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to a state of the most indescribable consternation • oby the
inteil;iZr.re that a female pauper, named Bridget Malan!'
fell into a large gruel boiler, and was almost boiled to
death. A young female inmate stated, at the inveati;
tion, that she saw the deceased standing over the bon!.
before the occurrence took place, and, observing til;
dangerous position she occupied, advised her to cara,,
down. The deceased refused ; a few moments after witnes,
with
left the spot, but had not gone many yards, when
heard a splash in the boiler, she returned back and sag
the deceased struggling with death in the boiler ;
then seized the large stick used for stirring the gruel, ea
raised the deceased up. She was not then dead. the
fell caught hold of deceased by the hair, but the 0410
fell away ; and it was afterwards with some difficulty a
deceased was raised up. The priest was sent for, an
the deceased was just able to avail herself of spiritual a "
n."
solation. She expired in the most piercing agony in ale
hours aftnwards. wit and

ECCLESIASTICAL.

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PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.
Bellamy, Rev. George, Incumbent of Charles' Charit rit;
mouth, to the Rectory of Bellingham, in Northumberianon
Blofeld, Rev. T. Calthorpe, M.A., to the Rectory of Drlit ma,
with Hellesdon, Norfolk ; Bullivant, Rev. John Harrel to
8.A., to the Vicarage of Pytchley, Northamptonshire; Cua JO
neys, Rev. W. Weldon, Rector of Whitechapel, to a Carron.,
the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, London ; Clarke, Rev.
M.A., to the Rectory of Cattistock. Dorset; Evans, Rev.i.l,to
the Assistant-Curacy of Llandilo-Vawr, Carmarthensh"'
Freeborn. Rev. J. W., M.A., of Worcester College, Oxford, Ito.,
the Head Mastership of the Grammar School, Lloongsd:
Gillies, Rev. J., to the Perpetual Curacy of St. Paul, Portwoo._
Cheshire ; Green, Rev. Charles, M.A., Rector of-Burgh Casrq
Suffolk, to an Honorary Canonry in the Cathedral Church:,
Norwich ; Greenway, Rev.- Charles, M.A., to the Perpet
Curacy o St. James's, Over Darwen, in the parish of Blact
burn ; Hale, Rev. William, M.A., to the Rectory of Clavert,7
Somerset ; Harris, Rev. S. late Curate of Cornworthyly,
Totnes, to the Assistant-Curacy of Diptford, near LaYbri
Devon ; Hastings, Rev. S., 11". A.. to a Curacy at the Pari%,
Church of Preston, Lancashire ; Heahcote Rev. W. 13e8( -41
Fellow of New College, Oxford, to the Wardenship of peter,
College, Radley, near Oxford ; Holder, Rev. C., to the Carer,
of St. Thomas, Bristol ; Hosegood, Rev. S., to the Curacy
Sheepshed, Leicestershire ; Hutchinson, Rev. J., to the Pel;
tual Curacy of St. Bridget's, Beckermet, Cutnberland ; IC,tee,„'";
Rev. Arthur, 8.A., to the Curacy of All Saints, Leeds ;
Rev. S. W., 8.A., to the Rectory of Saxlingham-Thome,„,o,
Saxlingham-Nethergate, Norfolk ; M•Causland Rev. Will
H., Curate of Birr, to the Prebend of Tulla ; Morgan, Rev..
8.D., Perpetual Curate of Christ Church, Bradford, Yorkshire'
to the Rectory of Hulcott, Bucks ; Secretan, Rev. C. F.,
to the Incumbency of the Church of the Holy Trinity, riinlicA
cnohwadanincFouerlosewsohfi erection Fellowship,
xe tExeter
College, Sheppard,
ox f
oltredv
Smith,Tho m Thomas.
Rev
ao. twi
Ramsden, M.A. Rector of Hulcott, Bucks, to the Perpetil
Curacy of ChriseChurch, Bradford, Yorkshire; Stamper,l3l
J. G. H., 8.A., to the Curacy of St. Peal's, Portwood,
port ; Stow, Rev. William, M.A., to the Vicarage of Avebuyl
with Winterbourne Monckton, Wilts ; West, Rev. to the
Curacy of Christ- Church, Bristol ; Wilkins, Rev. T. Hods
8.A., to the Chaplaincy of the Union, Thrapston, Northargr
tonshire.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT. .4g
Prebend: Ealdstreet, St. Paul's Cathedral, London.—PrLo
Vicar: in Exeter Cathedral • value £lBB lOs.; patrons. v*-0..
and Chapter of Exeter.—Rectories: Benefield, Northampto_.
shire; diocese of Peterborough ; value £531, with residence!
patron, J. W. Russell, Esq. Derwen, Denbighshire ; dioresl
of Bangor; value £415, with residence; patron, loishoP,tii'e
Bangor. Felmingham, Norfolk ; diocese of Norwich
.„1„0
£147; patroness, Mrs. W. Postle. Stackallan, Navan; die
of Meath ; patrons, the Crown and Bishop of Meath.
Regis, Dorset ; diocese of Salisbury; value
£623,
with
deuce; patron, Bishop of Winchester. Twyford, Bucks .0
cese of Oxford; value .e 725, with residence; pat:ons, Lin Flo,
College, Oxford.—V 'enrages : Denford, Northampton;
cese of Peterborough; value £190; patron, T. Burton,
Hoveton St. Peter, with Hoveton St. John Curacy, Norfolt!
diocese of Norwich; value £134; patron, Bishop of NorWcn"
Bishop's Norton • diocese of Lincoln ; value•-etBs ; Pa,tr°,,t.
the Prebendary thereof.—Chaplaincy: Surrey County LI!'"
Guildford ; patrons,. the County Magistrates-.—Cural:
Cuckney, Notts patron, docese of Lincoln. Ripon, Holy Trill'
stipend y£Bo ; the Incumbent.—Perpetual
Allhallows Staining, London; value £624; patrons, Grocer;
Company.—Donative Curacy: London, St. James', Puke of
place; value £110; patrons, the Lord Mayor and Aldermen
ap
London.—Reedorahip: Lincoln College, Oxford.—Professity
ship: Aldrichian Professorship of Medicine in the Univers,,,.* ,
of Oxford; patrons, the Members of Convocation.—.llo.."'s
ship: Uppingliam Grammar School. Assistant; must L'eo
Graduate of Cambridge, Oxford, Durham, or London; pair
the Head Master.

