The Bishop of St. Asaph intends to hold an Ordination on Sunday, the 3rd of Nov. The Archbishop of York intends to hold a general Ordination at Bishopthorpe, on Sunday, the 17th of November. The Bishop of Oxford intends to hold an Ordination in the Cathedral, Oxford, on Sunday, the 22nd of December. All candidates for ordination on that day must send the necessary papers to J. Burder, Esq., 27, Parliament-street, London, on or before Saturday, November 9. CLERICAL APPOINTMENTS. Birch, Thomas, D. C. L... Chaplain to the Battle House of Correction. Cox, F............. Dinham, Wm. Burton.... Kuper, C. A. F........... Lennard, D. B............. Maitland, T. H., P. C. of Pratt, J. Jun................ Chaplain of the County Gaol and House of Correction, Head Master of the Free School, Hitchin, Herts. Chaplain to His Excellency the Lord Lieut. of Ireland. Head Master of the Schools at the Royal Liverpool Domestic Chaplain to H. R. H. the Duke of Cam- Domestic Chaplain to Lord Western Rural Dean of the Deanery of Wily, Dorset. Sunday Evening Lecturer of St. Stephen, Coleman St. Purbrick, Lewis, Christ Church, Oxford, a Surrogate for granting Marriage Licenses. Slater, G. M........... Bodleian Lecturer to the Mayor and Chamber of Exeter. Second Master of Oakham endowed Grammar School. Ward, R., of Shetford, a Surrogate for granting Marriage Licenses to the Diocese Tate, William.......... of Norwich. In p. 464, line 3 from the bottom, for Eshod read Edward. The apppointment of Mr. Hazlewood to Maidstone, in the October No., was incorrect, no vacancy having taken place. Name. CLERGYMEN DECEASED, Preferment. County. Arden, Spencer, Brampton, Northamptonshire. Bailey, Rishton Robinson Clark, B. A., of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Brooks, William... Browne, William.. (St. John's R., Coven-} try, Durham Durham Sir M. W. Ridley, bt. Lich.&C. & East Farndon R. Northam. Peterboro' Marlesford R. Glenham P. C. Suffolk Norwich East Stonehouse P. C. Devon Exon and Great and Little } Mayor & Corporation W. Child, Esq. D. and C. of Lichfield Mr. Miller Rev. T. C. Munnings Waters, E. P...... Overbury C. Streatley V. Worces. WALES. The vacancies occasioned by the death of the late Venerable Archdeacon Beynon in the gift of the Bishop of St. David's, have been thus disposed of:-The Archdeaconry of Cardigan has been conferred on the Rev. John Williams, of Balliol college, Oxford, late of Lampeter, and now Rector of the Edinburgh Academy. Mr. Williams resigns the vicarage of Lampeter, which the Bishop has conferred on Dr. Lewellin. The living of Penbryn, vacant by the resignation of the latter, is conferred upon the present curate of Lampeter, Mr. Hughes. By these judicious arrangements the Bishop has been able to carry into effect an object which he has long had in view, viz. to secure to two very important and valuable parishes the advantage of a resident Incumbent.-The Bishop has been pleased to collate the Rev. John Williams, Archdeacon of Cardigan, to the prebendal stall of Llanarthney, in the collegiate church of Brecon, vacant by the resignation of Dr. Lewellin.-His Lordship has also collated Dr. Lewellin to the stall or canonry of Clyro, in the college of Brecon, vacant by the death of Archdeacon Beynon. The livings of Penboyr, Llanfihangel Cilfargen, Llanfihangel Aberbythich, and Llanddeifeusant, held by Archdeacon Beynon, and in the gift of Earl Cawdor, will it is said, be given by that nobleman to the following clergymen. Rev. Dr. Prothero, vicar of Llandilo, succeeds to the rectory of Penboyr; Rev. Mr. Foley, to Llanfihangel Aberbythich, and the Rev. Herbert Williams, son of Sir George Griffies Williams, of Llwynwormwood, to the rectory Llanfihangel Cilfargen. EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SCOTLAND. The annual synodical meeting of the Bishop and Clergy of the diocese of Aberdeen was holden at Aberdeen on Wednesday, 24th August. The Rev. R. W. Anderson, M. A., of Old Deer, preached; after which, the Bishop delivered an impressive and well-timed charge. On Wednesday, the 18th September, the Right Rev. Bishop Walker held his visitation for the western part of his diocese, in St. Mary's Chapel, Glasgow, when a sermon was preached by the Rev. George Almont. The Bishop confirmed on Sunday, the 15th September, in St. Andrew's Chapel, Glasgow; on Sunday, the 