The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE,

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,ssed_to the Editor should be accompanied by!

Esq., Vice-President, in the I real name and address of the viriter, not for publication; but
as a zuarantee of g‘,05l faith ; this is indispensably requisite

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THE USE OF ARSENIC

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last there have been occasional colli-
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rent chit ractfr going on between these same
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public generally.
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THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, TUESDAY,

IRELAND.

Mr. John Darcey, brewer, was inaugurated lord mayor 1
A Dublin, on Thursday last.
_ . .

The Rev. Richard :Mcdonnell, D.D., has been ap-
pointed to the situation of Provost of Trinity College,
D Alin.

The Rev. Thomas De Vere Coneys, Professor of Irish
in the Dublin University, died on Tuesday at his 'cham-
bers, in college, after a protracted illness.
The Rev. Savage Hall officiated in his church at Lough-
all, in the county of Armagh, on Sunday week, and in the
evening dropped dead. He had not been ill previously.
The Rev. W. Digby Sadleir. senior of the Junior Fel-
lows, and son of the late provost, succeeds by rotation
to the Senio- Fellowship vacated by the promotion of
Dr. M'Donnell.
On the last departure of the
hence for Liverpool, she born away eighty-tw
emigrants to Rio Grande do Sul, in addition to fifty who

wn of Wex for

.nt over for the same destination the week previous.—

Wexford Guardian.
LISBURN ELECTION.—The election for this borot
takes place on Saturday neat. There being now, at
verge of the eleventh hour. no show of oppositior
James E. Tennent will be indulged with a qv'
over the course.

That curiosity of litera-

DEATH OF THE " WORLE
tore, the World, is dead. It heaved its last sigh on
Saturday morning. As any of the numbers of John
Mitchel's paper sell for four times their origins/ cost, and
as a number of the celebrated suppressed IVdtion would

its weight in go

) we may anticipate extra;

ordinary prices at no remote period, for stray
numuers 01
the extraordinary organ of Lord Clarendov and his Chief

Secretary

A lance-corporal of the 91st Regiment, t-
tioned here, who joined in Preston, named Benson, where
his family had been respectable traders, has, by the death
of a maternal uncle, become possessed of property worth
£70,000, and the reversion of his deceased relative's plar
tation in Barbadoes, where the wealth
Since the fortunate inheritor of this i
enlisted, his conduct has been such as hik

present

larton Lodg,
tester, vice

was realized

unexpected treasure

rough,. Gloucestershire
Curacy of All S
Curate of Mat
vice the Rev

Rev:" James

Essex, to the 1
the Rev. Mom

Paul. Sketty
St. John's C 4
Cathedral Gt

LICEN3ES
Revs. J. Ails

on, Someriet, to ti
Martin, resign,

of St. Paul's, D

hlv to des

f Ni. D,

P. Jone

Llaufair.Nar

'0 CURAC

Belfast

the approbation of his superiors —.._ _ asp.
The Dublin Protestant Association have issued the fol
lowing announcement :—" Great Meeting of the Pro•
testants of Ireland.—The committee of the Dublin Pro-
testant Association hereby give notice that a great meeting
If the protestants of Ireland. to adopt steps to secare the
'll acts endow fir.R.lNlrucriliiil3-tglie's.t ens
to the openir- .Pssion

.epeal of

piees , previou

'arliamen

of the next
M.P., will take the

RLES DECREE

Thursday the decrees of the Synod of Thurle

were duly

OMUiqated in

an Catholic chapels in th

City of Cork. The proceeding was not of an imposing
character. The officiating clergymen briefly intimated

etron, Duk

Rent: -arclidi
patron, Arch

Dec. 30, th,
Iphage, Loi

ate, aged 71.
Dec. 30, the

:on, Oxon

eminently enlightened archdiocese of Tnarn

not be expected

mation.in Latin to all

is not satisfied

That could

ndering

priests uncle

MIXED MARRIAGES.—On Sunday, an edict was pro
1 in all the Dublin Roman Catholic chapel
Any member of the hol

gainst mixed marriages

testant, or other " heretic,
tender care of that happy foli

" will be chased from the
d. Those who are at present

By the Rich

toSimonburn R. Hicht

Dec. 21, at

John Philips

Dec•
aged 91

v. Jame

Samuel You

OBITUARY

htori Rectory

Henry CrOwe

The Rev. Arthur Willis, 8.A., I
School, and lecturer at St. Lawro

31, sudden

THE CLERGY

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JANUARY 6, 1852.