OBITUARY.
Oct. 26, at the Rectory, Mark lane, aged 77, the iva°,[o,
Sharpe, M.A., S.F.A., Prebendary of St. Paul's, fifty yearB •
cumbent of the parish of Allhallows, Staining.
Oct. 23, at Denford, the Rev. J. Watson, D.D.,
Denford-cum-Ringstcad, Northamptonshire, aged 68. tor
Oct. 25, at Cuckney, Notts, the Rev. George Mason, Recto
of Whitwell. Derbyshire, aged 64. .etie•
Oct. 14, at Torquay, the Rev. Frederick Day, Rectorof P
field, Northamptonshire, aged 37.

Vial' Of

The Lord Bishop of Manchester, on Tuesday, at the
Diocesan Registry, St. James's-square, licensed the fle,';
Charles Greenway, M.A., (late incumbent of St. Marye;
Mellor,) to the perpetual curacy of St. James's, uf
Darwen, in the parish of Blackburn ; the same beielr
vacant by' the death of the Rev. Matthew Y. -Starkie, the
last incumbent. The license was granted on the nomiei.e;
tion of the Rev. Dr. Whittaker, vicar of BlackburntL',
patron.—The Bishop also licensed the Rev. Moses .53-1"
goliouth, 8.A., to the stipendiary curacy of St. Berate."
lomew's, Salford.
The reports of the Oxford and Cambridge Universi
Commissioners will, in all probability, be ready for Pub-
lication in January.—Globe.
It is. said that the prompt and decided tone of, tbe:
Archbishop of Canterbury's monitions served on a ter''e
number of the Puseyite clergymen in his Grace's diale
has bad the desired effect, and that the whole of ti;
gentlemen alluded to have signified to his Grace the
intention of discontinuing the practices objected tof„
The clergy of the rural deanery of Cuddesden, in thi:
diocese, at a recent meeting of the body, resolved, by
majority of one only, to appoint delegates to the dioeer.,;•
synod about to be held by the bishop. The rural detteey,
of Woodstock has refused, by a large majority, to safe
tion the synod, and have declined appointing any of tP
number to represent them.—Oxford Chronicle.
floe" et
THE CHURCH IN CANADA.—A Montreal correspo 0f
of a morning contemporary writes :—"'The conelalegie
bishops gathered together here, from Toronto, NeiVio.lll,"op
land, New Brunswick, and Quebec, including our ple7he
of Montreal, has broken up. It is the first time ill 3,3
history of the Episcopal Church in this colony that co,
has been able to furnish so many dignitaries for ecele,the
tical purposes. All religious sects in this portion ea
,s 4
province would seem to be putting forth their utowoo
vigour. Travel in any direction in this district, and, !;•00
behold huge masses of masonry in various stages ot Pit
gress, intended for convents, colleges, or schools.
Longueville, Boucherville, Varennes, Vercherres, Algol
St. Andrews, Beauharnois, in fact in every quarter, e!'',iyof
are rising into view, of vast proportions—solid, toe'raer
and enduring-looking structures. The clergy of the °0
of St. Sulpice, to whom the island of Montreal beloaUe
seigniors, are in the receipt of an ample revenue, the
