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out its contents upon the persons of his pursuers. This ECCLEE4IASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.
unexpected resistance did not, however, succeed—all the
grease he he had distributed failed to enable him to slip
PREFERMENT'S AND APPOINTMENTS.
through the fingers of the enraged assailants, who, after The Rev. Michael LlOY4etpiohn, to the Rural Deanery,Emly;
they had secured him, dragged the reluctant Benedict, in Rev. W. H. Apthorp, Bs,k.„. to the Perpetual Curacy of Black-
melting mood" and_with rueful countenance, back to ford, Somerset; Rev. H'. W. Baker, ILA., to the Vicarage of
the registrar's office, amidst the shouts of derision with Monkland. Herefordshire; Rev. G. R. Brown, M.A., Student
which his emergence to the light of day was greeted. The of Christ Church, to the Perpetual Curacy of Maiden Bradley,
fair bride, who, in deep dudgeon, had the offi Wilts; Rev. C. M. Christie, to the Perpetual Curacy of Stony
ce. a left fter Stratford, Bucks; Rev. .1. B. B. Clarke, M.A., to the Rural
the ungallant desertion of her " intended," was now sent Deanery of Wellington District, Somerset • Rev. C. L. Cornish,
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for, and escorted in triumph to the side of the delinquent ; M.A. to the Assistant Curacy of Baltons'borough, Somerset •,
a keener watch was, of course, kept upon his movements, Rev. C. M. Davies, 8.A., to the Assistant Curacy of Huish
lest he should make a second bolt, but he remained pas- Champflower, Somerset; Rev. H. R. Dawe, LL.B., to the
Assistant Curacy of Ce Fitz, sive until the indissoluble knot was tied. The " happy ?
Shirreff Dudman, B.A.h, todtlon the Rectory aineof SoPitmney,e Somerset;
pair" then retired with their friends, but it was some time Rev. Richd. Durnford, M.A., Rector of Middleton, Lanchshire,
before the excitement of the spectators subsided. The to be a Surrogate; Rev. Sydney East, ILA., to the Vicarage of
name of the hero of this matrimonial drama is Sloan, and Northover, Somerset ; Rev. D. Evans, to the Vicarage of Aber-
we understand that Portadown or its neighbourhood has avon, Glarnorganshire ; Rev. R. M. Evanson, M.A., to the
the honour of his residence.—Belfast News Letter. Stipendiary Curacy of St. Luke's. Heywood, Bury, Lancashire;
lIMM. 'Rev. J. Fawcett, M.A., Incumbent of Woodhouse, Leeds, to the
Vicarage of Knaresborough, Yorkshire; Rev. F. F. French,
ARMY AND NAVY. to the Prebend of Yagoe ; Rev. G. W. Grogan, to the
-.40. lncumbency of the newly-consecrated Church of St. M.A.Matthew,
Thorpe Hamlet, in the diocese of Norwich; Rev. C. L. Guyon,
WAR OFFICE, Sept. 2.-4th Regt. Dragoon Guards.—Regi-
-51.A , to the Rural Deanery of Bruton District, Somerset ;
mental Sergt.-Maj. J. Stillman to be Cornet, without purchae. Rev.. L. R. Hamilton, ALA., to the Curacy of North Cad-
12th Light Dragoons.—Lieut. John Edward Swindley, from bury, Somerset ; Rev. G. L. Harkness, M.A., to the Perpe-
the 18th Foot, to be Lieut., vice Adams, who exchanges.
tual Curacy of Flax Bourton, Somerset; Rev. J. S. Hilliard,
Scots Fusilier Guards.—Quartermaster-Sergt. John Jones to to the Rectory of Cowley, Middlesex ; Rev. B. liodgens, to the
be Quartermaster, vice G. Copeland, who retires upon half-pay. Assistant Curacy of Newton St. Loe, Somerset; ltev. C. W.
18th Regt. Foot.--Lieut. Allen Noble Adams, from the 12th Hodson, M.A., to the Curacy of Seavington St. Michael, So-
Light Dragoon s, to be Lieut., vice Swindley, who exchanges.
merset ; Rev. Edward Holland, M.A., to the Rectory of Camer-
54th Foot. —Quartermaster 141`Grath, from half-pa, 67th Foot, ton, Somerset; Rev. G. Jenkins, M.A., to the Assistant Curacy
to be Quartermaster, vice Marriott, app Anted Paymaster. of Huntspill, Somerset; Rev. Thomas N. Kearney, Curate As-
