The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-13 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL

.—T
OXFORD Auotler 11na Rev. Ma. ALLIES.—Mr.
Allies has OXFORD,
a letter to the editor of the Tablet (Roman
Catholic paper), intimating that, notwithstanding hie
Pledge to the bishop of this diecese, to abstain from publish-
ing a second edition of his notorious work, and to make the
articles of the established church the rule of his teaching, he
does not withdraw the opinions he has expressed. In sia•a
of rubrics, he assures the Runtish editor that he design' to
persevere in the adoration of the Sacrament, aa practised
in thellomish church, whenever he is present at the cele-
bration of the Lord's Supper, at Launton, or elsewhere;
and that he holds that Christ is truly, really, personally,
and substantially patent, under the appearance of bread
and wine after caeeeeration ! Meanwhile Father L cuona,
an eminent Riman catholic priest, has come Urward with a
declaration that the doctrine cad practice of the rector of
Launton is in exact harmony with the teaching of the
catholic church. A contemporary adds (we do not know on
what authority) that Mr. Allies has since left for Italy!
From the late decision of Sir H. J. Fust, on the Bap :Lama'
question, and the connivance of such men as Mr. Allies, it
se evid.nt that a exists is fast approaching, which must
ifeHH, either in tire reform of the offices of the church, or in
the separatioa from the Anglican church of all the clergy
who really hold prAestant and scriptural doctrine.—Oxford
Chronicle.
Tun New OXFORD MlThEril.—The Rev, the Vice-
Chancellor has c intribnted 1001. towards the fund for the
election of a museum. We hear that the subscriptions
already amount to between 3,0001. and 4.0001. indepen-
dently of Mr. Hope's and other collection' of natural history,
as well as duplicates in the British Museum and various
scientific institutions.—lbid.
Teas NEW CANON OF CHRISTCHURCH.—Dr. Ogilvie, of
Balliol College, Regius Professor of Pastoral Theology, suc-
ceeds to the canonry at Christ Church, vacant by the death
of Dr. Dowdesweil. On Friday Dr. Ogilvie was in-
stalled with the usual formalities. It may not be
generally known that in the year 1842 her present
Majesty was graciously. phased to found two additional
Regius Professorships in Theology, the one in Pastoral
Theology, comprehending instruction in ministerial duties,
composition, and delivery of sermons, knowledge and history
of liturgies, rubrics, and the like ; the other in ecclesiastical
history and the studyef the ancient fathers ; such pr &wor-
ships to be endowed hereafter with two canonries
of Christ Church, the University in the meanwhile
undertakiog to provide for the professors' stipends from the
public chest. Letters patent poised the Great Seal on the
3rd of May, 1842, appointing as region professor of pastoral
theology Charles Atmore Ogilvie, DM., late fellow of Balliol
College, Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History Robert
Hussey, 8.D., late student of Christ Church ; consequently
the latter gentlemen will fill tip the next vacancy in the ea.
floury of Christ Church. Dr. Ogilvie, who also holds the
valuable rectory of Roes, H. refordshire, obtained • fiat-class
in Easter Term, "In Literis Hunaanioribue," and the prise
for the English essay In 1817, "On the Union of Classical
with Mathematical Studien," was public examiner in 1824,
and preached the Hampton Lectures in 183.5. His prods-
comer, Dr. Dowdeswell, held the canonry 41 years.

Pititinantaces.—The its,. T. B. CORNISH, M.A., late
fellow of Oriel Coll., Oxon, has been appointed heal aster
of King Edward the Sixth's Gramm sr School, alaceleall.ld.
Rev. J. Faaxte, to Tilden R., Beds ; dio. Ely ; 3171.,
with residence; pat., Rev. E. 8. Buntieg.
Rs,. J. 11. TnEoDositre, to Ronton V., Stafford; dio.
Lich., 931. ; pat. Earl of Lichfield.
Rev. E USYNOLDS, to Whitticeey St. AndrewV., Carob. ;
dio. Ely, 621. ; pat., Lord Chancellor.
Rev. R. S. BAKTEK. to Greinton R., Boners. ; dio B. and
W,

NSEt pat. S. fkekeleiclt. -
Rev. P. S. DOBREIr, to Clandown P.C., Somers.; dio. B.
and W., 301., with residents.; pat., V. of Midsomer Ramon.
Rev. It. E. FORMBY', to Christ Ch., P.C., Dunkirk Ville,
Heat ; dio. Cant., 1131.; pat., Archbishop of Canterbury.
Rev. J. W. Horsley, deg.
Rev. R. Bois, to St. Mary Platt, P.C., Wrotbam, Lent ;
dio. Cant., 4001. ; pat., Archbishop of Canterbury. Rev.
John Mickleburgh, dec.
Rev. P. J. NawiLL to East Ledford R., Somers., dio.
B. and W.; 1351.; pat., Mrs. R. Harbin.
Be,. C. BILIDOBS to Vt. Mary's R., Weymouth, Dorset,
dio. Sara. ; 8231., with residence ; pat., Bp. of Winchester.
Rev. R. FARQUEARSON to Winterbount• Z-Istone R.,
Dlrset, dio. Sara; 2581., with reddcace; pat., J. J. Far-
quharson.
Rev. W. C. Paseo); to Little Ringetead, Norfolk, dio.
Nor. ; 491.; pat., H. 8. Le Strange.
Rev. B. MATHIS, of Uaiv. Coll., Durham, has been ap-
pointed one of the Curates of Bishop Wtarmeutk.
VACANCllB.—Creech T., Somers., dio. B. and AV.; 4631.
with residence; Rev. H. Creswell, dee.
Erdington P. C., Birmingham, dio. Woe. ; 451. ; Rev. H.
W. Holden, dec. ; pat., Vie. of Aston.
Acton R., Salop, dio. Lich, ; 3501., with residence; Rev.
W. 0. Gurney, dec.; pat., Sir E. J. Smythe.