whence funds are procured to. aid in the erection of jog,
religious edifices. They are now constructing an imPe
looking church on the brow of the Montreal moue g.
oo
looking west, immediately in front of the famous g
land's hotel, once the summer residence of the Gofer"
general."

SPORTING NEWS.

• NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. anyoo
TUESDAY OCT. 28.—There was a much greater cool& grey
the heath than has been seen for many years, and,,t.lo ctt
race, which, to the intense delight of " the fielders, r", is w-
ried off by an animal of whom no mention was Maufh
ring, excited extraordinary interest up to the last. 4,, AP"
THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES of 25 sous. each, tv •
100 added. 146 subs., 50 of whom pay 5 soy& fti;
Mr. Phillips's b f Truth, by Libel, sst 131 b .. Wei le &sr.
Mr. Grevilie's ch c Ariosto, 7st 21b Chap er, Per,
Manifold, Faux Pas, Grecian, Newminster, The Nlglial2foe
nandez, Prime Minister, Neasham,The Italian, Monnlide,P4,
Ribaldry, Dulcet, Officious, Confidence, Heroine, P,11101;b1
Middleton, Guy Mannering, Bushranger, Hunkrerfor.,,ollq
to
Breba, The Deceitful, Tonic, Reindeer, Xolus,Caudlered.
Alpheus, Follow me Lads, Curl, and Cyclops also at
2 agst Breba, 11 to 2 apt Newminster, 14 to 1 agst r, t 1 yolo
nister, 16 to 1 each agst Mountain Deer and Curl, 2' pas, 001
agst The Nigger, Darkie, Haricot, Manifold, Fangwg Scold
Candlewick, 30 to 1 each agst Hernandez and Boar.vicet,,elif
Miss filly, 33 to 1 each agst The Italian, Ariosto, plO'firsit
Tonic, and 40 to 1 agst any other. The start toe ft the lea,
half-past three o'clock, all getting off on good terroVeatb,
signal, Tonic taking up the running, waited on bY...`a",i(10,,,ee t
nifold, Faux Pas, The Italian, Prime Minister, nertis Or,rapst
several others closely laid up. They travelled in "god i`ratt'A
the Duke's Stand, where Tonic, prime Minister, „i by
were beaten. Truth here took a clear lead, follO!`ban.„00o
Pas, Manifold, and Ariosto, went on with the racell:be s_7(ol(it
won in a canter by two lengths, Ariosto AO
place about half a distance from home, and beatl.ll_?vos•
who was a neck before Faux Pas, by nearly three I'l' rgeols_:
in 2 min. 2 sec. Truth was objected to. • ail page
having OCT. 30.—Mr. Field, the veterin „.017
having exam i nHedATNrDultchA, pp ropnLoAurnEc eoifl
te
oto. b..tevosf
.tIAIe.
DE
ity Jo.
Mr. G. Sturt's Clincher, 4 yrs, Bst 51b
Sir W. Booth's Retail, 5 yrs, 7st 611) .... a
Aphrodite and three others ran. Won eastlYA,oosov°
THURSDAY, OCT. 31.—The GLASGOW STA RES °F Butler $ eb,
Duke of Bedford's Hesperus ,garsnateriqt.
Lord Clifden's Mapes • b a Ab•
ii7oll -s„, ,
Wingenund, Houlakin, and Ilex also ran. ar 01 *0 l•
SWEEPSTA KES of 50 sovs. each, Is ft, for two )eFiattos.,
Mr. Payne's Glenluce
Sir J. Hawley's Bilberry
Ilex and Lady Harriett atso ran. Won by n