ECCLOIASTICAL NEWS.

• pREFERJIENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
,
The Rev. Aplevard, to the Curacy of Bingley, near
Manchester; the
tev. H. Bailey, 8.D., Warden of St. Augus-
tine's College, t, be Secretary to the Incorporated Society for
the Advancemet of the Christian Faith in the West India
Islands and tte Mauritius; the Rev. William J. E. Bennett
(late of -t. pea's Knightsbridge, and St. Barnabas, Pimlico),
to the Vicame of Frome Selwood, Somerset ; the Rev. Henry
Albany Bowes, M.A., to the Rectory of Merrow, Surrey. vice
Onslow, deased; the Rev. J. Brown, to the Curacy of Bolton,
near Wiwi') ; the Rev. C. J. Bushell, of Pershore, to the
Curacy •fSt. John's Church. Dewsbury, Yorkshire ; the Rev.
G. H. tonior, to the Curacy of St. Jude's. Southsea ; the Rev.
G. W.De,by, to the Rectory of Fersfield, Norfolk. The Rev. H.
Fletcher, to the Curacy of the Abbey Church, St rewsbury ; the
Rev T. A. Gibson, to be Chaplain to theEamont Bridge Work-
house, the Rev. W. Goldstone, to the Curacy of Lunchtime,
Canorthenshire ; the Rev. Lewis R: C. Griffiths, to the Rec-
tory Swindon, near Cheltenham ; the Rev. R. Hake, to be
priest-Vicar of Exeter Cathedral ; the Rev. W. Kendall, 8.A.,
to the Stipendiary curacy of St. Jude's, Manchester; the Rev.
M.A., to the Rectory. of St. Martin's. Col-
he Rev. G. Willcock, resigned : the Rev. W. H.
dow.?d Lectureship in the Church of Rodho-
the Rev. J. D. Massingham, to the
the Rev. William
Rect

We refer our readers to the subjoined announcement
respecting the future arrangement of divine service at st.
Martin's—the mother church of this town—which appears
to us of nothing less than national importance. It has
long, been felt by numbers among the most devout mem-
bers of the Church of England that the length of the
morning service is seriously objectionable, perhaps for all,

certainly for younger and more unlearned worshippers
while the combination of the morning prayer, litany, anc

t Silton . Dorset;

communion into one whole has involved some needless re-
petitions, and prevented any addition to the number of
services through the day. It seems strange that what so
many have regretted no one has hitherto attempted to
ly. And yet the practice complained of rests, we
e, on no authority whatever but that of usage. No

rubric or canon requires the union of the three offices we
have named ; but only that the litany be rend " after,"

i. e. not before " the morning prayer ;
nion service at no specified hour, but
The example

and the ennamn

!How and Tutor of Sydney Sussex College, Cam-
! Incumbency of Stoulton, WOrcestershire ; the
Trevitt, M.A., Rector, of Horndon-on.the-Hill,
Perpetual Curacy of St. Philip's, Bethnal Green ;
'tulle Earle Welby, to the Perpetual Curacy of St.
Glamorganshire; the Rev. W. A. White, 8.A.,
llege, Cambridge, to the Head Mastership of the
ammar School, Peterborough ; the Rev. H. Wil-
t() the Stipendiary Curacy of the Parish Church of
iear Manchester; and the Rev. E. Jones Wright,

f Durka

. Thomas's, Haverfordweit ; J. 1-1. Whiteley, to
ith Stainton ; W. H. Downes, to Llanywerne; W.
Buitth and Llanddewy'r Cwm ; W. Coldstone,.to
with Llansadwrnen ; P. Phelps, to Letterston, with
ktygot; J. Pugh, to Talgarth and Llangorse.

