The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-31 00:00:00

NEW CHURCH AT NEWINGTON.

Yesterday afternoon the first stone of a new
church, dedicated to St. John the Evangelist,
situate in Lock's-fields, Newington, one of the most
densely populated districts in the outskirts of the
metropolis, was laid by the Lord Bishop of London,
who was accompanied by the Archdeacon of Mid-
dlesex, the Rev. F. F. Statham, M.A., incumbent
of St. Peter's, Walworth; the Rev. D. Mouillin,
M.A., incumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Newing-
ton; the Rev. W. T. Maudson, M.A. incumbent of
the Episcopal Chapel, Beresford-street ; the Rev.
A. W. Snape, M.A., incumbent of St. Mary Mag-
dalene, Old Kent-road ; the Rev. H. L. Nicholson,
M.A., curate of Trinity Church, Newington, and
many other parochial and district clergymen.
The district of Holy Trinity, from which St.
John's
oprincipally taken, contains a population
o
for whom there is but one church and
3n:soo is
o,
three clergymen. The new district contains a
population of 10,000, the larger portion of which
consists of keepers of small grocery and coal
shops, artisans, day and job labourers, coster-
mongers, rag and bone-pickers, and bird-fanciers.
There are also four or five streets, containing not
less than a total of 80 houses, occupied by people of
both sexes, who have no recognised way of getting
a livelihood. A site has been obtained, and the
Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, the owners of the
property, having given an endowment, the Rev. G.
T. Cotham, M.A., curate of St. Alary's Newington
(lath curate of Hessle, Yorkshire), has been ap-
pointed to the incumbency. The new church will
contain contain 1,000 sittings, and will be in the
early English style of architecture. The cost of
the erection is estimated at £5,000, towards which
there have been paid or promised 12,200 in sub-
scriptions,_ £l,OOO from the London Diocesian
Church Building Society, and £5OO from the In-
corporated Church Building Society, leaving X 1,300
to be collected. The Bishop having laid the first
stone, prayers followed and the proceedings were
brought to a close.

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T. MASON JONES'S ORATIONS AT
WILLIS'S ROOMS, King-street, St. James's.—
, SATURDAY AFTERNOON-next, April 2, at half-past
.-ee o'clock, MILTON, the PATRIOT, STATESMAN,
OSE WRITER, and POET.

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,n MONDAY EVENING •next, April 4, at half-past
tt o'clock, GRATTAN, and the WITS and ORATORS
he IRISH PARLIAMENT.

'tails, (numbered). ss. • reserved seats, 3s. ; •back seats, is.
y be obtained at M. Mitchell's Royal Library, 33, Old
ud-street.

iHRISTY'S MlNSTRELS._Reappearance in
J London, St. Jones's-Ilan—The celebrated CFIRISTY'S
fNSTRELS, after a very distinguished and prosperous
trnee in Scotland, Ireland, and recently in Paris, will have
honour of resuming their POPULAR PERFOR-
.NCES in London, at the St. James's-Hall, Piccadilly, on
)NDAY }NENE iG and ay be
;ured at Mr. Mitcl iell', s Royalll. Library,—Tickets 33, Old Bondm-street.

IR. OTTO GOLDSCHMIDT has the honour
to announce that the FIRST of THREE CHAMBER
)NCERTS of CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
ill take place at WILLIS'S ROOMS on MONDAY AFTER-
90N, April 11, connmencina at Half-past Three o'clock, at
!rich he will be u.ssisted bf Signor Piatti, M. Sainton, Mr.
owell, M. Schreu rs, Mr. S. ratten, Mr. Crozier, and Mr. C.
arper. The Second and Third Chamber Concerts will be
ven on Saturday Morning, May 7, and Saturday Morning,
ay 21, for which Herr Joachim and other eminent artistes
.e engaged. Subscription for the Three Concerts to reserved
Id numbered seats, £1 ls. ;to unreserved seats, 15s. For a
ngle Concert— E:eserved seats, 10s. 6d. ; unreserved seats,
.—Applications for tickets received at Messrs. Addison and
J.'S, 210, Regent-street; and Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library,
;, Old Bond-street.

