The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-23 00:00:00

THEM VERPOOL STANDARD.

THE CHURCH.

PftiIiSiVENTS. AND APPOINTMENTS.
The Ilev. L. A. Norgate, 8.A., to tha Perpetual Curacy or
8y1au.,..h, Norfolk.. The Rev. W. L. Stem4y, in the Perpe;
told Curacy or Denston,(Yolk. J; T.. 1) Kidd, 8.A., St.
John's College. OifOrd; has been elected third Classical Mas.
ter of the Vroprietary Giatninar School, Great Yatrnouth.—
The llev. W. D. Ryland, 8.A., to the Rectory. of Mitten with
-Staple; Northadtptun.—Trie Rev. T. Whipbarn, D.D., to the
Rectoryof Ideford, Devon.—The Kee. 'C. Gape, .M.A., to the
Vicarage of Williugtun, LincoltishiFe,L--Tke Rev. 'r. Picot,
M.A., to the Rectory Of Blymbill, Stattordshire.—The Rev. J.
Ware, of Carlton, near Snaith; is appointed Minister of Christ
Chureh, Aleadow-iane, Leeds.-Tile Lord Chancellor has pre-
sented the Rev. J. H. Johnson, A.M., Curate of 'rilshead, to
the Vicarage of that parish.:— rhe Rev. B. 011ivant, D.D., to
the Vicarage of Kerry, Montgbuieryshire.—The Rev. C. Lloyd,
to the Rectory'of 'Bettws Bledrws, Cardi,gaushire:—The
W. A. Shirley. M.A., to the Rectory of Whiston, Voikshire.
The Rev. J. Knight, M.A., IV the Perpetual Curacy of H eytes-
bury with Knook, Wilts, vacant by the death of .the Rev. D.
Williatas.—The Rev. E. Ness, M.A., to-the Perpetual Curacy
of Wyken, Warwickshire --The Rev. j:.-Riddell, M.A., to the
Vicarage of Habbory,StaffordShire. Itei, J. Algal-, M.A.;
.Hector of Orehardleigh, and Minister of Christ Church, Frome,
to be Rural Dean of the Deanery of From., on the resignation
of that ,office by the Rev. T. Williams.--,The Rev. J. Brewsher.
to the Vicarage of Lapley,Staffordshire,:-The Rev. R. Brunie-
head, to the -Perpetual Cura4 of Normattion, Temple, in
Cheaterfield.=--The Rev. R. Garuett, to the Vicarage of Cheb7
sea; Staffordshire.-The Rev. W. Hendrickson, to the Perpe..
tual Curacy •of Oakatleo,r, Staffordshire.—The ReV.. J. R.
' Marsh, to the Perpetu4l.Curacy of Birmington, Derbyshire.
~O,essiscaLLANEOUS.
A new Chtireh is very shortly to be erected at Cambridge to
the memory of the Rev. Charles Simeon-. His numerous friends
also intend to testify their deep respect and veneration of him',
by founding six University Scholarships of £5O per annum in
value, for the encouragetrient of 1 ibiical knowledge.
At the late Diocesan meeting at Salisbury, in aid of the In-
corporated Society for piomoting the enlargement, &C., of
churches and chapels. As usual, among the *most in the
gond Work, were the Marqu's of Bath and Mr. Neeld, whose
names were put dotin for £2OO each. Mr. T. H. S. B. Estcourt,
Mr. Ludlow Bruges; and Mr. John Neeld, contributed £lOO •
each; Loud Shaftitibury £5O We have been informed that at
different times within a few years there have been 38 giants to
churches iri thisliocese, from the parent society, amounting to-
gether to X 6,900, Which sum has been the means of providing
B,973`additiolial sittings.
YEW CEi liC H.—We. are happy to find that Another church
is about being built at Runcorn, subsi:riptions, amounting, to
nearly £2.000, have already been promised; an eligible plot of
land ties becit kiwilY presented as a site for the intended church,
together with a liberal donation in money by Messrs: Lyon,
and areenhalls, of Warrington. It is expected that the build-
lug will be commenced early in spring..
THIBUTii, OF RicsrEcr TO A CLERGYMAN-.-,---Tha, Rev. E.
Wade, A.B. T.C,D„, on resigning the evening lectureship in,
the parish church of Runcorn, has been presented by his con-
gregation and friend; (amongst who may be numbered many
of the most respectable dissenters and members of the Metho-
dist connection in Runcorn,) with a valuable silver tea service,
bearing the following appropriate inscription:—
" Presented to the Rev.. redeeick Wade, as a just memorial
of the esteem and respect entertained for him by. his congre-
tio'n, tor having.so faithfully and conscientiously discharged his
Ministerial duties, as lecturer of the parish church of Runcorn.
sth Dec., 1836." •

On the same uccasion, the humbler members of the Congrega-
tion, anxious to give a lasting memorial of their regard, pre-
sented their late minister with a magnificent copy of the Holy
Scriptures, bearing this pleasing address in gold letters:—
" Presented to the Rev. Frech-rick, Wade, in te►huinny of
sincere respect for his public and' private character, by his
humhle but grateful friends, to it hose spiritual and temporal
wants <he has so kindly and faithfully administered- during his
residence in Runcorn, 6th Dec., 1.636 "
It may be proper to add, that the subscriptions• -for tioth.the
Bible and the plate were raised in a very few days, and that but
one feeling seemed to pervade the breasts of the contributors,
that of unfeigned regret for the- loss they were about to sustain.