The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-25 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY .5- CLERICAL NEW 6.

PREFERMENTS AND A PPOIN'TMENTS.—Rev.... n " -
ford, 8.A., to the rectory of Barton Seagrave, Norther
tonshire.—Rey. F. A. Savile, 8.A., to the rectory
King's Nympton, Devon.—Very Rev. J Hemerv,
to the rectory of St. Helier, Jersey.—Rev. W.*Corc.
M.A., to the vicarage of Birling, Kent.—Rev.J.,ll:/
M.A., to the rectory of Raddinton, Somerset.—oe'l
Morgan, 8.A., to the vicarage of Aberavon and BO
Glamorgan.shire.—Rev. J. Bradshaw,l3
8.A., to the vie
age of Hose, Leicestershire.—Rev. W. Kerry,.•`4
the perpetual curacy of St. Thomas's, Bethnal-greet
Rev. P. W. Mayo, M.A., to the perpetual curacy °0
Paul's, at Easton, in Wells, Sornersevshire.—Nev'
Wharton. M.A., to the curacy of Norwood, Surreyo
Rev. 0. L. O'Neill, 8.A.. to the curacy of Sivell,
Devon.—Rev. J. S. Wilkins, M.A , to the curacy °
Paul's, Islington.—Rev. J. Bayldon. , M.A., to thegik
of Creech, St. Michael, Somerset.—Rey. W. .""it),
M.A., to the rectory of Barton, near Penrith, Cuwts
land.—Rev. A. M. Hopper, M.A., to the perpetual 0° i
of Horningaea, Cambridgeshire.—Rev. H. Collinsol'6,
cumbent of Holy Trinity Church, Stockton, to the/ ig
age of Staanington, Northumberland, in place of the
Rev. T. Myers.—Rev. F. Annesley, A.M., to the re°ft
of Clifford Chambers, Gloucester.
A Diocesan Commission of inquiry was commen°
Saturday, under the Church Discipline Act, in Mc alt
Commons, to examine certain charges against the '"1
and Rev. F. S. Monckton, of St. Peter's Church'pa
Beauvoir-square, West Hackney. These charges ,
to him drunkenness, incontinence, vulgar fs°3l6(
with his servants, and conduct altogether unworthY
clergyman. The inquiry was adjourned for a few dal
ADDITIONAL CURATES.—At the annual meetiPfasi
the Society for Promoting the Employment of Adria
40
Curates in Populous Places, held in London, on Tiles it
a number of grants were made, among them the folWfe
in this neighbourhood :—To St. Matthew's Manche:ft
£6O, to meet £3O ; to Hulme. Holy Trinity, Mat'°.„ibe,ar
£3O, to meet £7O; to Christ Church, Bolton-le-I"f' fb
a sum not exceeding £5O, to meet the remaindert°,foe
curate's stipend ;to Holy Trinity, Preston, o
merly occupied by the district of St. James's; tot,'
y-triedre, in the parish of Ruabon, £7O to meet Drojet
less than 250 applications remain still unaided, and g
bo require the immediate addition, it appears, of !d.
e£lo,ooo per annum to the society's income.
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ciety supports by its existing grants more than 200
uonal clergymen, who are Libouring hard among:°1100;
gre2.ate population of nearly one million and f
quarters, averaging 8,358 souls as the population 0
district.
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TRACTA RI ANISM V. FREEMASONRY.—The C
wardens of Helston, in the diocese of Exeter, blot'
dressed a letter to the Times, complaining that Mr.a
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the minister of the church, still continues the inn% po'
practices which have occasioned such scandal in 0,00
rish. In the course of it they give the following ilea
of unnecessary insult offered to the ancient and loYsjefe
of Freemasons. It seems that that body had OP'
mined to hold their anniversary mFeting in that
bed
and, as usual, the P.G. chaplain would have ere° (Deg'
sermon to his brethren, many of whom are clecgfdbf
and their meetings would thus have been sanctifie
the services of the church. On application Wool
Blunt for permission to use the church that WT(' I
referred the matter to the Bishop, ands a deckle
hanghty refusal was given, the reason alleged bei°gbolf
neither the church nor his lordship know of such be°
as the Freemasons. Two kings in our day have out
og•,
members of this body; they at lest were heads (: pre'
church ; and their royal brother was for many Ye,",r•
sider.t or Grand Master of this • unknown' bodY•
CHURCH EXTENSION.—At a meFting of the I°Qe,„°,,
poi
rated Society for Promoting the Enlargement, c'dort,
Churches and Chapels, held on Monday in "rif
.„„ sit
grants were voted for the erection of new churl hes'
the
places, five of them districts recently constituted 1-yooe,
ecclesiastical commissioners, and which will be en 0846
by the funds at their disposal. Grants were ak° abet
towards obtaining an increase of accommodation, nt
by an extension of the buildinv or a re-arrange,°:ei, 11
the seats, in eight parish churches. The 14 farls°-4011°.
which the society's aid is now extended, contairks
gether a population of 481,949 persons, and for 02,0.,
010:
rnense number the present provision of church accoo
da.ion appears to be only sufficient for 74,149 Per`"
which of hich are f,ee, and the number of churoil
The additional accommodation that will be affml•e,
4,306 s;ttines, 3,590 of which are to be free, which l'4oei
fact, more than three-fourths of the whole of the,bi,ch
church accommodation, The amount of grants ,
this institution is now pledged to pay is £57,66,2•55,i1ff
the means at their disposal only amount to "Ac'evi
which shows a deficiency of nearly £2,ooo—a cle"";0'.
sthich every sincere member of the established c‘.o
should speedily assist in supplying according
means.