The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL.

DIOCESE OF CHESTER.
CosECRATION.—The new Church of St. Bartholomew,
by, in the parish of Huyton, Lancashire, was conse-
bt 'ated by the Bishop on Tuesday last. It has been
il
of
ilt by subscription, and endowed both by the Earl
177. DerbY, the patron, and the Rev. Ellis Ashton, the
ie° of Huyton. The patronage has been vested in the
;Earl
of Derby, his heirs and assigns. The church at
present c3ntains sittings for 112 persons only, of which
'lvo are entirely free, but it has been constructed expressly
voi,t4 a View to its enlargement at some future period,
‘"ell the wants of the district may require it. Applica-
Zon is intended to be made to the church commissioners
assign a chapelry distract to it forthwith.
,r
411\71:N.—The piece of ground which has been added
to
the Yard of this church is to be consecrated as an addi-
io-
aal cemetery by the Bishop, on Monday next, at eleven
O'clock .
Morraft.m.—The Bishop has licensed the Church Sun-
dab.
School-room, at Broadbottom, in the parish of
'aloft
ran; Cheshire, for the performance of divine ser-
'Leo, on the representation of the Rev. W. H. Jones, the
Vtsr-rAnos.—The Worshipful the Chancellor of the
incese of Chester will hold his visitation, for the adrais-
-84:14 of churchwardens and sidesmen into their offices,
for the year ensuing, at the undermentioned times and
Places :—May 9, Nantwich, at 11.30, a.m., Middlewich,
at 3, p.m. ; :Nifty 10, Macclesfield, at 11, a.m., Stockport
at 3, p.m, ; May 11, Knutsford, at 11, a.m., Warrington,
at 3, p.m. ; May 12, Frodsham, at 11, a.m. ; May 14,
Chester, at 11, a.m. ; May 18, Ormskirk, at 11, a.m.,
Liverpool, at 3, p.m. ; May 23, Wigan, at 12, noon ;
May 24, Kendal, at 10, a.m. ; May 25, Whitehaven, at
11, a.m. ; May 26, Ulverston, at 11, a.

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
ilaltreP •L. Beckwith, M.A., to the Curacy of Chorlton-with-
Rdr'lanchester.
Morto'n ,ennett, M.A., to the Curacy of Wyre and Throck-
Rev
A, • it,,• T. or
Blagden,cestershire to the Curacy of St. Nicholas, Guildford.
Salop:Burbury, 8.A., to the Curacy of Little Berwick,
Rev
Thor Cautley, 8.A., to be Incumbent and Commissary of
n_neY, Cambridgeshire.
iiev. A. Copeman, to the Curacy of Wisbeach, Cambridgeshire.
iieev• W. Dixon, 8.A., of Cambridge, to the Vicarage of
,APreth Cambridgeshire.
Rectory
T. Erskine, 8.A., Curate of St. Mary's, Reading, to the
RAL°rY of Steppingley, in the Diocese of Ely.
11 • `v• E• K. Fayle, NI A. to the Curacy of St. Mary Redcliffe,
-ruitoi. • ' • ,
to
he
M.A., Curate of St. Mary's Church, Maidstone,
ee Rectory of Old Romney. with Romney Marsh annexed.
'"e". . R Griffith, to the Vicarage of Llangeler, Carma
thenshire R.
n.
•
J. Hayne, M.A., to be Organising Secretary of the
Of 113aY
nstap le for the Propagation of the Gospel for the Archdeaconry
Saly
1e,`..• T. S. Hill, 8.C.L., to be Chaplain to the Infirmary,
sbury.
tolkev• E. P. Honslow, Vicar of Huish Episcopi-cum-Lang•port,
„tae Perpetual Curacy of Nether Ham, Somerset.
13,,ttev. T. Jones, M.A. Vicar of St. Margaret's, Leicester, to
'll., Surrogate of that parish.
Cati,ev• A. Kent, M.A. one of the Minor Canons of Gloucester
ituedral, to the Vicarao•e of Coln St. Aldsvyn, near
.Fairford.
Nielet• J. Kirkman, B.A°., to be Chaplain to the Union-house,
and Assistant Curate of the same place.
Ess,' • T. B. Marsh, M.A., Incumbent of. St. Map 's, Plaistow,.
so,e, to be Chaplain of St. Gecrge's-in-the-East Industrial
eels, Plashet.
tr' J: Moultrie, M.A., Rector of Rugby, to be Rural Dean
/tee District of Rugby.
hrr,,,v: IL NI. Northcote, 8.A., to the Rectory of Monk-Oake-
-pump D
, es•on.
Ritev.aldus.eyL. Poyntz, 8.A., to the Curacy of Christchurch,
er„‘„,, L.
itee,Vorkshire9.
dal •J. Prior NI to the Rectory of Kirklington, near Be-
Ard ' 11. W. Salmon 8.A., to the Curacy of Henley-in-
of GosberTton, v• opham
in, 8.A.,
re. Curate of Spalding, to the Vicarage
Lcolnshi
kee,. COLONIAL CHURCH.—A. numerously attended
pat "ha to promote the extension of the Colonial Episco-
a4,,e was held in London last week. Colonial Ministers
ati,l ex
Ministers adorned the platform, made speeches,
110 gave gifts. To whom—not doubting their sincerity or
abrrvaluing their offers of service—we say again, again,
atti43ain—Untie our hands. Let the State place no re-
coot I°,n on the foundation of the Bishoprics to which it
"loutesno aid.— Guardian.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY, MAY -2.

The supply to-day was large, with a marked decline in the
price of all sorts of stock. Best Beef, 6d; second quality, sld
inferior, 4id; Mutton, 8d per lb. ; and Lambs from 20s to 30s
each, the average being about 255.