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FOREIGN NEWS.

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period of
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also th' ''te ancient and hist°. I
changed during princess, as at

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al ; the Rue de la Concorde that of Rue Roy.
adernie Nationalede Musique that of the Grand

le Theatre

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the hot

eight o'clock, an! took

Jerome Buonsparte on his right
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JANUARY

SPAIN.

ITALY

13, 1852.

Linn..
d in a letter from Naples that the King shot I B. Math
!arils, a few days ago, while out hunting, mis. cum Ha,

freely, and p

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ts, allowing them to meet
in¢ their marrisiogla en,i hi.

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Oxford
anque, the British consul at Belgrade, in ,
the usual custom, did not alight from his Rev. S. i
rnage to pay a visit of ceremony to the Russian Ambas-
sador on occasion of the birth-day of the Czar, but
merely sent up his card. The Russian representative sent
back the card by his servant, with a message that on this
occasion, being the anniversary of the emperor, he would
receive none but personal visits. Mr. Fonblanque, highiy
incensed, tore up the card, and sent a note to the Russian
representative demanding satisfaction.— The Lloyd, Jan. 2.
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD-DIGGINGS.—The ship Hon-
duras, arrived off Dover, brings Port Philip papers down
to the Ist of September, containing the most recent ac.
,Tunts of
_the gold-seeking operations in that district

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ECCLEjIiISTICAL NEWS,

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EFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
We have received advices from Madrid of the 4th inst.,
by which we learn that General Pezuela, Captain-General ford, near Riggleswade,' Bedordabire ; the Rev. John Bailey
The Re%l:.ltHenry Addington, M.A.. to the vic.arage of Lang
of Madrid, having resigned that office, his resignation had Vicar of Stoke Holy Cross, to be a Surrogate for the diocese o
,dent of the Republic to been accepted, hut no successor named. The Gaceta had Norwich; the Rev. Lewis Alexander Beck, fo the Perpetua
a and the veteran officers published a Royal decree according the advantages of na • Curacy of St. James, Clanton, Middlesex ; the Rev. J. Chap.
place on ' Monday, at the vigation and port charges, hitherto confined to Spanish taani,lrti) taeACurAcy of 81arebortourti, Notts;
ui' e
Cathedral,Rev La
ni
in the Great Hall of the Mar- ships, to the ships of all sueh nations as will grant the
I
Curwate 'of' gt."Micraaer's,
ates retired at half-past ten o'clock, and same privileges to Spanish vessels.
I
Canon of
toa the Rectory of St.

neupt and at. rerer, ram's wharf, London ; um
to the Tuileries to take .-_.
The Queen of Spain has made the nurse of the Princess W. Darwall, M.A., late Curate of St. James's Church, Dover
Royal a present of the richest clothes, and desired her to to the Vicarage of Shoulder), Kent; the Rev. William Davies
,s nothing certain has been send back to Guipuzcoa the costume which she had re- to be Chaplain to the Asylum, Abergavenny ; the Rev. J. R
Fitzgerald Day, to the Rectory and Vicarage of. Molahiffe
epairs and preparations are not ceived from the provincial deputation on her departure diocese of Ardfert and Aghadoe • the Rev. R NV Fiqke M A
is considired probable that the from Madrid. She, however, obtained leave from her to the Curacy of Holy Trinity, Milton-nex.t-oray.esend,' Kent.
Will not take place before the spring. ' Majesty to wear certain articles of toilet, in recollection the Rev. Flavell, to the parish of Loughall, Ireland, vacar
blishes a circular from the Minister of of her dear native mountains. The Queen is so delighted by the des hof the Rev. Savage Hall ; the Rev. J. 0,-.
'refects, directing the erasure of the at becoming a mother, that she has announced her inters- A.8.,t0 the Curacy of Kilflyn, county of Limerick;
E. ray, to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Thomas,'
et Fro' ' lion of increasing her family, and has forbidden her sub-
the B, W. Jennings, to the Re.
• an
*oration of tf jects to take the customary oath of allegiance to thh first
vicar.... Scarborough J. -
ltt, diocese Ardfert and Agliadoe
&.8., to the Cur.-- ' Aghedoe

6 Churct
,ctor

n the n.... _ .u. Jones, .racy of
county of Kerry ; the Rev. J. Joynes, 8.A., Emmantx,
lege, Cambridge, to the Perpetual Curacy of St. James ti.
Church), Gravesend, Kent; the Rev. 0. R. Lafont, to the
Rectory of Hinxworth. Herta_ the npo ix, r... as A f?..11,...-

