Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

COURT' :2kND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

We team from Balmoral that her Map Sty, accont-.
Dallied by the Prineesses Alice ana Helena, drove to the
Falls of the Garri3alt, on Saturday, attended- by 'Lady
Churchill. The Prince Consort, 'accompanied by Prince
Arthur and attended by the Gentlemen in Waiting,
drove to the Abergeldie`Woods, which were driven for
deer. ' •

Viscount Palmerston left London yesterday-afternoon,
for his seat, Broadlands, Hants.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE

The Bishop of Chester performed the. following.
ordinations at his cathedral last Sunday :--Deacons
Thomas Joseph Clarke, B:A., of Trinity College, Cain,'
bridge, licensed to Christ Church, Southport-; Thomas:
. Francis Fergie, Queen's College, Cainbridge, to St,
Catherine's, Wigan ; Thomas Whitby, B.A. St. John's
College, Cambridge, to St. Paul's, Chester ; William
Robert Worthington, 8.A., Corpus Christi College, to
Cheadle ; Wm. Theophilus Giles, 8.A., Trinity College,
Dublin, to St. Mary's, Chester ; John Kennedy, 8.A.;
Trinity College, Dublin, to St. Catherine's, Wigan ;;Thos.
William Kidd, 8.A., Bishop CoSins' Hall, Durhain,, tq
Halton; John George Wood, theological student,!Kinoi.:
College, London, to St. Cross, Knutsford; Richard Pos-i1
tance, literate, to Holy Trinity, Toxteth-park; Rion.
George Benson, licentiate of theology, University of Dur-
ham, by letters dimissory from the Bishop of Hereford.
Priests : John Capel Sewell, M.A., of BrazeßOSe Col-
lege, Oxford ; Henry Charles Bull, 8.A., Jesus College,_
Cambridge; Wm. Finch, 8.A., St. John's, Cambridge;
Geo. Thompson Nurse, 8.A., Caius, Cambridge; John
Berm, St. Bees ; Octay. Pickard Cambridge, licentiate of
theology, University of Durham ; Richard James Lord
Fox, St. Aidan's, Birkenhead ; John Harward Jessop.
Handcock, ditto; Henry William Jones, ditto; John
Jackson Lucas, ditto ; George Bartle, literate ; Peter
Wild, literate. The Rev. Henry W. Jones read the
first lesson in the morning ; the Rev. Capel John Sewell,
the second lesson ; the Rev. Thomas Whitby, the gos-
pel; the Rev. Canon Slade preached the ordination ser-
mon. The Rev. Octavins P. Cambridge read the first
lesson in the afternoon; the 'Rev. William Finch, the
second ditto.

" The Bishop of Oxford has given formal notice of his
intention to issue a commission addressed to five bene.
ficed clergymen of his diocese to inquire into certain-
charges alleged against the Rev. William Simcox Brick-.
nell, vicar of Eynsham, Oxon, by Mr. Joseph Druce,
yeoman, and ex-churchwarden of the same parish. The
offences specified are reading the morning and evening
prayers and lessons in the pulpit, instead of the desk; not
rehearsing the Ten Commandments, nor reading the Epis-
tle and Gospel at the north side of the communion table,
and "suffering the reading-desk to be desecrated " by a
number of common bricks placed there to protect the
desk from the action of a stove, introduced for the pur-
pose of drying the walls and rendering the desk fit for
use. The commissioners named by the bishop are the
venerable Archdeacon Clerke ; the Rev. Dr. Leighton,
rural dean ; the Rev. Dacres Adams, vicar of Bampton;
the Rev. Daniel Goddard, vicar of Burford, and the
Rev. W. E. D. Carter, vicar of Shipton-under-Wych-
wood.

BANKRUPTS

John Sail, Star-corner, Bermondsey, currier and leather

seller.
Joseph Yardley Vernon, Stourbridge, Worcestershire,
draper.
Charles H. Baker and Joseph Aguilar, Water-lane,
Great Tower-street, City, and Duke-street, Adelphi,
soap manufacturers.
Joseph Richmond Bradway, Norton,' Derbyshire, corn
factor.
John Machin Hall, Sheffield, paper-dealer and general,
decorator.
Joseph- Morris, Feckenham, Worcestershire, needle
manufacturer. . .
Robert Squire, Kendal, draper.

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