rHE FOLLOWING M E MBE R S of the
SEX ATE have APPENDED their NAMES to the
,„
'EQUISITION to Mr. BERESFORD HOPE.
it George S. Abercromby, Bart. (Trio.), 33, Grosvenor-street
iev. G. Ainslie (Em.), Church Building Society
'iev. W. Airey Trin.), Vicar of Keysoe and Rural Dean
:'. J. B. Aldis, (Trin.),
1, Chester-terrace
icy. James Allen (Trin.), Prebendary of St. David's and Vicar
of Castle Martin's
Rev. E. C. Alstor (Cal.), Dennington Rectory
Rev. 11. Bailey 8.D., Warden of St. Aug•ustine's Coll., Can-
terbury, and late Fellow of St. John's
'Rev. J. Sandford Bailey (Jes.), 17, Clifton-terrace, Brighton
'Rev. C. Beanlands (Cath.), Brighton
Rev. D. A. Beaufort (Jes.), Warburton, Warrington
Rev. E. J. Beck, Fellow of Clare
Rev. J. W. Blakerley, 8.D., late Fellow and Tutor of Trinity
College Vicarage, Ware
Lord Ernest Bruce, M.P. (Trin.)
Rev. G. Bryant (Em.), Sheerness •
ttev. G. Bulstrode (Em.), Gatcombe, Isle of Wight
Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bart. (Trin.), Northrepps
Charles Buxton, Esq., M.P. (Trin.), 7, Grosvenor-crescent,
S.W.
Rev. W. M. Campion, Fellow and Tutor of Queen's
Lord Richard Cavendish (Trin.), 1, Belgrave-square, S.W.
Rev. J. C. Chambers (Em.), 9, Rose-street, Soho
Cowden Chapman, Esq .(C. C. C.), Temple
Fellow Rev. I. Chapman, late of King's Coll., Rectoi of 3111-
ton. Cambridgeshire •
Rev. C. F. Chawner (C. C. C.), Rector of BleChingleoy„. Pubic
Rev. W. G. Clark, Fellow and Tutor of Trm. C it
Orator.
A. D. Coleridge, Esq., Fellow of King's
Rev. F. W. Collison, B.D. (Job.), Rector of Marwood, Devon
Rev. R. H. Cooke E. M. Cope, Fellow and Assistodant utor of
ham
Trinity
ge, Chelten (Sid.), Mat ern L
Rev. Thomas Crick, B.D. (Job.), late Fellow of St. John's, and
Public Orator
George Cubitt, Esq, (Trim), 25, Eccleston-square,
Alfreton London
Rev. J. C. 11, Deacon (Queen's), Vicar of
Rev. A. Deck, R.M.C. (Trite), Sandhurst •
F. H. Dickinson, Esq., (Trin.), Upper Harley-street
Rev. J. W. Donaldson, D.D., late Fellow of Trinity College
Rev. B. H. Drury, Fellow of Gonville and Caius College
John Dunn, Esq. (Joh.), Cambridge
Rev. Frederic Y. Durbin (Trin.), Vicar of Harston
Rev. F. P. Dusautoy, Fellow of Clare
Rev. G. S. Ebsworth (Cla.), Ilkston
Rev. W. J. Edge (Em.), Benenden Vicarage, Staplehurst
Rev. W. J. Edlin (Trim), Chaplain of Trinity College
Rev. J. Ellerton (Trin. College)
Rev. A. A. Ellis, Fellow of Trinity
Rev. C. A. Elton (Sid.), Grammar School, Holt
Rev. C. Ekres, late Fellow of Gonville and Caius College,
Rector of Great Milton, Wymondham
Rev. J. Fanwick, 8.D., late Fellow and Tutor of Corpus
Christie College, and Rector of Thurning•
N. M. Ferrero, Esq., Fellow of Gonville and Caius
Rev. John Fleming (Jot.), St. Mary's Vicarage, Lynn
Rev. H. Fowler (Sid.), College-gardens, Gloucester.
