The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Rev. E. H. S. Bower, 8.A., of Clare Hall, Cambridge,?,,tbe
Curacy of St. Clement and St. Michael Coslaney, Norwich'
Rev. J. M. Call; M.A., to the Ministry of the Parish Chtlf
of Ardrossan.
Rev. H. F. Cann,. M.A., to the Assistant Curacy of 0011
Trinity, Exeter.
Right Rev. Thos. Carr, D.D., late Bishop of Bombay, to the
Rectory of Bath..
Rev. H. W. Coventry, M.A., to the Rectory of Woolstone.
near.Winclicombe, Gloucestershire. f the
Rev. W. L. Cox, M.A., to the Perpetual CuracY.o
Chapelry District of Heywood, near Westbury, Wilts. I the
Rev. G. W. B. Daniell, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy. 0-
Chapelry District of Martin, Wilts.
Rev. M. M. Dillon, M.A., late Rector of St. George's.
Dominica, in.the Diocese of Antigua, to be Missionary to
30,000 fugitive slaves in Canada.

Rev. R. A. Gent, M.A., to the Curacy of Horncastle.
Rev. J. G:Aliths, M.A., to the Rectory. of St. Fagan, near
Cardiff. . .

Rev. C. Hensley, M.A., to the Vicarage of•Cabourn. Lin-
colnshire.
Rev. W. Jones, M.A., to the- Curacy of. Ellastone, Ash-
bourne, Derbyshire.
Rev. 1:), .L.Lequyer, to the Caracies. of Field 'nailing and
Bingham, Norfolk.
Rev. G. L. Kenyon, 8.A., to the Curacy, of, St. James's,
Bradford, Yorkshire.
Rev. is Oldrini, M.A., to. the Vicarage of Beeston, near
Nottingham.
Rev. W. Quekett, M.A., Incumbent of Christ Church,
Watnefrstreet, St. George's-in-the-East, London,. to the Rec-
tory of,Warrington, Lancashire..
Rev. G. W. Robinson, 8.A., to the Curacy otßletchingleY,
Surrey.
Rev., R. .1. Simpson, 8.A., to the Curacy of Boxford, Suffolk'
Rev. T. D. Wintle, M.A.' formerly Incumbent of Thurl3o-
landi.near Sheffield, to the Curacy of Christ•Charcb, SydneY,
New South Wales.
Rev. W. V. Yarworth, the Curacy of Westburt
vipon-Trym, near Bristol.
Rev. P. Pennington. to the Colonial Chaplain to the'
Island of the Mauritius.

DIOCESE OF CHESTER.
CONSECRA.TIONS.—AMBLESIDE.—Mm
Bishop of Chester consecrated the new church at AnibiZ,
side, in the county of. Westmoreland, on Wednesday,
14th instant, and the ground surrounding the same' a:
cemetery. It contains.sittings. for-nearly 1,000 Pers7;
and is intended to.be•substituted for the old church,- un,,t4e-
thebowers of the- Act of Parliament of 8 and 9 Vietar)...'
cap. 70. The old church, contains accommodation for
about 500 persons-only, and was incapable of enlargement'
the churchyard:also is full, awl did not admit cf extension
from the nature of the site. A sermon was Preachedvd
the Bishop on:the occasion, and upwards of X,V2O Collo -
in aid of the•funds.
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COCRELmourxr.—The• new church at Cockei°l3. hop
the county of Cumberland, was consecrated by ls
of Chester, on Thursday, the 15th instant. I
t bas been
erected, upon the site of the old church, destroyed by
in 1860 with some extension thereof and contains bee°m.
modation for 910• persons. After a sermon by the Bk,boP,
upwards of £7O was collected in aid of the InuldiiPg fund.
Tgweass.— The new church at Thwaites, in the
county of Caraberland, was consecrated by the, Biehop,
oldof church being bebiintganqtsuiotef
and incapable of enlargement, and the
Oticunhuhnsendliffi Friday,
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Itgh6theqniacinstanteeofnunullt.'odaThThtieoenchurch was taken do'
authorityin of a faculty, and the present dowel'
erected upon part of a piece of land close to the former
collectedgAhf After
hi enrc
churchyard or cemetery.ei
site, the remainder being consecrated as an addition
aaci:lisseecofmratontedhe
"Thplarcichsurocfhf"3moakweass the by the Bishop'
during the present year. All the three churches are of
stone, and good specimens of ecclesiastical architect'
the two first-named being, by their lofty spires, distin-
guishing features in the surrounding country.
PREFERMENTS. The I. G. W. Warr has been
dinthegßftinisbtsi;
licensed to the perpetual curacy of St. Saviour's chinch'
Liverpool, the nomination of the trustees.—The Bev. S. I:
Tucker to the perpetual curacy of Castle, liorthwjell'
I Cheshire. Patron, the Bishop.

THE CHURCH IN THE EAST.
The following letter from the Bishop of' Gibraltar to the
Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and read at
the last meeting of the Board, will be perused witli
interest

(" Pera, Constantinople, May 22, 185 P.
" I think I informed you of my intention of visiting
Constantinople. It was my wish to time my visit so as to,
afford me an opportunity of doing service to our galiall!
countrymen who form the expeditionary forces to this
country, and I have not been disappointed. The last three
days have been very remarkable in a religious point of view,
as connected with our Christian position in this Mateo'
metan land. On Saturday I held a confirmation for the
camp at Scutari, when three hundred and two soldiers
received the sacred rite. The notice which had been glvell
had of necessity been very short, and the chaplains had bu"
little time to prepare the candidates, yet I may truly saY
that I have never seen the ordinance received with resters'
devotion. Among
the three hundred bronzed all
weather-beaten faces of those who knelt to receive the
laying on of hands, I did not see one which did not aPPeq
to be impressed with the oeletnnityt Many of glow esrl‘

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