The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-12-30 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL NEWS.

PREFERMENTS ANT) APPOINTMENTS.

The Rev. John Aldous, Curate of Vllingborotigh, to he a
Surrogate for the diocese of Peterborough ; the Rev. James
Banks, A.M., Perpetual Curate of Christ Church, in the Forest
of Dean, to be Head Master of King Edward the Sixth's Free
Grammar School, Ludlow, Salop; the Rev. Joseph Betton,
M.A.. Rector of St. Michael's, Stamford, to be evening Lec-
turer at St. Lawrence's Church. Ludlow; the Rev. Alexander
Peters Birrell, A.M., late Principal of the Diocesan Traininz
College at Chichester, to the Vicarage of Oving, Sussex ; the
Rev. W. Buckle, M.A., to the Perpetual Curacy of Oakridge,
Gloucestershire; the Rev. James Chambers, M.A., Head
Master I)! the High School. Jamestown, to be Inspector and
Superintendent of Government Schools in the Island of Si.
Helena; the Rev. Henry Fearon, B.A, Rector of All Saints,
Loughborough, to be Surrogate for the diocese of Peter-
borough ; the Rev. John Edge, to the Curacy of Fleckney,
Leicestershire ; the Rev. W. Winstone C. Hayward, A.M.. to
the newly consecrated Church at Hillesly, Gloucestershire;
the Rev. Pascoe Grenfel Hill, late British Chaplain at Antwerp,
to the Chaplaincy of Westminster Hospital ; the Rev. John
Hill, 8.D., Vice-Principal of St. Edmund Hall. Oxford, to the
Rectory of Wyke Regis, Dorset; the Rev. Thomas Garnham
Luard, 8.A., to the Vicarage of Stansted Mountfitchet, Essex;
the Rev. S. Morgan, M.A., Christ's College, to the Perpetual
Curacy of St. Mary, Llanrwst, Denbighshire and Carmarthen-
shire; the Rev. Alfred P. Sanderson, to the Curacy of Aspeden,
Herts; the:Rev. Francis J. Stainforth, M.A., Curate of St.
Pancras, to the Vicarage of All Hallows Staining, in the City
of London ; the Rev. Marshall H. Vine, M.A., late Curate of
Beckenham, Kent. to the Rectory of St. Mary-le-Bow, in the
City of London ; the Rev. W. Wilson, to the Curacy of
Ishain, Northamptonshire.
LICENSES TO CURACIES.—By the Archbishop of York: The
Revs. W. Bell, to Ravenfield ; F. W. Foster, to Bridlington
Quay; T. Howarth, to Chapeltown ; G. R. Husband, to My-
ton ; R. Kitching, to Ellerburne ; H. P. Leakey, to St. John's,
Hull; R. P. Manclarke, to Whitby; H. R. S. Pearson, 8.A.,
to Brantingham ; J. J. Postlethwaite, to Dunnington ; W.
Richardson, to Hackness ; C. B. Twiss, to Osinotherley ; W.
Vossall, to Fenton ; R. Voysey, to North Ferriby ; A. B. What-
ton, to St. Philip's, Sheffield.—By the Bishop of London: The
Revs. J. L. Balfour, to Christ Church, Marylebone; T. Darker,
to Hounslow ; W. Beck, to St. Mary's, l'othill-fields, West-
minster; W. F. Bickmore, to Upper Chelsea; R. L. Burleigh,
to All Saints. St. Pancras ; F. Buttenshaw, to West Drayton
and Harmondswerth ; R. S. Cummins, to All Souls, St. Mary-
lebone; J. W. Hallward, to St. Stephen's. Hammersmith;
W. Howse, to St. Jude's temporary Churcb, St. Pancras; E.
T. Hudson, to St. James's, Norland, Kensington ; J. H.
Snowden, to St. Barnabas, Kensington ; H. B. Thompson, to
Bromley, St. Leonard; F. H. Vivian, to the new parish of St.
Thomas, Bethnal green ; C. C. Sharpe, to St. Stephen's, Cole-
man-street.—By the Bishop of Meath: The Revs. J. M. Lil-
lington, to Clara; S. Radcliffe, to Forgney ; J. Marsh, to
Killneau.