R. Temple Frere, Esq. (Trin.), 9, Queen-street, Mayfair
Rev. P. Freeman, late Fellow and Tutor of St. Peter's
College, Vicar of Thorverton, Culcompton
F. J. Furnivall, Esq. (Tr. 11.), 3, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn.
Rev. S. J. Gambier (Trio.), Ashley Lodge, Cheltenham
James S. Gammen, Esq. (Jes.) '
Rev. H. T. Gibbins (Trio.), Rector of Papworth-Everard
H. P. Gipps, Esq., St. John's College
Rev. W. H. Guillemard, B.D. (Pena.), Head Master of the
Royal College, Armagh
Rev. J. Glover (Trin.), Librarian of Trinity College
Rev. Charles D. Goldie (Joh.), Colnbrook
Rev. Jas. Goodwin (C. C. C.), Rector of Lambourne, Romford
Rev. R. Goodwin (Clare), Rector of Hildersham
Rev. F. W. Greenstreet (Trio.), Hambrook, Bristol
Rev. Professor Grote, Senior Fellow of Trinity College
Rev. Charles Gutch (Sid.), 42, Chapel-street, Belgrave-square,
London
Wm. Parker Hamond, Esq. (Joh.), Pampisford, Cambridge-
shire
Wm. Parker Hamond, jun., Esq. (Trio.)
Rev. E. G. Hancock (Joh.) Fellow of St. John's College
Rev. J. F. Hardy, FelloW of Sidney College
Rev. F. W. Harper (Joh.) Vicarage, Selby •
Rev. Jos. Harris (Pem.), City of London School
Rev. H. Harrison (Trio.), Rector of Christ Church, Kilndown,
Staplehurst
E. G. Hartnell, Esq. (Trin.), Hawkhurst
Rev. C. T. Heartley (Queen's), St. Michael's College, Ten-
uy
Rebv.r J. W. Hewett (Trio.), St. George's, Ashby-de-la-Zouch
Rev. T. E. Heygate (Queen's)
Rev. G. H. llodson, Senior Fellow of Trinity
Rev. G. G. Holmes. Fellow of St. John's, King's Stanley„
Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
Rev. W. Hope (Cath.), Vicar of Derby, St. Peter-cum-Nor-
manton
Rev. Fenton J. A. Hort (Trin.), St. Ippolyt's, late Fellow of
Trinity College
Rev. John Howe (Trin.),, Perpetual Curate of Knowle, Bir-
mingham
' Rev. James Hubbard, Donnington Priory, Newbury
G. B. Hughes, Esq. (Jesus), Barrister-at-Law, Temple, Lon-
don
Rev. C. B. Hutchinson, Rugby, late Fellow of St. John's
Rev. W. IL Ick (Sidney), Peasmarsh Vicarage, Staplehurst
Rev. H. M. Ingram, Chaplain of Trinity College
Rev. J. W. Irving (Trin.), Rector of Broughton, Newport-
Pagnell
Rev. J. F. Isaaceon, 8.D., late Fellow and Tutor of St. John's
College, Freshwater
Rev. Hugh W. Jermyn (Tr. II.), Rector of Netlecombe
Taunton
Rev, It. C. Jenkins (Trin.), Rector of Lyminge, Hythe
Rev. W. Jephson (C. C. C.), Rector of Hinton Walchrist,
Berks, 80, Eaton-plaee, Belg-rave-square
W. F. Kemp, Esq. (Joh.), Oxford and Cambridge Club
Rev. E. Kershaw (Trin.), Highbury, London
Kilmore and Elphin, Lord Bishop of, D.D. (Trinity)
Rev. R. Kirwan (Era.), Gloucester-place, Porman-square
A. J. C. Lawrie, Esq. (Trinity)
Rev. William Layng (Sidney), Creeton Rectory, Stamford
Rev. A. T. Lee (Chr.), Rector, Ahoyhill, Ballymena.
