The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-02-17 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
The Rev. A. T. Attwood, M.A., Worcester College, oxford'
to the Curacy of Leak, Yorkshire; the Rev. S. Banks, Al•l'd
Rector of Cottenham, Cambridgeshire, to the Rural Deaner/
of Chesterton, diocese of Ely ; the Rev. Robert Blakist!..l4
M.A., Rector of Ashington, to a Rural Deanery in the dioce.`
of Chichester; the Rev. W. M. Brady, hector of Farri.lD
Cloyne, to be Chaplain to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland; A
Rev. S. Briggs, to be Chaplain to the Leeds Workhouse et:
Industrial Schools; the Rev. S. P. Denning, Censor of p!..
Mary's Hall, Durham University, to be Head Master of NV,_,.
center Cathedral Grammar School; the Rev. E. Eedle,
of South Bersted, to a Rural Deanery in the diocese Of Cbl:
cheater • the Rev. G. F. de Gex, M.A., to the Curacy of Fronl.
Seiwood, Somerset ; the Rev. R. C. Hales, M.A., to the Recta); •
of Carfax, Oxford; the Rev. T. W. Herbert. to the Curacy fa
St. Thomas, the Apostle, Exeter ; the Rev. T. Hugo, M.A., 11,_:
Incumbent of St. Paul's Church, Hallivvell, Lancashire, to qt..
Curacy of St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate ; the Rev. J. F. INT.
8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to the Curacy of Barron.
upon-Humber, Lincolnshire; the Rev. J. Jackson, 8.A., to the
Stipendiary Curacy of Mossley, in the parish of Ashton-under.
Lyne ; the Rev. Henry James Ltoyo, to the Rectory of SelattYllar
Salop ; the Rev. A. Marshall, M.A., Curate of Upvvell, to be:
Surrogate for the diocese of Norwich ; the Rev. J. Fate.
8.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge, to the Vicarage of 8i11.%
ton, Hunts; the Rev. It. E. Sanderson, 8.A., Lord Crew
Exhibitioner of Lincoln College, Oxford, to be Head Master of
St. Andrew's College, Bradfield, near Reading • the Rev. e-
Silver, M.A., St. Catherine's Hall, Cambridge, to the Vicara
of All Saints, Fulbourne, Cambridgeshire • the Rev. John (
Williams, M.A., Rector of Llanymowddwy, to' be Inspector 4,),.
Schools in the Deaneries of Mowddwy and Ceifeiliog ; the 11
P. G. Willoughby, to the Vicarage of Carlton-le-Moorlaood
and to the Vicarage of Stapleford, Lincolnshire.
OBIUARY.
•
Feb. 3, at Bardwell Rectory,, Suffolk, aged 81, the Rev. HeorY
Adams, 8.D., Rector of that parish above 36 years. 8601 0
Feb. 9, at his residence, Baring-crescent, Exeter, in his „is
year, the Rev. Charles Tucker, last surviving son of Benedic'", ti
Marwood Tucker, Esq., formely of Coryton Park, near AVIA° e
ter, Devon.
netr•
Jan. 31, at Easthope Rectory, in his 47th year, the
Robert Armitage, Rector of Easthope, and Incumbent of ow- 0
Preen, in the diocese of Hereford.
