The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-02 00:00:00

OPENING OF CONVOCATION.

11.11,ring is the ofilcMl " Order of Opening
the Cote "holt of the Clergy of the Province of Canter
burs, en Finlay, the 3th day of November, 1852."
lac rial.t r. v. the bishops, and the clergy of the province,
re... Iwo. he. it eited to attend the convocatioo, will Mina-
.a the c..tuidrel church of St. Paul's, London, at a
yiuria r bebec 11 o'clock in the forenoon. The' bishops, in
their baLt. sad convocat:on robes, will be admitted at the
Linn ga:e of the area of the churchyard the clergy, in
th,,, owns ma hoods, will be admitted at the south Nate.
fns iloet Reverend the Archbishop of Canterbury, with
his ,'.:wales, will arrive at the Chapter-house of St. Paul's
at stind sheen o'clock, and will there be met by the Dean
of the Arches, the 'Vicar General of the Province, and the
Cl.ane.:llor tithe Diocese of London, accompanied by the
a:lrate:se and proctors of the Court of Arches. His grace
sedi thence proceed, attended by his:chaplains and the Min-
ium, to tht west entrance of the eatWral, where be will
he rtetived by the dean and chapter.
T: e arelthisoep, on entering the cathedral church, will be
gut 1.; the `J:shops and the clergy of the province, and will
to ernilacte.i up the centre aisle by the dean end chapter
to the dean's stall in the gain. The bishops will follow
his gram, and take their seats on either side in the stalls of
the canons. The civilians will follow the bishops, and the
elery of the province will close the Procession.
The litany of the convocation will then be said in Latin,
thc li.,iht Reverend Ilishop of Llendeff, as junior bishop,
olbeietueg ; after which the anthem "Oh, pray for the
Face of Jerusalem" will be sung. A Latin sermon will
th.n be preached by the Reverend J. A. Jennie, D.D.,
Regius Professor of Divinity in the University efCam-
bri.lge After the sermon the "Gloria in Excel's@ " will
bee ung ; upon the conclusion of which, the archbishop will
pronounce the benediction in Latin.
Divine service being ended, the Most R d the
Archbishop, attended by the bishops and other members of
ti.c convocation, will proceed to the Chapter house, where
the archbishop and bishop' being seated, the Vicar. Gen-
eral will present to the archbishop the Queen's writs for
summoning and proroguing the convocation. His
grate will thereupon direct the registrar to rued
the Queen's writs, which, having been read,
the Bishop of London, es Dean of the Province
el Canterbury, will return the archbishop's mandate,
pre!:•ted t., him by the chancellor of the diocese, with his
as...in:ate that it has been duly executed. The certificate
hasi:ig been read aloud by the archbishop's ceder, the re-
.t_r will pravor.iae the bishops mentioned in the return.
and the archbishop will refer to the vies/I/canal
to rrport upon the certificates transmitted by them,
and upon the letters of pretty. The registrar will then reed,
by :he archbishop's order, the schedule of contumacy, by
wF.ch all parties cited mid not appearing are pronounced
contumacious with a reservation of the penalties until a
fester derv, which schedule the archbishop will sign.
The, mehhishop will then admonish, in a Latin form,
the clergy tithe province to withdraw, under the guidance
of the Dean of St. Paul's to the aisle on the north aide of
the quire of the cathedral church of fit. Paul's, there to
lent them, lees into a 'Lower House, and to choose a wo-
ken:or, ea to present him for approval and confirmation
to Lis peace in the Jerusalem Chamber, at Westminster,
between the hours of nine and eleven in the forenoon, on
Frolay, the twelfth day of November, to which day the
convocation will stand prorogued.
'I roe c.ergy of the province having thereupon withdrawn
to choose a prolocutor, the archbishop will substitute his
vicar-general, Dr. Travers Twies, to receive from the Dean
of St. Paul's the report of the choice of a prolocutor.
Tl.e registrar will then reed the schedule of prorogation,
whireby the eonvoeation will stand prorogued to the Jere-
miens Chamber, at Wc.mainater, on Friday, the twelfth
day of Nan other, betwmn the hours of nine and eleven in
the forenoon.
The arebbi,hop and bishops will then depart, leaving the
vicar general it the chapter house to receive the report of
th. choice of a prolocutor by the clergy in the Lower House.
Otl
(By authority) F. H. Dern, Registrar.—Vicar-General's
ice, NOT. 1, 1852.

CLERICAL.

Rev. Jooeph Armstrong, to Teempletouhy Curacy, diocese
of Cashel.

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Rev. Richard Ellis, to the Chaplaincy of the Ll MCC,
Aylesbury, bucks.
ftev. Frederick Fleet (Vicar of Cromer), to bee Burro.
flute, dioctoe of Norwich.
Rev. Oetavious Arthur Hodgson, to a Chaplaincy, St.
Katy's College, Winchester.
Ilea. John Hymen., D.D to Brandsburton Rectory,
Yorkihire ; value, 15951. and rilsidence; patrons, St. John's
College, Cambridge.
Rev. Charlie Miller, to Thorpe Rectory, Derbyshire ;
value, 1411. and residence; patron, Bia'-op of Lichfield.
Rev. tiporge Ott+ y l'erry, to Waddington Rectwy,
Lincolnshire; value, 4tJ6/. sad residence; patrons, Lineniu
College, Oxford.
key. Charles William Rithards, to Ettingshall Perpetual
Curry, Staffordshire ; value, 1501.; patron, bishop of
Lichfield.

Rey. John Brienbla Liddell, to St. Thorn's Vicarage,
It.. baluster, Somerset ; patron, the Prebendary of lied.
unfit.

WT. Arthur Tour Russell, to Whadden Vicarage, Cam-
brsla,shire ; value, 1661. and residence ; patron, I)tan and
Chapter of Wisdom.
1t,,. Melville Home Scott, to Ockhrook Vicarage, Der-
byshire; Tall*, lfril and ruidenee ; patron, T. l'aree, Idaq.
Rev. Samuel Thomas Sproirmt to Holy Trinity Pups
Curacy, WednesS.Ads, Staifordshire ; patron, the
Vora, of Weinesfields.
D.l. Stoney, M.A., to the Profesoonhip of Natural Phi-
losophy, Galway Coheir*.
Rev. G. C. Trimnell, to Doureourt Curacy, Ewe.
Rev. William Walsh, to he Deputation Si en tory to the
Society tot Irish Church Missions to the Boman catholic'.
Rev. B. F. Carlyle, to tho Vicarage of Cam. diocese of
Olnueinter and Bristol ; vacant by cession of 1t,,. George
Medan; patron, Buhop of Oloncever and Bristol.

TACANCIPS.
KrrT,,tr.—Kilhosedy (and vicarage), diocese KUWoo;
tort.n, Bishop of Ktßak*. R. John Lucas, deceased,
V i4..t RAG E.—Cs:ton Canibridirthire, diocese Ely;
rd,,,ns, Dean and Chapter of Windsor Rev. A. T. Ens.
se.% promoted.
M tsrriP•iiii P.— Norwich , Mow Edward the risth's
Grammar School, sub•inastenbip ; patron, the Ltad master.

A DMIR LOT, Nov. I.—A rPOINTMEN 114.--Clerk
J. Hoop, to Ajar. Second Master V. F. Johnson, to
lomprepuNr.