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London, England, 1822-06-10 00:00:00

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dharges, and-re/kit %that /wishes sattelint,to
10s. t9l 455. in the pound.; 'WM% itrgeneral,
men hive agreed to thell‘4lltnntidi, it ha-. not
on account of their mode Lion; but to Otoid
less vet:anions which al.tesod.s4aiils.put tithes it's,-
and although so many Jeri processes and nrarrant,
of • distreif have not been issued here as in
this is not to be attributed to the fotbeo-
Clergy, but le the my-re provident ditpotitionef
parishioners, who know that by exposing. themselves
to the penalties-of non-payment, they only.add to the'
evil, and therefore pay that debt as they do all othej
as long as they are able; but now that poserlds
making such rapid strides amongst them, and sislar
inability increases to comply with the parsonlesete-
mands, the tithe system will be found to be prefdui=l
tive of as much mischief in this country as in Irelands
I have thought it necessary to trouble you with
these observations, that in the discussion about to
take place HI Parlitment, those Members who are
not so well acquainted with rural affairs, may under-
stand thatothe tithe laws equally require revision here
as in Ireland, and that.we are as much in want of,
and as Iliflrentitled to, the benefit of any ameliora-
tion of the here as there.—l am, &c.
A FARZInIt.

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Mr&
Jebibi Cu
of littooet-College.
&Was' oriels* College.
Chrled College.
New Con
444.44's croi4;

ranisra.
(lee} Christopher Hayward, 111.4. SchoLv.ef-Pembroke Coll.
Richard French I.awrence, M.A..Fellow of Peita_btoke College.
Henry *owns Newman, B.A. Scholar ef_illadhlitit*College.
Wm. Mock Hellhts, 13. A. Curate of Lellingston and I.ovelL
Richard Thomas Powys, B.A. Citrate of Whitchurch.•
William Grew/04. M.A. Fellow of Balliol College.
I,foleph Dornford, M.A. Fallow of Oriel College.
Cieminsou, AA. Curate of Mangrove.
Jbebua St too, ILA. Chaplain of New ige.
Robert Meadows White, hi.A. Detny of Magdahm
WUlb n lioycatt, 8.A.: Deasy of Magdalen College.
' Jahn Walker, B.A. Chaplain of New ('allege.
`Henry Gipps, M.A. Fellost4 Worcester College.
ralWard Philip Cooper, M.A. Fellow of St. John's C011ef,...
I?omas Lambard, Ar. A. Student of Christ Church.
Auguaus Asgill M.A. Student of Christ Church.
At a GentrAl Ordination held by the lion. and Bight Rev.
the Bishop of Gloucester, in that Cathedral, on `.unday, the
following Gentlemen were admitted to Holy Orders:
DFACOI,II.
' Thomas Simpson Evans, B.A. St. Alban Hall, Oxford.
John Barnes Bourne, IL A. Trinity College, Oxford.
John Yolland, B.A. Worcester College, Oxford.
John Matthew. B.A. Balhol College, Oxford.
John Kellow Goldney, B.A. Sr. John's College, Cambridge.
John Jarratt, B.A. St. John's College, Cambridge.
Nathaniel T. Rorie, B.A. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
William B. Lewis, B.A. Trinity College, Doblin.

maws.
Isaac Briegmar, B.A. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford.
John Tucker, Pembroke College, Oxford.
Charles Hardwick, B.A. University College, Oxford.
Charles Nutt, B.A. Magdalen Cullt-se, Oxford,
Henry C. It Hawkins, B.A. Christ ('hunch, Oxford.
Richard Batiscornbe, B.A. Merton College; Oxford.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

May 00, the Rev. John Williams, B.A. Scholar of JI!::r
College, was elected Fellow of that Society.
May 30, the Rev. Charles William Stocker, M.A. Fellow ,t
Sr. John's College, Oxford; the Rev. C. Atmore Ogilvie, 11
Fellow of Balliul College ; and the Rev. Cfiarles M. A.
Demy of Magdalen College, were approved in CoLvocatior, ai
Masters of the Schools. .

On the 28th ult. the members of the Relief Congregation at
Dumbarton gave an unanimous call to Mr. John 314
Preacher of the Gospel, to be their Minister, in place of the
Rev. James Grirnmond, retired.
The Rev. W. Willand, of Youghal, is appointed Curate of
Cove, Cork.

The Bishop of Chester has obtained a grant to raise every ec-
clesiastical benefice within his Dioceses which is under £5O y r
annum, to that amount.

Lord Foassnia, of Willey Park, in Shropshire, has in his pos-
session a grant from King !Irony VIII. to JOHN FORESTER,
Esq. of Watling-street, in the City of London, the ancestor of
the family, to wear his hat in the presence of his AlaJesvy.
FAIR or FIRLDSTOWN, COUNTY or Dvam.—The above fair
was held en the 27th ult. a riot of a most serious kind oczurred
there. Some of the military, about fourteen, stationed at Gar-
ristown, having been called out to quell a riot that occurred At
the fair, and having arrested nine or ten people, some of whom
were handcuffed, they were closed on by some people at tin: lair,
who succeeded in rescuing the prisoners. A desperate conflict
ensued, in which several of the soldiers were knocked down , a
volley was discharged by the soldiers ; one countryman was
wounded, and it is thought mortally.

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Holcombe. It A. Niche of Jew
in-general, the Far- Estainao paok KA,.. Fellow of Vaottot-C.
it ha.' noi bOl Watbis Wynnse
cr, B.A. &bolo of
lit to mold the id- ,hunva, Norris, M.A. of Cm pus C
C. Put tithes itiluiti; .101%1111Hr affberts, Chaplain of Neu. Col
estes and grArrants ptienrittob:tfLtetoiltiottja
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here as is H9cory, 8.A., calmer mixuergr.
fOrbelltattee Of 'thy .eke Radford, B.A. Curate .f Swatclae;
t ditp,itignof their • ruasrs.„__