55th Foot.—Ensign William Baraston to be Lieut., by pur- sistant of St.- Audoen'.• ,to the Rectory of Rathfarnham, dis•
chase, vice Torrens, who retires. -
61st Foot.—Lieut. H. E. Hillman Bu united from the Archdeaconry of Dublin; Rev. W. King, to
Burnside to be Capt.. by thew Chaplaincy of the County Gaol, Maidstone; Rev. J. H.
purchase, vice Massey, who retires;
. Ensign C. S. S. Ketope to Kiran, M.A. to the Curacy of Withycombe, Somerset • Rev.
be Lieut., by purchase. vice Burnside.
W. C. Magee, to the Assistant Curac of the Octagon Chapel,
76th Foot—Lieut. Allen Noble Adams, from 18th Foot, to be Bath ;Rev. F. J. Manning. 51. A., to a Curacy of Christ tual
93d vice Large, appointed Paymaster of the Rifle Brigade. Broadway, Westminster ; Rev. H. J. Marten, to the Perpetual
Ensign, Foot.—Ensign Robert Crowe, from the 17th Foot, to be Curacy of St. John's, Blackburn, Lancashire; Rev. Wm. James
Ensign. vice Rose, who retires.
Brevet.—Lieut. John Lewin Sheppard, of the 4th Regt. of
Malloy, to the Perpetual Curacy of Ballinaclash, county of
Wicklow ; Rev. E. Neale. to the Vicarage of St. Augustin's,
Bombay Native Infantry (doing duty at the East India Com- Bristol; Rev. A. Nugee. M.A., to the Recto-yr of Widley with pany's Depot at Worley, vice Castle, resigned), to have the the Vicarage of Wymering, Hunts; Rev. J. D. Ostrehan, to the
local rank of Lieut., while so employed.
Vicarage of Creech St. Michael, Somersetshire; Rev. W.
ADMIRALTY, Sept. 4.—Corps of Royal Marines.—Capt. and Poland, to the Assistant Curacy of Cirencester; Rev.
Brevet-Major W. Lewis Dawes to be Lieut.-Col., vice Coryton, F. Berkeley Portman, M.A , to the Rural Dean ry of
to half-pay; First Lieut. and Adjt. John W. Wearing to be i Taunton; Rev. J. Rawes, to the Rectory of Kirton, Suffolk;
Capt., vice Dawes. promoted; Second Lieut. t harles Jolliffe Rev. H. Read, 8.A.. to the Second Mastership of the Oundle
to lie First Lieut., vice Wearing, promoted; Brevet-Major Jno. Grammar School, Northamptonshire; Rev. Marmaduke Row.
Alexander Phillips to be Lieut.-Col., vice John Harvey Stevens. den, to the Rectory of Stanton Fitzwarren, Wilts; Rev. F. T.
retired on full-pay ; First I.ieut. Alexander Ramsay to be Capt.. Rowell, to the Perpetual Curacy of Bnrmantofts, Leeds • Rev.
vice Philips, promoted •, Second Lieut. Henry Lindsay Searle p. R. R. Sandilands, to the curacy of Seamington St. 'Mary,
to be First Lieut., vice Ramsay, promoted. Somerset; Rev. Loftus T. Shire, Curate of Narraghmore, to
Trinity Church, Rathmines ; Rev. Hugh Stowell, to be Domes-
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. tic Chaplain to the Bishop of Manchester; Rev. E. C. Stieeton,
M.A., to the Curacy of Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset; Rev. R.
4 Surtees, to the Perpetual Curacy of Alveston, near Bristol;
LATEST BETTING. Rev. C. A. Swainson, to an Assistant Curacy at St. George's,
TATTERRSALL'S, THURSDAY—Great Yorkshire Handicap. Hanover square; Rev. Tanford, to the Rectory of Combe
—4 to 1 agst Calculator (tk); Bto I agst The t astle (tkp ; 12 to 'Florey, Somersetshire; Rev. J. S. Vaughan, M.A., to the Vicar-
-1 agst Miss Ann ; 12 to 1 agst Panope. age of Stockland, Bristol ; Rev. Rowland Webster, M.A. to be
.St. Leger.-2 to 1 agst Hernandez (tk sto 2); 4to I agst The an Honorary Canon of Durham Cathedral; Rev. A. F. WYnter,
Ban (tk); 7to 1 agst Aphrodite (tk, alt off); 7 to 1 agst John 8.A., late Curate of Fenny Stratford, to the Rectory of Bar-
Day's lot (tk, aft off); 20 to 1 agst i rime Minister ;25t0 I agst nardiston, Suffolk.
Grecian. Aphrodite was backed for about .e3OO at 7 and Bto BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
1. and let off at 7to 1. layers. John Day's Int_ Greritan nnd .... . . —...- -