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DEATH OF DR.. EYLERT.—The German papers anneal A
the death of Dr. Eylert, senior Bishop of the succession ‘;'s g
King William 111. of Prussia, which took place a ob°ll th
time ago at Potsdam, at the age of 82. He was the autho
of several works on theology, and a member of the Ministri
of Public Worship and Instruction. tbe "
QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY.—On Wednesday last
annual account relating to Queen Anne's Bounty, Pte la
sented to parliament, was issued. The receipts for 11
year ending the 31st of December, 1850, were £215,6',1d
iiei
17s. 9d., of which £15,124 15s. 7d. were " first fruits an
tenths." The disbursements were principally readefo—f 114
the clergy, paid for purchase of clerical property, o"" bo
the erection of residence houses. The sum of .£53,'r84
17s. 3d. was laid out in the purchase of stock for gene 01
purposes. in,
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THE CLERGY DISCIPLINE BILL.—We have been .Rte,
formed that the clergy discipline bill will not be be kb,introduced during the present session of parliament. The Ttle,
unequivocal feelings of the clergy upon their right to 0 NI,
consulted as to its provisions, expressed in the nuroelleg rat,
petitions presented last week to convocation, toge-of 1„"141.4
with the Bishop of Oxford's motion in the upper houla, :utta,
convocation, in which he prays for synodical action 10,141, .41t0a.,
cuss this point, are the grounds upon which it is said '7 ' tiopi;
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the Bishop of London has withdrawn his intended S" "%eh'
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cation to parliament.—Morning Chronicle. .el 142? i
THE ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES.—" Nicholas, ...Brd-1,10
Wiseman, Archbishop of Westminster"—such is;iet ""Akl
signature appended to a document published in the 1,4", ti, ql4,
of this week, and dated Jan. the 3d, 1852. This a,o",i, 1,1 it,,'
ment is styled "An appeal to the German Nation (rest' Luaqj
dent in London), and to the Friends of Humaniflip bop,
which the Cardinal states he considers himself bound ,111864,1
make, inasmuch as he is entrusted " with the spirPtbs etitt4
charge of a city, in importance inferior to none in d'ai
world." Thus Nicholas, Cardinal Wiseman, at le°so ttoy,
boldly assumes, in despite of the 15th Vict., cap. 60, it:Or
style and title of Archbishop of Westminster. - Gib
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THE MILITIA.—We understand that it is in coll'Aito inn ts:
plation to take immediate steps for enrolling the rn";.e, ,!et"
to the extent of 70,000 men ; and that reports will be ifs •qlfed ti
quired as to the efficient state of the staff of the respect 4 vet
j IN .'th
regiments preparatory thereto.—Globe. ife 1, , 11),.
SCHOOLS OF DESIGN.—The Government have res,°,,,ds ;,eir e;
to organise a special department in the Board of ."-ilig "to pg
for the purpose of increasing the efficiency of the el':1 0 r,°' pm
schools of design, and aiding art education in gener'ibis lob pro
applied to manufactures, and have offered a respon9tia I)trrestj
office in management to Mr. Henry Cole, one of the 0F 0, II se4.
members of the Executive Committee in the Exbibiti°,p are Lill
ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF Bl'illhe ibet4ti
nueTs.—The Lord Chancellor has laid on the table 0` of ).,eiotelki
House of Lords a bill to abolish the office of Secretarir of rostat'l
Bankrupts and to regulate the office of Chief Registrt a °,,,tith:l
the Court of Bankruptcy. A declaration of insolvenc,ett' bhtittl
a trader is to be filed with the Chief Registrar. COe'„'" be ~:t cl ~i
sation is to be given to the party holding the office ' -"eotlec
,tell,'l
abolished. , the eu
THE NINEVEH ANTIQUITIES.—We COngratUlalefter 0 ielle"'
public upon the arrival in St. Katharine's Docks, ejolie ki!l'qtaoa'
rapid passage, of the bigantine Apprentice, Captain ys' Ne'teLhisitli
Hardy, from Bussorah, with the remainder of gr;pos‘ tt ecall
yard's collection of antiquities from Nineveh, f 4 50,. :00it,,,0
which there is one piece of sculpture far exceedingliV le tteil'ic
any brought home upon a former occasion. It welg It le
/ , Ili °f'
tons.
