The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-28 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BENEACES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
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EYeteri !,006 : pat the Croth: VerY, Rev. T. IL Lowe,
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DEAN FRY-RURAL.

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fionv,4llt; a'lfd Caitts College, CaMbridge.
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Lord Carteret : Rev. J. Donne, Ace.
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proM.
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residence : pat'' of NestWich tied.
Southwark, St. Stephen, Surrey; dio Winchester: -Yal £l5O
with residence : pcits,Trupteeds,:,.,ltev. J. 11. Simpson, dec.
DEACON.
Of the Cathellral Church of Peterborough`. Rev. C. M. Stop=
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CURACIES.
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Peretborough : Assistant.
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PiIOFESSOIISIIIP. . ' • :
Oxford : Laudian of Arabic :ipats.tbe President of St. John's
and the Wardens of Nbw, All Souls' and Merton Colleges t
• Rev. S. lteay, 8.D., dec.
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monials before Peb. 28.
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SUB-LIBRARIANSHIP.
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THE Proprietor of the- Arti'N Tinie:4 regrets
that ho is MAO the riceeMity a tinnottlititt that;
o-t Vin to the Unfavourable state of his health, he
is obliged . to discentinue the publiCation of this
Journal. It is some source, of consolation, under
these circumstances; that the Proptictot lias per=
spoally no reason. to ,regret the cfforts lie has
iitiSParingly inade CO ref-Ida this sheet a success-
ful and' papiilir medium 'of advertising, as well
as -a
,faithful daily .record of the latest news.
,Viewing the 'matter as a commercial undertaking,
it is no small gratification for him to be able to
reflect that, under the present management, the
'revenue of the paper-bus beeti fiearly doubled;
The LOI/H,.^.ViiiiO4,,lnis..-docle,r. the.
lived SteadilY.iaiproVing, and advancing
tokWirds a degree of prosperity which would soon,
it is believed, place it second, to none in the
-kingdom.. The. Proprietor is uow more confi-
dent than -ever that enterprising perseverance in
the course which he has hitherto followed is' alone'
necessary. to. achieve that coveted poSition; There
is no isli;taCie thitt for- one tiioirietit, 'have
-deterred the, Proprietor from following up his
past success except that above stated. Had he
been enabled to bestow upon the Daily Times that
continued attention and assiduous labour. which
are essential to the conduct of an undertaking of
such importance; nothing could ha+eaffdrded.him
itiore pleasUre, or hafVe been More actin to his incli-
nation, than to have continued his exertions to
render that Journal in every respect -Worthy of
its.positiOn as the oldest provincial Daily Paper.
. _ _

Since the unavoidable resolution of the Pro-
prietor to dispose of this- property was made
known, many tenders have been made for the pur-
chase of the top right aild Plant uf the Paper;
and It is still possible that an arrangement may
be made for a suitable transference. The Pro-
prietor meanwhile feels it due to the friends and.
supporters of the paper to announce that the
publication will be discontinued at the end of the
present month, unless some change of proprietor-
ship shall have been preViously effected # and he
therefore thinks it littilier to iiititilittb that; should
the paper 'be discontinued, all subscribers and
advertisers who have paid in advance will be
waited upon without delay, and receive whatever
sum may bp due, to th 993. Those indebted
to the :Daily Times will also please to cause their
accounts to be settled at their earliest convenience,