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PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS,

The Rev. George Allan, to the Perpetual Curacy of Hazle-
mere, Bucks.—The Rev. M. R. Bresher, to be Second Master of
Lichfield Grammar School.—The Rev. W. Browne, to the Rec-
tory of Rising, Norfolk.—The Rev. W. Bullock. M.A., Fellow
of Worcester College, Oxford, to the Rectory of Bighorn, Somer-
set.—The Rev. Halford R. Burdett, N.A., to the Curacy of
Bugbrooke, Northamptonshire.—The Rev. C. J. H. D'Aeth,
ILA., to the Rectory of Knowlton, Kent.--The Rev. James J.
Douglas, Incumbent of St. Mary's, Kirremuir, to be Chaplain to
the Earl of Airlie.—The !Rev. James Franks, to the Curacy of
Ballingarry, Ireland. —The Rev. Mr. Faulkner, Curate to the
Blind Asylum in Limerick, to the Curacy of Middleton.—The
Rev. Court Granville, M.A., Perpetual Curate of Alnwick. to
the seventeenth Honorary Canonry in Durham Cathedral.---
The Rev. Wm. T. Greene, to the Incumbency of St. Ternan's
Church, Banchory Ternan.—The Rev. Henry Hare, to be
Assistant Chaplain to the Forces at Malta.—The Rev. J. Jones,
to the Rectory of Lanthewy Skirrid, Monmouthshire.—The
Rev. G. P. Keogh, to the Chaplaincy of an English Congrega-
tion itt Brussels.—The Rev. Francis Lear, M.A., Rector of
Bishopstone, has been appointed by the Lord Bishop of Salis-
bury to be one of the Rural Deans of Chalke, in the place of the
Rev. J. C. Stafford, 8.D., resigned.—The Rev. Wm. Mills,
D.D., to the Rectory of St. Paul, Exeter.—The Rev. W. Mitton,
to be Surrogate for Manningham and the surrounding district,
Bradford, Yorkshire.—The Rev. T. Parkes, to the Stipendiary
Curacy of Ashton-under-Lune.—The Rev. A. Parnell, to the
Chaplaincy of the Union, ,t. Alban's, Herts.—The Rev. G.
Philimore, M.A., Vicar of Down Ampney, to be a Surrogate in
the Diocese of Gloucester and Bristol.—The Rev. Wm. Price,
8.A.. to the Rectory of Derwen, Denbighshire.—The Rev. J. J.
Scott. to the Curacy of Dartmouth, Devon.—The Rev. George
Stallard, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Luke's, Tideford,
St. German's, Cornwall.—The Rev. John Taylor, M.A., Caius
College, Cambridge. to be Second Master in St. Begh's School,
Cumberland.—The Rev. Samuel Trueman, M.A., to the Curacy
of -Banningham, Norfolk.—The Rev. R. Vance, to be Chaplain
to the Earl of Glengall.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
Rectories : Ferfield, Norfolk • diocese of Norwich : value
£4OO, with residence ; patron, d. S. M. Kyrie, Esq.—Hawnby,
York ; diocese of York : value £169 ; patron, W. H. F.
Cavendish, Esq.—Llangelynin, Carnarvonshire ; diocese of
Bangor • value ..€212 ; patron, Bishop of Bangor.—Vicarages :
Glascomb, Radnor ; diocese of St. David's : value .e 248 ;
patron, Bishop of St. David's.—Somerford-Keynes, Vvilts ;
diocese of Gloucester and Bristol : value £261, with residence.
—Perpetual Curacies : Bussage, diocese of Gloucester : value
;
£3O, with residence patron, Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.
—Broughton, Eccleshall. Staffordshire ; diocese of Lichfield ;
patrons, the Representatives of the late Incumbent, the Rev.
Sir H. D. Broughton, Bart., deceased.—Clapham, St. John,
Surrey ; diocese of Winchester ; patron, the Rector of
Clapham.—Hampton-Gay ; county and diocese of Oxford :
value .20 ; patron, C. Venables, Esq.—Chaplaincies British
Chaplaincy at Bonn.—Norfolk County Gaol, Norwich stipend
£250; patrons,. the Justices of Norfolk; testimonials before
December 20.—Wandsworth House of Correction, Surrey ;
diocese of Winchester; Assistant : stipend £lBO, and resi-
dence ; application November 28.—Farringdon Union, Berks
stipend, 61:1; testimonials before December 2,—Strouo. Union,
Gloucestershire.—Masterships : Exeter Grammar School ;
Head Mastership ; patrons, Trustees.—Huddersfield College ;
Mathematical. Mastership : salary £l2O ; testimonials before
November 20.—Kidderminster Grammar School ; Head
Mastership. . .

OBITUARY,

Nov. 6, at York, aged 72, after a few hours illness, the Rev.
Henry Lowe, Rector .of Hawnby, in -Yorkshire.—Nov. 10, at
Boothby Graffoe, Lincolnshire, the Rev. Peniston La Tour,
M.A., Rector of that parish, and of Scarborough, in the county
of York, aged 82.—Nov. 8, at Leamington, the Rev. William
Oddie, aged 74.—Nov. 11, at Tolpuddle, Dorset, in his 83d year,
the Rev. Thomas Warren, M.A., for 46 years Incumbent of that
parish.—Nov. 10, at Dudley-grove, London, the Rev. William
Hammond, aged 41, for many years Curate of Holdhenhurst,
Hants.—Nov. 5, at Lymington, Hants, the Rev. W. Bannerman,
late Vicar of West Howthley,Sussex.—At Madeira, the Rev. E.
T. Lewis, Vicar of Glascomb, Radnorshire.

The Bradford Observer states that the Vicar of Roch-
Jale. Dr. Molesworth, intends applying to parliament for
a bill enabling him to divide the revenue of the vicarage,
plan similar to the one adopted at Leeds.
At a recent meeting of the Lichfield Diocesan Church
2'xtension Society, it was stated that the munificent be-
quest of the late Edward Corden, Esq., of Clifton, near
Ashbourne, was expected to produce about £25,000, ; to
be applied, according to Mr. Corden's will, to the build-
ing, rebuilding, and enlarging, and repairing, pewing, or
renewing, churches and chapels, and , endowing new
churches, or augmenting existing endowments.