~„. „iofr,, 41, Pre,
ATTEMPT TO MURDER BY THROWING V IT, f 0g.,, !o 4 • •
Edward Straggles, a young man, eighteen years °,,,,rai' telle'iP
was on Thursday committed for trial from the SOUti'..llo: Vit 11,
Police-court, on the charge of attempting to murcle,.'•ia' tt7,C°l
H. Barber, his former employer, by throwing over,iiiiiia: t ilt4d,
pailful of sulphuric acid. The prisoner had secretent.ales it'qe4iili
self in the cellar of his master's manufactory, and Pt...wile 4, re.:ti
the liquid upon his victim in the dark ; subsequent Iraq `ll
attempted to shoot Mr. Barber. Of 'lto It
„tent ti till,
DISCOVERY OF GOLD IN SKYE.—A correctione,4o
the Inverness Courier states that the people of the yeilff
of Skye are in the greatest state of excitement at Pref tiO Tl,
a gold-mine having been discovered on the banks 0/0 4010(4,
river Sten schol, in Waternish. A travelling tinker,; me rsN't,ilkh
name of Stewart, has converted some of the g°l, bil,P, !itli het
rings.fmrc ta lt , hlel ihdeaevasecd
rndiosp,tdi`o'onulbghtiavtvielenatnboityt i anyssiehgeonosled .w hToofh
iiistili smyselftateo :tile 0
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.41iteotti
htltehol
le,
quite correct, and you may insert it. Samples as of
; tie
metal have been sent to Edinburgh." . piti , 1/ fo
hip t)e e et‘ t
SHIPPING GOODS.—In a recent number of the S, •Il eq. 41
so ilea i ,
Gazette, a case is reported the knowledge of which rile latet Via
of importance to exporters. An Australian me 151 ttitttitor
lately agreed to ship a quantity of liquids by a vesse„fet;d 40 hi
London, but sent them too late to be stowed with 'titre Tay of
The shipbrokers having, therefore, refused to alloy? tli, '4,,,iyeptk 4
to be taken, the merchant brought an action
~/ coilto Iptttli'D
Sheriffs' Court for damages. The judge, howeetylpe
1,, tetet
sidered that he was bound to have sent them ill ag le %,,,Nti4,,a(
admit of their being arranged with proper care, 101 1, elt Lui
COUNTY COURT.—This monthly court was held on dict was accordingly given for the defendants. otiv;f, ",,o,he,",
Tuesday last, before William Adam Hutton, Esq., judge. NEW RIVER COMPANY : VALUE OF AN Ortgesso4 vt."tk'4,l
There were 32 cases entered ; eight were settled before
a to
n d deductionsxso p producinge r aan ndouifvmi dividend
eo6dfse.e£msBeds 0. p" cc) :a:5";
lezv`:r,,t i'‘rola,t;
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KING'S SHARE--At the Auction Mart, last week, 'gelid( aoee
hearing, and 24 stood for trial. Daniel Smith and Son sold an entire original Kioit„ett Pet 11,,,' htt(Bl4
NATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.—A public
' 1,
annum,
Kingthe ,
ssc lCompany,objge, c, subject meeting to consider the plan of this association was helddls° • is, Ne l't
in the Theatre on Tuesday evening, which was numerously
The New River is divided into only seventy-two 1;t040 kity:
and respectably attended. The Mayor presided, and
shares, one-half of which are denominated thes.
,e, •1,1,1,1,,,
amongst the gentlemen on the platform were—the Rev.
moiety, and the remainder the adventurer's shere,:yedi b fii,totti
H. Bostock, Rev. R. A. Maul (incumbent of Trinity),
share sold was submitted in four parts, which res" pig.," hrly Y
Rev. E. J. Hartland, Alderman Beamont, Alderman
Hardy, AldermanWMinnies, Alderman Rylands, Messrs. spectively £4,200, £4,350, £4,400, and £4,400, 450 y 44°Lip,,
H. Gaskell, Robson, E. Robinson, &c. In the body of total of £17,350. A fixed perpetual annuity of ':ocl Pee
Do to
the meeting we noticed the Hon. and Rev. H. Powys annum, secured upon three entire adventurers, 'to threilkl4
(rector), Rev. James Poole, Counsellors Artingstall, San- King's share in the New River Company, subject ,4, Went ho
derson, &c. Very able addresses were delivered by the per annum land-tax, sold for £4,550. • ,
~..../ Ilbet 0, St l'i Ete,
Rev. H. Hardinge (rector of Theberton), who attended as AGRICULTURAL DEPUTATION TO LORD J 0 r"...,' eti I, 0 141 trlyai
a deputation from the association, the Rev. F. Bishop (of SELL.—On Tuesday a deputation, consisting of '"' 004 tlilea
Liverpool), 'and Mr. Wm. Thistlethwaite (of Preston.) of the Eastern Counties Agricultural Association, re0;01 arid ohiv
upon Lord John Russell for the purpose of hill:ldes` it byi.tliat
Resolutions in favour of the plan were unanimously passed,
upon his lordship the necessity of conceding the rriglit;lie PliliceNl
and petitions to both Houses of Parliament adopted.
BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The weekly meeting of this the malt tax, an equitable measure of tenant insoo/1/0, by t
thorough revision of the present mode of !panto, iti, Ariei'liill
body was held on Thursday morning last, at the board_ thorough
expenditure, the abolition of the game,l'otic,,itigl,,,a,ile
room, when the chair was occupied by W. Welsby, Esq.,
removal of restrictions to the growth of exciseab!e.. dent, %VelliiQn
and the following guardians were also present :—John
and the adaptation of the tithe-rent charge to tnfil'e Ilse the loesti,
Rosson, Esq., ex-officio ; Messrs. Stoner, Tilsley, R.
Forshaw, Srnythies, Balshavv, Whalley, Mercer, Hunt, prices. Lord John replied that, with regard to
e' tatig'4,l3.l)hs,
Mawdsley, Leyland, Peet. Sutton, J. Forshaw, Alty, tax, it supplied so large a source of revennj to Jottli 'et itioi
Howard, Holdroft, Baker, Fowler, and Carr. The Chancellor of the Exchequer could hardly
amount of out-door relief administered during the past were ,li° still' 1,
it. He could not deny that the excise duties
..4t.
~ ape 4
affor iii ill 1).. ohi,
week had been as follows :—Townships, £36 13s. 4d. ; respects injurious, and he promised that the siini`rit, ili kelp o; fl
union, £lO 18s. sd. ; non-resident poor, £1 Ils. 6d. ; receive the fullest consideration of the governine,„Per "elO
total, £49 3s. 3d. The expenditure for the week on RETIREMENT OF MR. JUSTICE PATTESO::O itY, of ice
teresting and affecting scene occurred on Tn
~,,.; o tjel ~,i10,!Ilti
account of the inmates of the workhouse, had been
the Court of Queen's Bench, upon the rctirenoe'; tliS.e, r" eat
£7 6s. 4d. The number of inmates was reported to be
82. A cheque for £1,448 19s. 4d. being the amount of Justice Patteson. Upon closing the business 01 olug iw,.Ett,,h7. 4,
the county rate for the half-year, was signed by the chair- the Attorney-General rose, and the whole htn...dget,ll:, tut.i',Oth
man. The report of the committee appointed for making his example, and addressing the venerable J''`eitiP.,,, 5 eltstt
expressed their common regret and sorrow at ."o,l)eyiliF f, 04', 01
the necessary arrangements for the erection of the in-learned Judge for the last time on the bench' e f'„aat4iiilti
tended new workhouse, was unanimously adopted, and a
had occupied a seat for twenty-two years with snc titeW iittlsqlp
committee was formed with power to obtain the amount
of money required, and to do all necessary things for the honour to himself and unbounded satisfaction Teeliiirite lielloptp
completion of the building. The board then separated. fession. Mr, Justice Patteson expressed his _feel,' in Wi,,,
TOWN COUNCIL.—The quarterly meeting took place on deep gratitude for the kind expression of ther6rstA lie, 1,,i!itoi;181
Thursday, in the Council Cnamber at the Town-hall. He explained that it was not now that lie liac ticw,g te',ol 11;1
Twenty members were present, the Mayor presiding. On templated retirement, and he was afraid that eutiley, a,.'el9try,
his resignation too long, on account l,cat. 0 tri„,sel
the minutes of the Street
steerlmpovement, Lighting, and
and, ncreasing infirmity of his hearing. He nculoat'
,e i'l,ttlt'e
Market Committee being read, y animated discussion
bidding them all an
.affectionate farewell. The ref/ tet,,'trik
ensued respecting the proposed new market. At a former
I rose, and his lor ship retired. iete°,,cy Atfq t
meeting of the Council it had been determined that the
T ETH.--In consequence of the cornP• ift• iii I ,ot rcl
Lnss OF ..E
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present market-place should be the site of the new mar- partial loss of the teeth, the face shrinks, the coups
oil ~„gea,e37.
