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London, England, 1830-12-25 00:00:00

THE CHIRCH.

The Rev. William Augustus are. M.A. late F .ilow of N: 'y Cul.
lege, is presented to the Vicarage of Newport PAglicll.
the Lord Chancellor.
The Lord Bishop of Bath mid Wells has appoin:cd the Rev Joi.n
Noble Shiplen, B.D. of Balliol College. and Rector of Hinton B/ewelt,
the Rural Dean for the Deanery of Betitninst‘r, in the moot of :he
Rev. Edward Colston Greville, M.A, Vicar of Tlevedon. deceastd.
. .

On the 7th instant, came on the election of a P:rpetual Came of the
parish of St. Lawrence, 'lpswich, in the room of the Rev. Jatnes Ford.
The Rev. John Cobbold Aldrich, B A. of Lincoln College, and the
Rev. Henry Dean, were the only two candidates, between wboat
severe contest ensued, at the termination of which the numbers k :lc -
for Mr. Aldrich, 51, and Mr. Dean, 50. Mr. Dean then delminded
scrutiny, at the close of which the numbers were announced wire—for
Mr. Aldrich, 46 ; Mr. Dean, 31; when the former was declare:l to be
duly elected.
We hear that;the Rectery of Stanhope will be presented to t I:e •
William Nicholas Darnley, R.D. of Corpus Christi College, and Pre-
bendary of Durham, and that the vacant Prebend of Durham will be
given to the Bishop of Exeter, Dr. Philpotts.
Sunday an Ordination was held in the C.:thedral Church of (Iris:,
by the Bishop of this Diocese, when the not:osing Gentlemen site
ordered :

MACON!.
Henry Duke llszingoon, M.A. Fellow of Exeter C011.3e, Oxford.
Charles Lushington, M.A. Student of CM i>t Clyach, Cxford.
Chi:tics Otos), 31a..1.e, B.A. Student of CM ist Church, Oxfoxd.
William Parker. .11. A. Fellow of New College, Oxford.
icieltaid Foos:wit, B.A. Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford.
James Guillemard, B.A. Fellow of St. John's College, Oxford.
Thomas Chandler Conies, B. A. Fellow of S . John's College,
OxtOrd.

}RIESS'S.

Charles Rohm Henry James, B.A. Curate of Shiffottl.
Digby Michael Bourne, B.A. Scholar of SVoru.,Nter College, Ox.
foul.

James Beauchamp, B•A Clare Hall, Cambridge—presented. to Ret.
tory of Crowell.
Richard flarington, M.A. Fellow of Brakennme College, Oxford.
John Phelps, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford.
David John George, B.A. Scholar of Jesus College. Oxford.
Robert Hawkins, 11. A. Scholar of Pembroke College, Oxford.
Francis Edward Paget, B.A. Student of Christ Chureh,Oxford.
IVilliam Sweet Eacott, S. C. lw New College, Oxford,. Curate of
Cornwell.

William Robert Browell, B.A. Fellow of Pembroke College, Oz.
fore.

George Horatio Hadfield, M.A. Scholar cf Pembroke College,
Oxford.
Thomas Et!monde', B.A. Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford.
Charles Williams, H.A. Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford.
Charles Simon Faithful Fanshawe, M.A. Derry of Magdalen Col-
lege Oxford.
Henry Hodgkinson Hobart, M.A. Chaplain of Christ Chunk,
Oxford.

John Jordan, B.A. Clare Hell, Cambridge, Curate of Hand.
borough.
Thomas Henry Hawes, B.A. 311agdalen Hull, Oxford, Chaplain of
New College.
Palward Powlett Blunt, M.A. Scholar of Carpus Christi College,
Oxford, Curate of Wardingion.
St. Vincent Lore Hammiek, M.A. Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford.
William Yarnton Mills, B.A. Trinity College, Oxford, Curate of
Shilton

ECCLESIASTICAL PEOSIOTIONS.

Rev. Mr. Evans, of Bawtrty, to the Rectory of Newton Ryme,York-
shire.

Rev. Dr. George Cooke, to be one of Ms Majesty's Chaplains in
Ordinary for Scotland.
Rev. George Brett, to die Morning Preacbersbip of Hanover Chapel.
t-street.
he Very Rev. the Dean of Cork, to be Chaplain to the Lord Lieu-
tenant of Ireland.

Rev. H. ItlehSrds. to the Vicarage of Keevil, Wilts.
Rev. J. W. D. Merest, to the Perpetual Curacy of Darlingtoti,
Durham.

Rev. Mr. Mountain'
' of Hemel Hempstead, to the Rectory of Blun-
hero Beds, vacant by the death of the Rev. R. P. Reachaoft.
Rer. George Hall, 11. A. Vicar of Tenbury, Worcestershire. and
Rector of Roehford. Herefordshire, has been appointed onc of the
Domestimehaplaiiss to the Right Honourable the Lord Chancellor,
Baron Brougham and Wu:.
Ahout eleven o'clock on Wednesday night smoke uas
seen issuing from the back workshops of Mr. Kinnemore,
an extensive cabinet-maker, No. 22, Peatherstone-vtreet,
City-road ; theinlarm was instantly given to Mr. Kinne-
, more's family, pave of which had not retired to reel. Assis-
tance was procured, and a deal of valuable property was
removed to the neighbouring houses, till the rapidity of th
dames defied all further exertions in rescuing the I,ask
premises. The firemen then directed their efforts to the
dwelling-house and t%a contiguous buildings. The fire wag
kot under brief-Vast twelve o'clock. The whole of Mr.
Kinnemore's workshops and a quantity of fernituse w.ne
consumed.