ST EFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
hip: Calcutta, St. Paul's School: salary 4480, and

id £l5O and outfit ; patrons, Rh
arages: Kingston, Surrey: thou

,
pa-trolls, King's College; Cambridge.
diocese of Oxford : value .200, with re
of Buckingham. Perpetual Curacy : S
ocese of Canterbury: value ..e2BO with re
bishop. of Canterbury, jy.l.l(vAapi.,2

Toll Hutchins, M.A., Rectc

s and St. John Zachai

Lye, Rectc

nd Vicar of Tysoe, Warwickshire, age
Ilidford, Warwickshire, in his 391
M.A., Pembroke College, Oxford
f-Brighotise, Yorksh

20, at Holy Cross, Lichfield, the Rev. John Kir

and other

ply-days

Bishop of the diocese, is i
lowed, we have little doubt,

on Sundays

population rend

bout to set, will soon be fol

herever the amoun

ec. n, at Kingston-upon.Tnames, Inc ttev. amue
:e Gandy, M.A., Vicar of Kingston-cum Richmond

beale, Reading, Berks, t
ior Fellow of Magdalene

Dec. '23, at Brighton, the Rev. L. E. Thoroton, of
Yorkshire, aged 62.

is 41st year, the Rev. Franc

J. B. Maiwood, resident C

T. Sheepshanks, Co

flec. 26, at the house of the Re
the Rev. Edward Bennett Rice, \I.A., Pembroke 0

,mtnit,e
'• It is

ford, Domestic Chap►ain to the Earl of Denbigh, age
Dec. 29, the Rev. Robert L. Burleigh, late of Kin,
London, and Assistant Curate of All Saints, Gordon

The church of St. Michael's, Coventry, which

one of

rs it desirable to open t

he churches more

o my cl
treat SA

D me to he r

lost kind
allowed

'ed of the

-vith open seats, has also been scraped of seventen
of whitewash. The pure stone is once more visible
whole of the immense nave, chancel, and piers; the

having been painted, were chiselled, and this proc,
less expensive than the previous painting, which rl
renewal every ten years.

tied to

from t

s systemati-

mem al

i to inform

attention

IMPORTANT ALTERATIUi ills ra
ARRANGEMENT OF THE CHURCH SERVICES
AT BIRMINGHAM. The Queen, Prince Albert, and the royal children cos
tinue in excellent health. The court continues at Windsor
(From the Birmingham Gazette ' Thursday morning being Now Year's;day, her Majesty'
gifts to the poor of Windsor and its neighbourhood war
diqtributed in the riding-house at the Royal Mews
Shortly before ten o'clock, the Queen, his Royal. Highnett
Prince Albert, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
and the royal children, accompanied by M. and Madam
Van de Weyer and Lord and Lady Edward Howard, an
attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the househol
proceeded so the riding-house to witness lb,
which continued till a quarter before eleven o'clock.
the evening, her Majesty gratified a numerous circle 'o
distinguished visitors by a verformance of Mendelssohn'
expressive music, to the CEdipue of Sophocles. renderer
in English, and adapted by Mr. Bartholomew to the scort
which the composer presented to her Majesty and hit
Royal Highness Prince Albert. The performance tool
place in the Waterloo Gallery, in which a temporar
lrehestra was erected.
The Duke of Richmn►+a'-

COURT AND FASHION.

Lennon

married

vv. last to Prim
ived fro

distrib

on 27th N

Saxe Weimar, has r

mincely bloo

liady Minot

she cou

only be

,e Grand Duke

ith the left hand, and 0

Df Princess

d morganati

Forel scr

A receive the titl

Secretary held his first diplomati
t the Foreign-office in D

'evee on Tuesday

rimmed with a ma