Alexander Leith, Esq. (Trio.), 46, Skene-terrace, Aberdeen
Henry Lindsay, jan., Esq. (Trin.), Ashburne •
John Lindsell, Esq. (Pet.), The Elms, Tonbridge
Rev. Julius Lloyd (Trin.), Wolverhampton
Rev. E. L. Lockyer (Ern.), Rector of Westcott Barton, Oxford
Rev. R. Ward Loosemore (Cath.), St. Mark's, Low Moor,
Bradford
Rev. If. R. Luard, Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trin. Coll.
G. W. Lydekker, (Trin.)
Rev. J. F. Marillier (Trin.), St. Paul's, Bedminster •
Rev. W. M. Smith Marriott (Trin.), Rector of Horsmonden
Rev. .J. Martin (Sid.), Vicar of St. Andrew's
G. Martin, D.D., St. John's College
Rev. G. Mathers (Trim.), Huntly Hall, Cheadle
Rev. W. C. Mathison, Senior Fellow and Tutor of Trinity
Rev. W. Maule (Trio.), Rector of Eynesbury, St. Neots
Rev. J. E. B. Mayor, Fellow of St. John's College
Rev. Jos. B:-Mayor, Fellow of St. John's College
Rev. C. Merivale, late Tutor and Fellow of St. .John's College,
Lawford
S. W. J. Merriman, M.D. (Cal.), 3, Charles-street, Westbourne-
terrace
Rev. R. Middlemist (Chr.), Harrow
Rev. .J. 0. Millar (Chr.), 9, Howard-place, Edinburgh
G. H. Money, Esq. (Trin.), 15, Old-square, Lincoln's-inn
Rev. George Moody (Joh.), Rector of Silston, Harlow
Rev. A. P. Moor (Trin.), Subwarden of St. Augustine's Col-
lege, Canterbury
Rev. C. W. D. Moore (Joh,), Grosvenor-house, Twickenham
Rev. Edward Moore, St. John's College
Rev. John Moore, St. John's College
Rev. W. D. Morrice (Job.), Longbridge Deverill
Rev. T. S. Nelson (Clare), St. Peter's Rectory, Lincoln
Rev. G. D. W. Ommaney (Trite), Queen Charlton, Bath
Rev. L. S. Page (C.C.C.), Woolpit Parsonage, Suffolk
Rev. Fielding Palmer (Ten.), Vicar of Felmersham
Rev. A. Townley Parker (Trin.),.Royle, Burnley
Rev. T. Parker (Queen's), Ashton-under-Lyne
Hugh I'arnell, Esq. (Joh.), 3, New-square, Lincoln's-inn
lev• B. H. Perowne, Fellow and Eutor of Corpus Christi Coll
ev. Dr. Phelps, Master of Sidney College, Sidney Lod.Ee,
Cambridge
Rev. Geo- Pope (Sid.), Palae Plain, Norwich
Thomas Potter, jun., Esq. (Joh.), 52, Prince's-street, Man-
chester
Rev. W. Pound (Joh.), Melton
Rev A. Powell, late Fellow of Christ's Coll Rector of
Troft
Rev. G. U. Procter, (Queens'), St. Stephen's, Devonport
Rev. W. Raynes, Fellow of Clare
J. K. Rennie, Esq. (Sid.), 56,
London Gloucester-terrace, Hyde-park,
F. K. Rennie, Esq. Fellow of Sidney College, 56, Gloucester-
terrace
Rev. J. W. Richards (Sid.), Holbeach
Rev. W. E, Scudamore (Joh.), Ditchingham, Bungay
Th. Schreiber, Esq. (Joh.)
