The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1839-03-05 00:00:00

PROMOTIONS.

Rev. E. Illingworth to be Chaplain to the Middlesex
House of Correction. _ _ _

Rev. Thomas Case, Curate of Cranborne, to the Vickarage
of Horton, Dorset, vacant by the resignation of the Rev
Charles Thomson ; patron, the Earl of Shaftesbury.
Rev. Charles P. Eyre, Curate of Caine, to be Chaplain to
the High Sheriff of Wilts.
Rev. John Wakefield, to be Chaplain to the new Work-
house at Derby, with a salary of £6O per annum.
Rev. Charles J. Dashwood, to the Curacy of All Saints'
Parish, Derby.
Rev. N. Hubbersty, M. A. of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, to the Perpetual Curacy of Dethick, Derbyshire.
Rev. H. T.lDowler, B.A. of Magdalen College, Cambridge,
to the Vickarage of Aldeburgh-cum-Hazlewood, Suffolk,
void by the cession of the Rev. R. W. Scurr.
Rev. Cecil Greene, M.A. to be Domestic Chaplain to the
Earl of Cornwall. _ _

Rev. Christophilus Garstin, to the Living of Cahir, Tip-
perary, Ireland.
Rev. J. J. Wood, to the Ministry of the New Grey Friars'
Church, Edinburgh.
Rev. W. H. Beeche, to the Living of Kilgiffin, Ireland,
vacant by the resignation of Archdeacon Cary.
Rev. Charles Hardwick, to the Rectory of St. Michael's,
Gloucester, void by the death of the Rev. J. Kempthorne.
Rev. Wm. Rawlins, Vicar of Fritwell, in this county, has
lately been appointed by the Board of Guardians, Chaplain
to the Bicester Union, and Licensed by the Bishop of the
_Diocese.
Rev. H. J. Mott, B.A. of Trinity College, Cambridge, to
the Rectory of Bodham, Norfolk, patron, J. T. Mott, Esq.
Agreeably to the intention announced, the Trustees of St.
John's Hospital, on Monday last, re-elected the Rev. Charles
Worthy, and elected the Rev. fohn Medley, to preach the
Bodleian Lecture for' the next year. St. Paul's and the
church of the Holy Trinity being fixed on for this purpose,
these gentlemen being to take the duty in each church alter-
nately.—Exeter Paper. '

FUNERAL OF THE DUCHESS-COUNTESS OF

SUTHERLAND

The interment of the deeply-lamented Duchess-Countess
of Sutherland took place at Dornoch, on the 21st ult., her
mortal remains having been previously removed from her
residence in London.
The handsome coffin containing her grace's body lay in
state in the time-hallowed mansion of her grace's ancestors,
the venerable Castle of Dunrobin, for three days, during
which time it was visited by succeeding groups of men, wo-
men, and young people.
The gentlemen who had been requested to attend the in-
terment met in the Castle at 10 o'clock a.m., when a suitable
portion of scripture was read and a solemn prayer was said
by the Rev. Angus Kennedy, Minister of Donroch. The cof-
fin was immediately thereafter raised and placed in the hearse
outside the Castle-gate, when the funeral moved off for Dor-
noch, a distance of twelve miles. Two of her grace's grand-
children (in absence of her two surviving sons, the Duke of
Sutherland, who is in Italy, and Lord Francis Egerton,
M.P., whose state of health rendered a journey to the north
at present impracticable,) officiated as chief mourners, viz.,
Lord Edward Howard, second son of the Earl of Surrey,
and the Hon. Francis Egerton, son of Lord Francis Egerton.
The pall bearers were, on the right, James Loch, Esq.,
Patrick Sellar, Esq., of Westfield, and George Gunn, Esq.,
Rhives, ; and on the left, the Hon. William Howard, M.P.,
William Mackensie, Esq., of Muirton, and William Young,
Esq., of Burghead.
The procession then proceeded from Dunrobin in the fol-
lowing order :
George Gunn, Esq., Factor for the Estate of Sutherland,
Robert Horsbnrgh and Alexander Stewart, Esquires, Factors
for the Tongue and Scourie districts, abreast, William Lewis,
Esq., Agent for the Duke of Sutherland in Staffordshire, all
on horseback.

Heads of departmenuA riding two abreast, viz., Messrs.
James Aitchison, Overseer, Dunrobin, and William Ogilvie,
Overseer, Tongue, Messrs. Thomas Barclay, Overseer,
Skelbo, and James Matheson, Wood Ranger, Dunrobin.

THE BODY,

In a Hearse drawn by Six Horses.

The Duchess-Countess's Carriage, drawn by Six Horses

with Servants on the Dicky.
Carriages with Chief Mourners and Pall-Bearers.
Carriage with Part of her Grace's Household.
Carriages with Clergymen of Parishes in which the
Sutherland Estates are situated.
Other Carriages.
Gigs.
Gentlemen on horseback, two abreast.