The Sun.
London, England, 1841-02-18 00:00:00

OBITUARY.

At Whitchurch, Salop, the Rev. Win. Kent, aged 82.
At Braham, Yorkshire, the Rev. Thos. Radcliffe.

At Stafford, aged 33, the Rev. Tuomas Dickenson,
8.A., late curate of 'Famworth.
The Rev. Reginald Bligh, 13.1)., rector of Cockfield,
Suffolk.

The Rev. Robert Churchman Long, perpetual cu-
rate of Dunston, Norfolk, aged 70.
The Rev. Tobias Adams, vicar of Aherne Cloyne,
and rector of Britway.
At Portsea, aged 70, the Rev. ;olds Clay.
CAMBRIDGE, FEB. 17.—At an Ordination held by
the Right Rev. John Bird, Lord Bishop of Chester, in
the cathedral church of Chester, on Sunday last, the
14th inst., the following gentlemen were ordained :
DEACONS OF CAMBRIDGE.—B. Crompton, 8.A.,
Trinity College ; G. Gibbon, 8.A., Catherine Hall ; J.
Losh, 8.A., Jesus College ; Edward Francis Manby,
8.A., Christ's College ; Robert Morewood, 8.A.,
Queens' College ; George Bethune Norman, 8.A.,
Trinity College ; Frederick Stewart, 8.A., Pembroke
College ; Richard Yerburgh, 8.A., Christ's College.
OF OXFORD.—Algernon Coote, 8.A., Brasenose
College ; Joseph Wilding Twist, 8.A., Queen's Col-
lege ; Thomas Lowe, 8., Oriel College ; by Lett. dim.
Archbishop of York.
OF ST. BEES.—George Crawley Bowles, Lite-
rate ; Henry William Rae, Literate.
OF DUBLIN.--Richard Parry Jones, 8.A., Trinity
College ; Robert Townley, 8.A., Trinity College.
OF ABERDEEN.—Angus Bethune, M.A., King's
College, by Lee. dim., Bishop of Durham.
PRIESTS OF CAMBRIDGE.—RaIph Congrere, 8.A.,
Corpus Christi College ; Augustus Gaspard Edouart,
8.A., St. John's College ; John Hickman, M.A., St.
John's Col'ege; Richard William Bishop Marsh, 8.A.,
St. John's College ; William Matthews, 8.A., Queen's
College, by Lett dim., from Bishop of Ripon ; Richard
Morton, 8.A., Catherine Hall; John Sheldon, 8.A.,
Catherine 1141.

OF OXFORD.—Edward Jones, 8.A., Jesus College ;
George Robertson Moncricff, 8.A., Balliol College.
OF ST. BEES.—Samuel Cavan, Literate ; Wm.
Meymo't Farley, Literate.

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OF LAMPETER.-Hugh Percy Thomas, Literate,
St . David's College.

Or DunLlN.L—Chlrles Bickmore, 8.A., Trinity
College ; Arthur Douglass, 8.A., Trinity College ;
Richard Johnstone, :8.A., Trinity College ; Wm.
Purks, 8.A., Trinity College ; Frederick John Walker,
8.A., Trinity College.

On Friday a woman named Mary Parnell, who
had reached the very advanced age of 108 years, was in-
terred in the burial-ground attached to the parish church
of St. Matthew, Bethnal-green. She was born at Billeri-
cay, in Essex, where she lived about 100 years. As she
was desirous, about five years ago, to come to London to
be among her children, grand-ekildren, and great-grand-
children, of which last there aro near thirty living, she left
Billericay, and lived with a grandson and granddaughter,
at 180, Church-street, Bethnal-green, and the parochial
authorities consented to let her have 2s. 6d. a-week, which
was paid to her quarterly, upon a certificate being sent
down signed by the parochial authorities of Bethnal-green.
She was first married in the year 1752.
Mr. Winston Barron, 3.11. P., is detained in
Vienna by the illness of one of his children, from measles;
which, from the severity of the weather, has been attended
with peculiar danger. The Honourable Member may,
however, be expected in England in a fortnight.