ket ; and in pursuance of that resolution the committee sumes a different expression, and wrinkles will l'„' tyl If b-Ppo; '4l
now recommended that £lO should be offered for the best furrow the face. The only remedy for this is to sat;ailiiif -134',11tel
plan of a covered market to be erected in the present with Artificial Teeth, thereby restoring clear artiCl 0)0 kinr,('•
-hew
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market-place. Desiring to procure an enlarged space, feet
umsagiecrgionn,anertootnraeutinf the hollow alrirstictiolki 84141,11)0i
they ascertained the price asked for the property in and teeth pi,rns'oenehgrUCytegr illifr t eq; 'r
near the market-place, belonging to Mr. J. T. Blackburne neshliaerteguerenoll)denatigset,3l;lllGeeorge-street, Hanover-squate,;t 0 41aProki,,ili
and others, and which, if obtained, would give an additional I must fully_aasgfer tins purpose, and are fixed withe" 4, Veip ,
area of 1480 square yards ; but the sum asked appeared so ingtiaonLyLoromoAtsyo,sr toeettNlT),AolErNgTiviAnNg
Da any I pain
HWAIIVERVcetV,6I'O4r. 6,7\
,3ti!
very exorbitant to the committee that they abandoned 1
the idea of its purchase altogether. Ir. the course of the ,PA ENRDSWISSEAASFEFSL lOCITTEHD
ENV4Tfc.sc",,, scoß.torTic 1 40i:ell Ok
i cutaneous disorders are enge—ZeurertlybyrhgewinrinPi su'ritpliletScrreri'lre4 :
discussion it was elicited that the present area would only
admit of a cart-way 12 feet wide round the building, i blood, and the only sure means to eradicate such CO ft's'
which, it was contended, would be very inconvenient. A 1 to undergo a course of Holloway's Pills„and at Ole (o'llll4 P 4 ..,411
! astonishingborough,various
partscommittee,n ether
rite-e.l,!t.ietiortft:•itigntliehebalmd, sitriegyroelidoirthitvkih
certain in the cattru e-6f cancerous' sores, ulc.erateed ,f,llll. ,f tl,,!.illtli
glandular swellings, and persons so afflicted sll°ll' ce' "(1 ALb
iig 144°,,,trie iN)ii
were unanimously sanctioned. course to these excellent medicines.
-..1110111111111.1■11 FREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN MINUTES By ~,:„,,, ',,t,0,),,tat, ?1•%.,
to.—Twenty-five
recommendedtY five
new
gasto lamps
be erectedfor b
PULMONIC WAFERS.—FrORI Mr. James Macar,:iopiciircac,R4
Hall, 4, Essex-bridge, Dublin :—" I can bear testil'sreitO,V, N:644
efficacy of Dr. Locock's Wafers, which act as t,iif,,t ',„?a.B,e, it
OPENING OF THE ORGAN IN THE TOWN-HALL.—This aifecton;z,cof the,o lungs,ni viz.,l influenza, colds, astljgo scoisvjet;thts ~,4 tilt
organ, which has been erected on a new plan by Mr. lcoouge of a damp or foggy e(have- prove. ,010jekj0E1.,"-tt ,
day,ery 11,eerysonsw! ~, A a A . a
Groves, of Great Marlborough-street, London, was opened boon." To singers and public speakers they are Ine. alp Vioie of
1
on Tuesday evening, by the St. Helens Choral Society, clearing and strengthening thfr-voice. They hay 4001S,find ij Ityi
with a selection of music from oratorios by Haydn, Han- taste. Price is. lid., 2s. 011 and lis. per b0%•5;,4, #O,O hi, roh.,.
I b -`ll
druggists.—Also, Dr. I.4COCK'S FEMALE WAF..,ste'llr rot
del, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Sec., which was executed medicine for Females' They have a plesant ''',,es
in excellent style. The net proceeds of the concert on Is. lid., 2s.jdierd- Ifs. per box., with full directiv
Tuesday, to behanded to theerection fund, will be about £35 —All Pills tt . similar Names re Counterfeits,

WARRINGTON.

ST. HELENS.