The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
ARCHIMACONR Y.
Bath : val. 415: pat. Bithop of Bath and Wells : Ven. W,
Otmlng, dee.

PREBEND.
Compton Dandon, in the Cathedral Church.
ORARY-CANONRY of Wells.
lION
In the Cathedral oh4rch of Norwich : pat. the Bishop • Rev.
W. H. Hanson, dec.
DEANERY-RUAL.
Whitchurch, dio Salisbury : Yen. . RGunning, dec.
RECTORIES.

Halsham, co. and dio. ;fork : vat. £760 with residence : pat.
J. Dyneley, Esq. : Bev. J. lon, dcc.
Hockwold, w. Wilton V, Norfolk : dio. Norwich : val. £530
with residence : pats. Gonville and Caius College, Cam-
bridge : Rev. W. H. Hannon, dee.
Westwell. co. and dio Oxford : val. £159 with residence : pats.
Christ Church, Oxford :Rev. J. E. Bode, prom.
VICARS.
Buckland-Newton, ta. Plush C, Dorset : dio Salisbury
£496 : pats. I). and C. ofWell : Yen. W. Gunning, dee.
Ilemiugbrough, en. and dio. York : val £B5 : pat. the Crown :
Rev. J. lon, dec.
Huntingdon, St. Mary, C. St. Benedict R : dio Ely : val £162
with residence : pat. Lord Chancellor : Rev. R. C. Black,
prom.

LECTURESHIP.
Margate, Holy Trinity, Rent : dio Canterbury : Rev. H. T
Veness, prom.

CHAPLAINCY.
Winchester, St. Cross Hospital: Rev. A. N. C. Misclachlan,
prom.

CURACIES.
Axminster, Devon, dio Exeter: with a title.
Beckley, Sussex : din Chichester: stipend £lOO.
Bitterne, pants : dio Winchester.
Burgh-Apton, Norfolk: dio Norwich.
Catton, co and dio York.
Chelsea„Middlesex : dio London: stipend £l2O.
Chessington, Surrey : die Winchester : stipend £5O with title.
Chester, St.. Mary : stipend £lOO.
Chipping, Lancashire : dio Manchester : stipend £5O with title.
Creeting. St; Peter; Suffolk : dio Norwich.
Denton, Kent: dio Canterbury.
Ely, Holy. Trinity; Cambridge•shire :stipend £6B with title.
msworth, Hants ; dio Wnchester.
Pritwell, co and dio OxfOrd.
Johnstone tv. Steynton. Pembrokeshire : din St. David's.
Haselbury-pluc,knett, Somerset: dio Bath and Wells.
Lakenham, St. Mark, Norfolk: dio Norwich.
Lancaster, St. John : dio Manchester.
Lanehester, co and dio Durham.
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Leighton Buzzard, 13cdforelshire : dio Ely.
,Le„, zaYre. Isle and dio Man : stipend LSO.
'flarstonMontgomery Derbyshire : dio Lichfield.
Newingtein, l:ent : din Canterbuiy : stipend £9O.
Northorpe. co and dio Lincoln.
Pakefield, Suffolk : dio Norwich.
Radford Notts : dio Linaoln. • „
Sheffield, co and dio York.
Skipsea, Yorkshire : dio Ripon : stipend £4O. ' •
Trotterscliffe, gent : dio Canterbury. -
ge : salary EMI with board and
-Watford, Bert' : din Rochester.
Wetheral and Warwick, Cumberland: dio Carlisle.
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sllcenool, Herts : salary
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY COMPANY OP CANADA.—
Traffic for the week ending October 6th, 1860, and
corresponding
in
31 igeDr9 ,
eh:an—dise; &a. Total Miles
pate. No. Amount. Tons. Amount. sterling. open
00 16819 £5717 19 9 16474Z10827 18 9 £16545 18 4 970
assengerws,eek &c.
1859 15747 4568 8 9 12087 7472 15 9 12061 4 6 880

Increase £4484 13 10 90
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FATAL ACClDENTS.—Yesterday a sailor, named John
edoniteillos:Dittalhoue.gmlailas
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and beenand,re.. .
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collar bone, and received considerable injury on his
head.—A boy named Moore, 11 years of age, who be-
longed to the Industrial Schools, and who was a very
active lad, was unfortunately killed at the school yester-
day. He was at practice on the model ship, and fell
from the mast on to the deck, and received such injuries
as caused his death almost immediately.
TUB MAINE Ls.w.—The annual meeting of the local
association for the introduction of the Permissive Bill
was held last evening, in Hope-ball : Dr. Welsh in the
chair. The officers and committee far the ensuing year
were appointed; and the report read and passed. From
the latter we find that during the year the receipts
amounted to £32 14s 3d, the expense to £33 is nd,
leaving a balance of 7s 2d against the society. After
the business had been transacted, a fluent and impres-
sive address was delivered by General Riley, an American,
who related the history of the Maine Law and the
liquor traffic of the United States, affirming that it was
a comlete success. He was applauded throughout.
A OOD-SEND POR 'THE SULTA N.—A Constantinople
letter says :—The basnader-hanoum (lady treasurer) of
the Imperial palace has just expired. She leaves an
immense fortune, estimated at 150 millions of piastres,
the whole of which falls to the Sultan. Although a
slave, she possessed great influence in the palace, and
her name has often been mixed up with Ministerial
intrigues. Her fortune is quite agod-send to the Sultan,
who was on the paint of sending his plate to the Mint,.
A grand field day took placeon Wednesday atViroolwich
in honour of the Grand Duke Michael of Russia. The
Imperial party afterwards visited the gun factories and
other departments of the Arsenal.
Several extensive failures are reported from Janeiro,
and the total liabilities of firms suspended during the
last four months amounted to nearly a million. The
general prospects of the country are, however, described
as highly satisfactory.
The railway concessions to Adami and Co., of Leghorn,
have not been revoked, but confirmed with modifications,
as it was important to look to the means of employing
the volunteers when the revoldtionary struggle in the
Two Sicilies is over.
arrest of a - sentinel
placed Major Styles was put under Major
courts
Immediately on the landing of the British Legion at
fullest enquiry. The reception of the Legion at Naples
placed at the door of his hotel. fajor_Sqles. _ lie
g up a subscription to
getting was brilliant, kind, and courteous. The National
Guards of Naples were g
present a British flag to them.
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