22d, in St. Mary's Chapel, Glasgow; on Sunday, the 29th, in Trinity Chapel, Paisley; and on Sunday, October 6th, in St. John's Chapel, Greenock. On Wednesday, the 25th September, Trinity Chapel, Paisley, which had been opened for divine service in May last, was consecrated by Bishop Walker, when a sermon was preached by the Rev. Edward Craig, M. A., Minister of St. James's Chapel, Edinburgh, and which is to be published for the benefit of the funds of the chapel. The Rev. W. M. Wade, by whose exertions the chapel has been erected, and who has officiated for fourteen years to the Episcopal congregation, was formally inducted Minister of the new chapel. The Rev. R. Martin, B. A. of Trinity College, Dublin, was inducted Minister of St. John's Chapel, Greenock, on Sunday, 6th October. Sept. 12. The Rev. J. Cruickshank was ordained Minister of Manor. 18. The Rev. Robert Simpson was ordained Minister of Kintore. 19. The Rev. W. M'Lean was inducted to the Scottish Church, Isle of Man. 19. The Rev. J. Chrystal was ordained Minister of Auchinleek. VOL IV.-Nov. 1833. 4 F A new church is about to be erected at Montreal, and one at Buenos Ayres. DIED. At Edinburgh, the Rev. John Johnston, who, with his congregation of Relief Dissenters, lately joined the Established Church. SCOTTISH UNIVERSITIES. Thomas Clarke, M. D., has been elected Professor of Chemistry in Marischal College, Aberdeen, by the casting vote of the Principal. IRELAND. The Lord Bishop of Cork is to execute the different ecclesiastical duties for the Bishop of Limerick during his indisposition. The visitation of the Archbishop of Cashel, as Diocesan of Waterford and Lismore, for the first time since their union, was held at the cathedral church of Lismore on the 18th ult., by the Rev. Richard Hobson, Vicar General of the diocese, when an excellent and appropriate sermon was delivered by the Rev. Archdeacon Power. The attendance of the clergy was unusually numerous. The Vicarages General of the dioceses of Cork and Ross are vacant by the death of Dr. Heard, who held them for many years. The appointments are of course with the Bishop. At an Ordination held on Sunday, the 6th October, in the Cathedral of Killaloe, by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese, the following gentlemen were admitted into Holy Orders-Priests-Rev. Wm. M'Ilwain, Rev. M. Lloyd Apjohn, A.B., Hon and Rev. M. Tottenham, A. B., Rev. Wm. N. Leger, A. B., Rev. Mr. Young, A. B., Rev. Mr. Disney, A. B., Rev. Mr. Verschoyle, Rev. Wm. Adamson, A. B. Deacons Mr. Evans, Mr. J. R. Sargent, Mr. Finlay, A.B., Edward Tottenham, A. B, Mr. Bland, A.B., Frank Hewson, A.B., A. Armstrong, A. B., Mr. Verschoyle, Mr. Knox, A. B., Mr. Disney, Page Brough, Mr. Crosle. The Ordination Sermon was preached by the Rev. E. Carr, who was among the number of those admitted to Priest's Orders. At an Ordination held on Sunday week at the Cathedral Church of St. Finn Barr's, by the Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross, the following gentlemen were admitted into Priests' Orders:-the Rev. Messrs. Mullins, Ashe, and Cotter; and into Deacons' Orders-Messrs. Freke, Hardy, W. Sherrard, and Plummer. The Very Rev. the Dean of Tuam has nominated the Rev. J. Lovett Darby, A.M., to the Perpetual Curacy of Acton, vacated by the Rev. Savage Hall, who bas been preferred to the Vicarage of Derryaghy, by his Grace the Lord Primate. The Rev. Nathaniel Bland, of Killarney, who was ordained at Killaloe on the 6th instant, has been appointed to the Curacy of Templenoe, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Charles P. Thomas. The living of Blessington has been given to the Rev. George Moore, son of the late Member; that of Tubber, to the Rev. Moore Morgan, by the Archbishop of Dublin. The Rev. Dr. Vignoles has been continued in his appointment, as Dean of the Chapel Royal, and first Chaplain to his Excellency the Marquess Wellesley. William Cotter Kyle, Esq. LL. D., Barrister at Law, on Saturday took the oaths prescribed by law on being appointed Vicar-General of the diocese of Cork and Ross, in the room of the late Henry J. Heard, LL.D., déceased. The Living of Killarney has been tendered by the Earl Kenmare to the Rev. Arthur Herbert. Ralph Westropp Brereton, Esq., is appointed. Commissioner of Tithes to the several parishes in the diocese of Ferns. |