The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-17 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Hey. S. Holmes, NA., or Mariam Hall,
Chlihr,tra boon iestltuteri by the Sinop of Rion to the
mite Huddersfield, Yorksblre, value 610 C Patron,
Sir J. . Itawaden. .-
Thsrativ. W. Ikeda+ 311„A#, of Christ Ctrarol, Orford,
Itas btin sapotneartur;te and Sunday Eventing Letterer I
at Pulstock.
The Bishop of 14iseole has instituted (on the nemisation
of ihe Governors of the Chute, Hume, Loaders), the Rev.
John Seamen, WA , of-Qoeues College, Orford, late Per-
paten Curet', of duanertown, °ens, to the rectory of ►Hua-
liegthorpe, Lincelashir• ; value, 2601. ; populatios, 60.
His lordship bee also junketed the Rev. 0. H. Fell,
M.A., Yellow of Meadalen College, Oxford, to the rectory
of liersington. neat Hotncastle, Lincolnshire ; value, 2301. ;
population, 3.50. Patrons, President and Felows of Slag
deka College, Orford.
Th. Bishop of Oxford bag instituted the Rev. J. Illbbert
Waoklyn, M.A., of Trinity College, Orford, to the Rectory
of Fleet Munn, Beebe, value, 2201.; population, 38 ;
patron, the Rev. 8. listephrisys M.A.
Hie lordship has rise Instituted the Rev. J. Kiteat, WA.,
' of Oriel College, Oxford, on the nomination of this Dun and
1 Chanter of Hereford, to the Perpetual Curacy of Swallow-
-1 I field, Berk!. ___ . • . • . _ _

The Bishop of Moodiest's boo instituted the Rev. J.
Koller, M A., of Wattmeter College, Oztord, to tke Perps•'
mil Curacy of Bt. Paul, Preston, Lancoshirs.

VACANCIIIII.

The Rectories of Karestoo Lad Rsurkgsge.with the vicar-
age of Hearlip, Rect, hsve brooms 'meat by the death of
the Re•. Th mass Pearce, 24.41 , formerly 'theist of Corpus
Christi College,Oztord, and late Perpetual Curate of Polka-
taus.

The rectory of Ludgvan, Cornwall. in the gift of Lord
Bolton, is Dow vacant by the death of the Ray. H, s. Gra-
ham, bl A., of 8% Aiben•hall, Orford. It is worth 8001.
per annum ; with • population of 3,190.

QUEEN'S COLLEGE, BIRMINGHAM.

The Rev. Edward St. John Parry, Ralllol College,
Oxon, has been unanimously elected resident we/duet this
college. Amongst the tettntoaiais in hie favour the follow-
ing, bearing more especially upon his duties, from an sous.
pli.bed and distinguished fellow of the University of Ox-
ford, was submitted to the council : " Mr. Parry is the eldest
sou of the &atop of Barbados.: he wu ordained by
the Bishop of Woicester in 1851. Hls great knowledge of
young men gained in Lie own education at Rugby. hie resi-
dence at Oxford, his ezperience in tuition at Winchester
and at Trinity College, Toronto ; his cheerful, open, manly
bearing and straightforward sincerity of manner; will, I
have no doubt, attract the regard and win the esteem of
those over whom he may be placed. While perfectly able
to uphold discipline, he can enter into the feelings of young
men, underttand their alone' s, and so do more to moderate
and control them t &wanly than a person of lees elastic
temper, or with more rigid and unbending notions of dis-
cipline. Mr. Parry is a sound ebtrehman, perfectly free
from any Rumbaing! or Glermanieing tendencies." At the
lame meeting the Reve. Burford Gibecin, Trinity College,
Cambridge, was elected Resident Mathematical Professor

and CoapWin of the Queen's Hospital. Independently of
the high honours taken by Mr. Gibson at the University
of Cambridge, be p semen, as shown by his testimonial.,
great experience in tuition, both public and private. Up.
wards of eighty of of the Indian army hays received
their mathematical education from him.

Mr. °lbw° is DOW Vice Principal at the Elinbeth Col-
-1 lege, Onernmey, in holy orders, and has been long mover.
' net with the sicachember.
' Dr. Jordan, Gold Medallist at the University of London,
was ro-electsd Resident Medical Tatar.