TATTERRSALL'S, TB oßSDAir—GreitiYorkshire Handicap.
—4 to 1 asst Calculator (tk); 8 to 1 agst The t astle (tkp ; 12 to
1 agst Miss Ann ; 12 to 1 agst Panope.
St. Leger.-2 to 1 agst Hernandez (tk sto 2); 4to I agst The
Ban (tk); 7 to 1 agst Aphrodite (tk, aft off); 7 to 1 agst John
Day's lot (tk, aft off); 20 to 1 agst rime Minister ; 25 to i agst
Grecian. Aphrodite was backed for about .e3OO at 7 and Bto
1, and lett off at 7to 1, layers. John Day's lot, Grecian, and
Prime Minister were friendless.

.Cesarewitch Stakes.-20 to 1 agst Black Doctor (tk); 25 to 1
agst Mokanna ; 50 to 1 agst Champion (tk); 1000 to 15 agst
Trickstress (tk); 1000 to 10 agst The Nigger (tk); 1000 to 10
agst Bastinado (tk).

-MANCHESTER, FRIDAY.—The betting was in every respect
dull, the only outlay of moment being upon Eliza Middleton
for the Cambridgeshire Stakes, and Calculator for the Great
Yorkshire Handicap. The closing prices are subjoined :
Great Yorkshire Handicap.-3 to 1 agst Calculator (70 to 20
tk freely); 6 to 1 agst Nancy (off); 6 to 1 agst Cossack (off); 7
to 1 agst Clarissa (off); 9 to 1 agst The Castle (10 to 1 tk); 100
to 8 agst Alonzo (tk); 100 to 8 agst Antigone (off); 100 to 8 agst
Panope (off); 33 to 1 agst Candlewick (tk).

St: to 4 agst Hernandei(2.to 1 tk freely); 9 to 2
agst The Ban (5 to 1 tk); I to 1 aged Aphrodite (off); 6 to I
agst John Day's lot (off); 16 to 1 agst Lamartine (1k); 25 to 1
agst Grecian (off).

Cesarezeilek Stakes.-200 to 12 agst Black Doctor (tk); 20 to
1 agst Mokanna (tk 25 to I); 33 to 1 agst Windischgratz (tk,
aft off); 35 to I agst Grand Duke (tk).

Oamioridgeshir; Stakes.-25 to 1 asst Eliza Middleton (30 to
1 tk to .10:)); 100 to 3 agst Nancy- (tk, aft off).

EGHAM RACES.—The race committee have determined to
pay the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes to the owner of Don
Pedro, without deducting the 15 sots. for the judge.
PHOINIX PARK RACES.—It was Lilly, and not Dockeray,
that rode Little George for the Metropolitan Handicap. Dock-
eray was engaged, and went over to ride, but was 31b. over
weight.

CHESTER AUTUMN RACES.—The following are the number
of acceptances for this meeting :—Free Handicap stakes, 19.
Mostyn Stakes, 13.—Handicap Sweepstakes, 12.—Innkeepers'
Plate, 6.—The Tradesmen's Welter Cup, 13.—Grand Stand
Plate, 11.—Chester Handicap Stakes, 40.
PROBABLE STARTERS FOR THE DONCASTER ST. LEGER.—
Ciasher, Heart-brer,ker, Glenhawk, Vivandiere,Cumus, Bonnie
Dundee, Newmiuster, Hippolytus, Prime Minister, The Con-
fessor, The Ban, Aphrodite, Grecian. Cal ulator, Midas, Ho-
thorpe, Hernandez, Exeter, First Fruits, Constellation, Mis-
serriina. Lamartine, Enterprise colt, Knook Knoll, Azeth, and
Gholab Singh.