Rev. W. G. Searle, late Fellow of!Queens', Vicar of Oakington
Rev. L. Sedgwick (Trin.) Bedale, Yorkshire
Rev. Orbv Shipley (Jes.), Maidenhead
Rev. T. E. Smith (Clare), Vicar of Blechingly
W. G. I'arks Smith, Esq. (Trin.) Belvedere House, Torquay
Rev. C. Sparkes (Joh.), Barnet
Rev. W. Sparrow Simpson (Queen's), Rector of St. Matt's,
Friday-street, London
-
Rev. A. Spencer (Pero.), Grammar School, Tavisteek
Rev. J. Spurgin, B.D, late Fellow of Clare. llockham,Norfolk
Rev. Alfred Stead (Cal.), Ovingdean, Brighton
William Stirling, Esq. M.F. (Trin.) 12g, Park-street
Rev. 11. H. Swinny (Magd.), Vicar of Wargrave, and Principal
of Cuddesden Theological College
W. E. Taunton, Esq. (Trio.), Freeland Lodge, Eynsham, Ox-
ford
Rev. 11. C. A. Tayler, Fellow of Trinity College
Rev. J. Taylor (Trite), Grammar School, Wakefield
'l'.J. Thirlwall, Esq. (Em.), 40, York-terrace, N.W.Rev. W. 11. Thompson, Regius Professor of Greek, late Tutor
of Trinity College
Den. Archdeacon Thorp, late Fellow and Tutor of Trinity
College, Kemerton
Rev. J. If. Timins (Trin.), Vicar of Mailing
Rev. T. If. Tooke (Trin.), Salisbury
Very Rev. R. C. Trench (Trin.), Dean of Westminster
Rev. It. 11. Tuck, Fellow of King's
Rev. C. 'turner (Joh.), Norwich
Rev. Harry Tudor (Magd. Coll.), Clewer, Windsor
Rev..lf. Twells (Pet.), Godolphin Grammar-school, Hammer-
smith
Rev. E. Twells (Pet.), St. John's, Hammersmith
Rev. J. Twining (Queen's), Incumbent of Holy Trinity,
Twickenham
Rev. It. Ty pis (Queen's), Fingsley, Frodsham
Rev. J. Montague Valpy (Trin.), St. John's, Nottingham
Rev. Edmund Venables (Pem.), lionchurch
Rev. A. D. Wagner (Trin.), Brighton
Rev. J. T. Walters (Job.), Rector of Freystrop, South Wales
Rev. John Ward (Chr.), Rector of Wath, Ripon
Rev. Charles Warren (Trin.), Over
Rev. Henry . cnry L. 11 atson (Cal.), Rector of Sharnford,'Hinchley
Rev. Alex. ,wites (c 28.
. „ Queen-square, W.O
Rev. G. Wayte, Fellow of King's
Rev. E. WM) (Tian.), Sheen, Aslibeerne
Rev. F. J. Welldon, T bid
on r ge Granunar School, late Fellow
of Oueen's Coll
Rev. W. Wcstall (Queens') Paris
Rev. B. F. Westeott, Harrow, late Fellow of Trinity Coll
Rev. E. Moore Weston (Joh.), St. Mary,S I pa ding
Rev. W. Whall (Bin.), Rector of TI
Rev. W. ti. Whitrint;, Fellow Oundle
er r• M. 1. Wilkinson , of kine:'s oil
P M
(rem), Fellow and Assistant Tutor
of Trin, Coll
Rev. George Williams, Senior Fellow of Kings Coll
Matthew D. Williams, Esq, (Pet), Curneynfelin Abe twith
Itev. Robert Willis, late Fellow of Cains College, Jacksonian ris
Professor
Hon. and Rev. C. J. Willoughby (Trim), Rector of W 11 t
Nottingham . 0 a on,
A. Willson, Esq., H.P, (Queens'), Conservative Club
Rev. Daniel Winham (Chr.), Tonbridge-wells
Rev. W. F. Witte, Fellow of King's Coll
Rev. A. Wolfe, Fellow and Tutor of Clare
Rev. J. S. Wood (Joh.), Fellow of St. Job. Coll
J. George Wrench, Esq., D.C.L. (Tr. H.)
Rev. Arthur Wright (Joh.), Burgh, Boston
Rev. Th. York, M.A., Fellow of Queen's College, Rector of
Eversden
Rev. J. R. Young, B.D. (Califs), Rector of Whitnash, Leam-
ington.