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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-04-26 00:00:00

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS,

Rev. W. Atwot th. M.A.. Rector of Rothley, near I.OllPt,
borough, to the Rectory of Plumpstead, near Woolwich, Key,
Rev. J. Baker, M.A., Chaplain of Christ Church o%fv
to be Master of the Cathedral School. ,
Rev. H. Ml Birch, Rector of Prestwich,. Dancashire, tO
Surrogate forthe diocese of Chester. te'
Rev. J. C. blewelin, to the Curacy of Narbeth with P'" va
stone Wathen Pembrokeshire.
hire'
Rev. M. Collyns, 8.A., to the Curacy of Holliston, Devontof
Rev. W. Cooper, M.A., to the Rectory of Rippingale,
Bourne. Lincolnshire.
Pelf
Rev. W. J. .Deane, M.A., to the Rectory, of Ashen,
Halstead, Essen. , fit•
Rev. J. A. Frere, M.A., Fellow, Senior Dean, and Assists;
Tutor at Trinity College, to the Vicarage of Shillingtoni
fordshire.
Rev. T. R. COvett, M.A., late Curate of Se; Saviour's,
wick, to the Rectory of Alby, near Aylesham„.Norfolk. "get
Rev. A. 0. Hartley, M.A., Fellow of Magdalene CO_ tO
Cambridge, and Curate of Holy Trinity Church, Bunlza"'001,
the Head Mastership of the Fauconberge Free Giammar 6co
Beccles
Rev

S. Hornebrooke, 8.A., to the Curacy•. of Ashicl°°'

Norfolk.
Rev. E. 0. IThghes, to the Rectory of Llatrddeiniolen,
narvonshire. jar
W. Jackson, to be Chaplain to the SheriffffDenbigepste
W. E. James, Esq., 8.A., of Jesus College,„Oxford, en plc
Assistant Master of the Grammar School, Ludlow, to be
Principal of the Training College, Carmarthen., „le o;
mitane,v.toJb..VDT.ioXceealneyinilsp.Aec.torlnocfusmcbheonotlsofforF,ottdeadleioc.e'se
Sodor and Man-
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Rev. T. B. Ludlow, M.A., Chaplain and Schoolmaster of
Christ Church. to the Rectory of Slapton, Bucks.
Rev. 0. C. Moore, to the Curacy of Borley,.Essex•
Rev. J. H. Moran, 8.A., to be Chaplain to the Female uooict
Prison, Brixton.
neilf
Rev. J. Murrell, M.A., to the Curacy of • Weston',
Malton, Yorkshire.
Rev. J. J. Nash, M.A., to the Curacy of St. Michael'sCbure'
Macclesfield.
Rev. J. 0. Parr, M.A., Vicar of Preston, to be an HOllO
Canon in the Cathedral Church of Manchester. oest
Rev. J. D. Pigott, M.A., to the Rectory of Cuxhaith
Tetsworth.
Rev. G. W. Robinson, 8.A., to the Curacrof Bristont nest
Dereham.
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Hon. and Rev. H. W. V. Stuart, to the,Ouracy of 8
Bromley, Lichfield.
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Rev. R. S. Sutton, M.A., Fellow of Exeter, College, 0-d
~0010
late Curate of Begbrooke, Oxfordshire, to thadtectory of ,
near Hurst Green, Sussex.
Rev. F. Trevor, 8.A., to the Rectory of Willand,
Collumpton, Devon.
Rev. J. Turner, M.A., Vicar of Lancaster, to be an Honor
Canon in the Cathedral Church of Manchester.
Rev. J. S. Whiteford, M.A., to the Rectot g of Taxall,
Macclesfield.
Rev. A. Willink, to the Stipendiary Curacy of St. Cathert
Church, Traninere, Cheshire.

COLONIAL. BISHOPRICS. A meeting was held at
00
Willis's-rooms on Wednesday, on the invitation of :de
Archbishop of Canterbury, to take measures for
contributions towards the endowment of additional cololll g
bishoprics- The report of the council for colonial bisli
was read,. from which it appeared tbs.:, there were eovia
bishoprics in the British colonial empire ; that the nursi,l
of clergy, ministering within the limits-of the 15 bishoq to
founded within the last twelve years had risen from 275.0$
o
502 ; that negotiations with her Majesty governor$
were pending relative to a bishopric-at the Mauritius, $0
that it, was thought desirable to, establish bishoprics 10
Graham'a Town and Natal, in Africa, at Pertbt
cep
Western Australia, and at Kingston, Canada Nvedl
Taking the necessary expenses milk, account, the col 10,
appealed to the church for a contribution of £4sci,
The Bishop of London moved the first resolution, whigirf
having been seconded by the Earl of Chichester!„
agreed to ; and resolutions moved by the Duke of i`4e.,,,0
castle and the Bishop of Oxford, and seconded 001,
ported by the Bishop of Cape-town, Sir J. Peking
MP:, and Mr. Cardwell, were also adopt
Thanks having been voted to the Archbishop of Call d
bury on the motion of the Bishop of Quebec, secoletlp
by the Earl of Harrowby, the proceedings termins!
after an announcement that X 3,000 had been subscriu"'