RACES AT BLACRPOOL.—Great exertions are being made by
a few spirited individuals of Blackpool, to get up, at that fa-
vourite watering-place, races of a good and respectable charac-
ter, to come off on the 2d and 3d of October next. Eligible
ground has already been secured, and from the success that has
so far attended the eanvass for subscriptions, there is every
reason to anticipate an excellent meeting.

LIVERPOOL HUNT RACES.—These races will take place at
Hoylake to-morrow (Wednesday) and Thursday. The prizes are
numerous, and many horses of high character and quality will
enter into the several contests. Important alt-rations have
been made in the stand, which is now very commodious, and
presents a handsome appearance. The prizes to be contested
for are now being exhibited in the window of Mr. Hausburg,'
Church-street. The I)ee prize is a porcelain vase, in purple
and gold, and finely painted. The Tally.ho Welter Plate, a
silver cup and cover, richly-chased in.an Arabesoue style, from
the solid is surmounted by a miniature horseman, spiritedly
executed. The Hoylake prize is peculiarly handsome, and
consists of a broad vase of silver elaborately embossed with
fruits and flowers, and containing eagles, in bold relief, on the
sides. A magnificent fifteen-day clock, of oxydised steel and
gold, surmounted by an Abencerrage, in full armour, the figure.
being most skilfully and spiritedly developed, forms the Hun-
ter's Cup; while a silver salver, richly chased, is the prize
known as the Shorts Handicap. Messrs. Jones and Sons, of
Castle-street, we believe, furnish the Tally-ho Plate.

Theseus and Newmarket have teft New Market.
There are 153 horses entered for the Cesarewitch Stakes, and
146 for the Cambridgeshire.
George Couch, the jockey, has sailed for Calcutta, to ride for
Mr. Ross.

Penethsilea, John of Leyden, and, two others, are shipped in
London, for Calcutta.

Lord John Scott has purchased from Mr. Plummer his filly
foal, by Touchstone, out of Alice Hawthorn.
A new stake is announced, called the Black Duck Stakes, of
1000 sovs. each, to be run at York in 1854. Lord Glasgow and
Sir Joseph Hawley have already subscribed.

A match has been arranged between Lord Cardross's Scar-
borough and Mr. Hesel tine's Flash, for £2OO, half forfeit, to be
run over the St. Leger Course, the owners to ride, catch weights.

Mr. W. Hibburd, the well-known starter it Newmarket,
Goodwood, Doncaster, York, Liverpool, Manchester, &c., ex-
pired at his residence, the Grand Stand, Ascot; on Tuesday.

It is calculated, by a sporting writer, that in'Yorkshire there
are 4000 hunters, which cause to be employed 2000 men, and
eat 40,000 quarters of oats, 2000 quarters of beans, and 8000
tons of hay.
Mr. C. Peck has sold his colt foal, by Melbourne, out of the

Major's dam, to Mr. John Scott. " Mr. Scott also purchased
the Major of Peck, when a foal, and a colt, own brother to the
above.

Mr. Wiley has sold Eliza Middleton to Mr. Martinson, the
owner of Nancy, for 500 sous. and certain contingencies. She
left Newmarket, on Wednesday last, for Beverley, to be trained
by Job Marson.
THE GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.—We understand that
Manks, the pedestrian, completed his unparalleled feat—walk-
ing 1000
.quartersof miles in 1000 quarters of hours, 1000 half
mifss in:1000 half-hours, and 1000 m.les in 1000 hours, all con-
secutively, at Sheffield, on Thursday last.

CLASPER AND CANDLISH.—This exciting scullers' match,
for £lOO a-side, will take place on the Tyne this day.
The Earl of Carlisle has ordered one of the best four-oared
boats that Harry Clasper can produce, for the gentlemen ama-
teurs of Brompton.