.., 5.,..0 , 41. G NW, VT. ~.me, .u.n., refr,"
and Tutor of Trinity College, Dublin, to be Donnella a Ll
ae fn.
The Opinion° of Turin, of the 4th inst., contains the turer for 18.52 ; the Rev. E. Metcalfe, to be Assistant Chn
following, under date Florence, 31st ult. :—" This year of Limeric Cathedral the Rev. John O'Brien. M.A. to the
..esdav
Vicarage of Henfield, Sussex ; the Rev. Henry Ridley.,Viear of
and too' ends as sadly as it had commenced. No fact has marked
SwtoraoroAnhDurham, to be a Surrogate; the Rev. J. T. Ring-
on his ti: its termination, if we except the painful event which oc-
curred yesterday on the square of the Cathedral. , A young the Rev. J.. Tealby, Lin.
Englishman, who, in avoiding a carriage, ran against an .colnshire; the Rev. Thomas "Percival Vongeerrso,fM.A , to the
spatch from Count
Austrian officer. received from the latter a cut of a sword Vicarage of Batheaston, Somerset ; the Rev. J. Sheffield, to
red to Queen Victoria,
the Mastership of Deytheur School, Montgomeryshire ; the
on the head. Having been conveyed to the, hospital, he
au..- , the magnificent Gohe-
oxeLrJd.,Gt.oShieppard, M.A., late Fellow of Wadham College,
was visited by Mr. Scarlett, the temporary Charge d' Af-
which figured amongst the French articles at
Grammar
thSe4ool,
flares of England in Tuscany, who subsequently addressed Kidd e in s tte're, iPo7cdes- tarssZirrseh ip of
ef Rte.
Exhibition. Her Maiesty, the ambassador
energetic remonstrances to the Government against the to the Chaplaincy of the Bath *Penitentiary • the Ttev.,H.l;'
.., present, declaring
uvenir of that Exhibition too frequent abuse of brutal force on the part of the Sulivan, M.A., of Balliol C 011.,. n„,„...i .._' -•
-, - Imperial troops. It is said that a n0mm;...1.r. nr A .....L... Yoluill .--- •• - -

the Rectory of
_

of Evercreech-cum
W. Watkins, of Blyth,

"""'""" vi 1"5"1'1" AVi ''
y...'T-1.1;' Talbot' officers waited upon the young man, and offered him an Cheesterbrade° 'Som."
.., apology. . The downfall of Lord Palmerston was hailed Northumberland terse
'.` with the greatest joy in our salons. This proves that his LICENCES TO CURACIES.—By the Bishop of Salisbu
~
ation has not vet taken Lordship did not place the vessels of England at the dis. The Revs. W. H. Brenton, to Beaminster ;J. F. Brindle,
t,.
had been announced for
on ; W. H. Brooks, to Lyme Regis; R. W. Cleave, to
mows by which the delay
posal of our Government, as asserted by, the cprrespondent Bia°tcomi n gt)
of the Independonee Belge, to , transport out political b Int e P. Cruse, to Ear) Stoke; W. 11. Hicks, to Rams-
nry ausible of them is, that the prisoners to Australia." ;S. Jessop, to Beer-Regis and IN interborn-Kingston ;
k until the grand review of
W.. Merrilees, to Upton-Scudarnore; M. Patsy, to Challinry;
_ _--- -- H. Watson, to Urchfont, with Sturt.—Dioceie of Bath and
place, under the superintend. FOREIGN MISCELLANEA, , , Wells :—The Revs. W. T. Collings, to St. Cuthbert's, Wells;
W. H. Fowle. to Burnham ; H. Huleatt, to Wellington ; T. A.
mself, in the Champ de Mars, " -
'
..,factured, It is state ' —ion, to Winford ;T. Loughnan, to Watcot St. Swish in :P.
- •

Combe; J. Mules, to Hemin

to °are

ND APPOINTMENTS VACANT

,ons, the Represental
,oncon, t.. A Iphage

. Loughall ; a
wley, St. Peter
; patron, Mn

I BishOp of K

Tshire ; dic

'diocese Yoik
iYard. Skreer
ala ; patron/
Stamford, St

patron, I

seer
rbuck. Esa.

soe, Warwicic:
dente; patron

Wallop-Nethe
with T
al

~oo1; Derbyal

the Vic

rruARY.
r. Samuel Hart

idin, RectOr of

LA., R

Trinity Colle

ster ; valve
-Professor

and Mast

R. Patteson

Irn Weston

sorothish in tl
• diocese of Tt
the ltev. W. C

G. Millers

Strand, the R
le late Rev.

rninq Chro

without a plc

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