper, B. of
of St. John's, Cambridge ; Richard Holgate Brown, 8.A.,„1,
Christ's, Cambridge;. john Durrant, 8.A., of Queen!s, 0,3;e:
bridge; John Firth„Franks, 8.A., of Trinity Hall, Canabrict4
Frederick Leicester, 8.A., of Trinity, Cambridge„
Montgomery Norris, 8.A., of Emmanuel, Cambridge;. Sata4f.
George Cochrane,. BA., of Trinity, Dublin, licensed. to "0,,
Stephen's, Liverpool; Robert Tronson Leslie, BA., of Triol';
' Dublin ; Joseph Dundas Miller, B.A. of Trinity,. Dobwil
George Robert Pigot, of St. Bees' ; Edmund Ilarapoo
King's, London.;. William London Corbet Havard,.of KO°
London; Eardley, of Queen's, Pirmingkim ; Step
Mountcashell Lines, of St. Aidan's, Birkenhead ; Philip Be
Harrison, Literate.
°' VACANCY.—The perpetual curacy of St. James's,. Litb° jp
in the parish of Ormskirk, by the resignation of Rev. E. "'
Blenkinsopp.
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BY the death of the Bishop of Carlisle, the deanerr,il
Kendal and Kirkby Lonsdale in the county of WestmoreiSl
of Couplaud in the county of Cumberland, andsof FurneseLo;
Cartmel in the county of Lancaster, have been detached
the diocese of Chester, of which they heretofore formed W'
and are now attached to and included in that of Carlisle. ,eOl
DR. PUSHY AND THE RErORMATION.—A correspolluos
of the Brighton Gazette having spoken of the "elemert,o
declaration" against the Reformation by Dr. Pusey,
called upon by the Rev. T. W. Perry to verify the pasPeo
The correspondent acknowledges his inability, and the rev
gentleman publishes the following letter from the rev. doe cn
in reply to the question whether he had ever used stint
language :—" My dear Friend—l never said or wrote nOoi
in disparagement of the English Reformation. You 103.
upon ours; but that was 0
that I always disliked the influence of the foreign refortevao
passing. I could not use sucb",.
expression as ' the principles, if emp, of the English Reforrof
tion.' Nor should I ever have admitted it into any w0r13,1
which I was responsible. For I have always believed to,I
the English Reformation had very definite principles,
what I have wished to do (as far as in me lay) was to brio
people back to the principles tf the English Reformation 0,
expressed in the Prayer-book and Homilies. lam not Ow
English
Reformation.,
Tthheingrebfocrymonedrs thaeckputeliepdlgeiederi,te
Holy Scripture as. the sole source of faith ; they acknowlevt'd
the early ages of the Gospel its best interpreter ; cf (EcuMel
Councils as authoritative; they believed in the sacram9,ll4.st
Baptism, the real presence of the Body and Blood of '`tior;
in the Holy Eucharist; they provided a form of abs(l,4o!
for penitents who specially confessed their sins ; they 1)1;4'
in the value of good works done through the grace of Cl' i 4
and by His Spirit ; they believed that He would come "9.1
at the end of the world to judge both the quick and the die
according to their works. They gave directions as tgiri'
and seasons of fasting; they_taught the value of alms-gl
of daily public prayer, of frequent communions, and OtiJe
I believe that those whom people call Tractarians have iiitioP
main been true to the principles of the English Reform! iflf
and I must believe that those who taunt us with not 111
true to those principles; taemselves only take as IV.V°
them as they like. God is the Judge. I wish those W„e
judge us would only exercise as much charity andiror
much pains to know what we really believe, and lock to iv 9
thing which they would think good in our teaching, ifoe,,a
knew it, as they would in the case of Dissenters.„.
would soon be more peace and a better understanawai
God's blessing.—Ever yours affectionately,
rA," n.