TROTTING RACES RACES AT AINTREE ON THURSDAY

Three trotting races came off on Thursday last, on Aintree
race. There was a very good attendance, and the stand w,,,s
tolerably well filled. The sport was very good, but not so ex-
citing as the trotting match, over the same course, between
Mr. Taylor's American mare and Mr. Holmes' Jackey, which
took place in June. At two o'clock a start was effected for
a Sweepstakes of 10 soya. each, h.f., with 100 sous. added.
Second horse to save his stake. Five miles.. Horses 15:1 hands
high to carry 12st. 7lbs. allowed for every inch below that
height. Open for hones from all countries. Mr. K. Holmes'
c p Jacky (English), Bst. 71b., Ist; Mr. Lawson's b m Kate
(EngliSh),llst., 2d : Mr. Bowring's c g Sir William (American),
list., 3d. Jacky proved an easy victor by about a dozen lengths.
A Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each, with GO added, were won in
two-heats by Mr. Wood nd b.m Little Pet, .10st. 71b., beating
Mr. It. Holmes' c m Eliza, 12st., and Mr. Tyler's b m Little
Nell, 10st. 71b.—A Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, with 40 toys.
each, w' re Mr. Tyler's Li' Nr ' Nit .71h.. beat' - Mr. J.

_.., Just. —ing
Clesby's gr m Eleanor, Mr. Turner's b g FireaKing, 12st., and
Mr. Kay's bin Dora, st. The sports terminated at about a
quarter past six o'clock.

WARWICK RACES.
TUESDAY, SErr. 2.—The Racing Stakes were won by Scar,

won by Lord 'Warwick's Leap Year, beating Silence and Anno-
rotio.—The Leamington stakes were won by Mr. Palmer's
Goldfinder, Gst 31b, (Charlton,) beating Tophana, Chief Justice,
Fugletnan, Windischgratz, Doubt, Herbert, The Cocktail, The
Castle, Windhound, Grief, Miss Julia, Reindeer, The Wren,
and Avis, cleverly by a length ; 3 to 1 agst Goldfinder.—The

Castle Park Stakes; for two year olds, was won in a canter by
Mr. Payne's Hirsuta, beating Ibis and two others.—The
Queen's Plate.was won, in two beats, by Mr. J. Moreland's
King of Onde, beating four others.—The Corinthian Stakes
were won by Mr. Carew!s
,Longinus,"benting Happy Queen,

WEDNESDAY.—The BoroUgh Handicap was won by Mr. NN
Halford's Deceitful, beating Cane and four others.—The War
wick Cup was won by a length by Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor,
(Hiett,) beating Cariboo, Leap Year, and four others ; 6 to 4
agst Black Doctor.—The Great Warwickshire Stakes were won

by Mr. Jones's lanthe, beating Catalpa.—The County .stakes
were won by Mr. C. H. Carew's Harp, (Rickards,) beating Can-
dlewick and eleven others.— The Wetter Cup was won by Up-
ton, beating three others.—The Avon Stakes were won by Mr.
DrinVald's Grey Tommy, beating Old Rowley, Peppermint, and
Paddy Bird.—The Town Plate was won by Mr. Jones's Tonic

beating three others.—The Seeing Handicap was won
finch, awl The Selling Stakes by Exhibition.

RACING FIXTURES FOR SEPTEMBER
sißoncaster
101Tenby

Yarmouth
Leicester

Weymouth
• II Sherborne
Morpeth 10 Upton-on-Severn ...
Bridgewater, &c. lO Bedford
Liverpool Hunt (Hoylake) ..10 Eglinton-park
Tunbridge Wells 10 Manchester Autumn
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Dttoxet,..r 11 Newmarket F. 0. ..
Dover • 11 Sandbach

Rectories: Killeagh, Ire'and ; diocese of Eloyne;. value
.e 730: patron, the Crown.— Vicarage: Faringdon with Little
Coxwell Curacy; diocese of Oxford; value £265, with resi-
dence : patrons, T, ustees of the Rev. C Simeon.—Perpetual
Curacies: Arlington, Holy Trinity, Sussex; diocese of Chi-
chester; value £9O: patron, Bishop of Chichester. North-
ampton, St. Katharine; diocese of Peterborough: patrons,
Hyndman's Trustees. Thornthwaite, near Keswick; diocese
of Carlisle; value £l4O, and a house: patrons, the Vicar of
Crosthwaite, &c.—Curacies: Heath and Ault-Huckwall,
Derbyshire; diocese of Lichfield ; stipend £lOO : patron, Rev.
G. Arkwright. Truro. St. Mary, Cornwall ; diocese of Exeter
(assistant) ; stipend £10"!: patron, the Rector of Truro.—
Chaplaincy: To the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.—Afasterships:
Grimsby Grammar School, Lincolnshire; Second Mastership:
patron, the Corporation.
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