vesrpt.ooHl
eAleuntu,smtnacAelseetteinogk,
The time for declaring forfeit for th;llandic,a,,:, at,„tb,es :Pee
on..,ster u.ittba
pi sl
aecxet elna(st
The disputed Doncaster Cup race was gone
Dan 4 to '-
winner of the steeple chase, The other races were u 4, Mt
importance. .0. :4,
. low
alt
the Stewards of the Jockey Club, who, after a t thot
int° long
decided in favour of The Ban. . „ 0011104
is usPicia`.tbe IS°
The Racing Times says, that there is a s rail all
Ellerslie is no other than the Hotspur wbo invisible
so,
The well-known racer Mildew is to go
Dutchman to a neck for the Derby, and was next tAe
season.a Pf
e sta Die eo,
tear,dd. eight to
te dwteoe
kt o.
ti Wain ~.‘,
races, and eighteen times at three year 01 _,„,,.
it tbe Li?'
son. He started three times when a two y tiii;g
which comprised the Queen's Vase and a',,_,:vyng,"(?„4l be 0101
The remarks of our correspondent " Beesr,wbl;,
~'
bridgeshire Stakes, in our last week's PaPe s posit": j. o.pg
"If Truth be let, she will -figure, as near OP' od °eel-
as he says, "to go straightaway
the she tribe," induced a correspondentbacx
and." it w tbe fil
her, ail; be r.ocr
would have it, I have won a small fortune_ter ati tbe
lected that " Beeswing" prophesied N'eiviolu' 01100
t ti 6 od Ji
of the Doncaster St. Leger. Win oe- st V ot
THE C HASE.—The Cheshire Hounds the 6 tile At
4th November, at Oxhey Farm • ThursM2, sem 17;to
Heath; Friday, the 7th, at HihwaY w.,-~,w,_ 0 T Tato fro
at Shipbrook Bridge ; Wednesday, the A.,„'e 10 ~,e.
Thursday, the 13th, at Arley ; SaturdaYL nsir frAg'iii;oos
Chapel. Each day at half-past ten o'cloca
t•FealeY POO ;OOP
Hounds will meet to-morrow, Nov. 5.1:1e stb, at„., . st e 1,1111
day, the 6th, at Farndon ; Saturday, • the 11;1,02
day, the 10th, at Bangor; WednesdaYA
,` sora! .
Park ; Friday, the 14th, at Acton Keynirt,L+o ‘OlO4,
at Boreaton Park. Each day at balip 10 " .