Rev. D. Falloon, missionary at Clarendon, Ottawa River.

Rev. R. G. Blees, missionary of Russeltown and parts adjacent.

At an Ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Jerusalem, at Jerusalem, on Sunday, July 31, 1842, the Rev. John Mühleison, of the Church Mission to Abyssinia, was ordained Priest

The Lord Bishop of Killaloe held an Ordination on the 14th of Aug., in the cathedral, Killaloe, when the following gentlemen were admitted to holy Orders, viz. : PRIESTS.

Rev. R. Hayes, A.B., Rev. H. Irwin, A.B., Rev. A. A. Jones, A. B., for the diocese of Killaloe: Rev. R. Smith, A.B., for the diocese of Clonfert: Rev. John Beamish, A.B., Rev. Broderick Tuckey, A.B., Rev. W. J. Thornhill, A.B., Rev. Samuel Hayman, A.B., for the diocese of Cork: Rev. Thomas A. Waring, A.B.; all of Trinity college, Dublin. DEACONS

William Sandford, A.B., for the diocese of Cork: William Murphy, A.B., Arthur W. Edwards, A.B., William E. Kingston, A.B., Thomas Power, A.B., Alexander Smullan, A.B., Robert Gibbings, A.B., Henry Robinson, A.B., Henry Gilman, A.M., Edward T. Lador, A.B., Thomas M'Clatchie, A.B., Robert Ellis, A.B., John Leslie Stawell, A.B., for the diocese of Killaloe; Knox Homan, A.B., for the diocese of Limerick : all of Trinity college, Dublin.

On Sunday, Sept. 18, the Lord Bishop of Limerick held an Ordination at St. Munchin's, Limerick, when the following gentlemen were admitted to Holy Orders:PRIESTS.

Rev. F. G. Clerk, A.B., Rev. W. Sandford, A.B., Rev. R. Robotham, A.B., Rev. R. Herbert, A.B., Rev. R. Longfield, A.B., Rev. R. Ellis, A.B., from the diocese of Waterford, Rev. J. Johnson Egan, from Kilmore, Rev. Wm. E. Kingston, A. B. from Waterford, Rev. Henry Fry, A.B., from Kilmore, Rev. Arthur Wm. Edwards, A.B., from Killaloe.

DEACONS.

John Norman, A.B., E. Lee Sandford, Joseph Chapman, letters dim. from Meath.

At an Ordination, holden at the cathedral church of Llandaff, on Sunday, Sept. 18th, the following gentlemen were admitted to holy orders.DEACONS.

Henry Thomas Harris, B.A., Jesus college, Oxford.

John Macie Leir, B.A., New Inn hall, Ox. Thomas Lewis, divinity student, Camb. William Jenkins, divinity student, Camb. James Irving, B.A., Trinity college, Dublin, (by letters dimissory from the Archbishop of Dublin.)

PRIESTS.

Rev. William Edward Smith, B.A., Exeter college, Oxford.

Rev. G. G. Gwyon, B.A., St. Peter's college, Cambridge.

Rev. Chas. Wm. Grove, St. David's college, Lampeter.

Rev. Richard Evans, St. David's college, Lampeter.

Rev. Thomas Brown, St. David's college, Lampeter.

Rev. Thomas Evans, divinity student, Usk. Rev. Wm. B. Lawrence, St. David's college, Lampeter.

Rev. John J. Williams, divinity student,
Cambridge.

Rev. Thomas Harries, literate.
Rev. James Hughes, literate.
Rev. Wm. Stack, B.A., Trinity college,
Dublin, (by letters dimissory from the
Archbishop of Dublin.)

At a General Ordination holden by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, in the Cathedral church of Salisbury, on Sunday, September 25th, 1842, the following gentlemen were admitted to holy orders :

DEACONS-Of Oxford. Edwd. Aug. Ferryman, B.A., Univ. Coll. Edward Haydon Brunett, B.A., Merton College.

Benjamin Buckler Gifford Ashley, B.A., St. Alban's Hall.

Thos. Hammond House, B.A., Worcester College.

Alfred Barrett, B.A., Worcester College. Thomas Bayly, B.A., Magdalene Hall, by

letters dim. from the Bishop of Chichester. Philip Antoine de Tessier, B.A., Corpus Christi College. by letters dim, from the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Of Cambridge.

James Beck, M.A., Corpus Christi Coll. James Joyce Evans, M.A. Trinity Coll.

The London Gazette of Tuesday, Sept. 27, 1842, contains an Order of her Majesty in Council, ratifying a scheme of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the augmentation of certain benefices and churches, described in three schedules. The grants are the following:

ANNUAL GRANTS IN SCHEDULE A.

Adlington in Standish, P.C. Lancashire, 717. Bamber Bridge, St. Saviour's, D.C. in Blackburn, Lancashire, 751.

Batley Carr, Holy Trinity, P.C. in Dewsbury, Yorkshire, 1207.

Blackburn, St. John, P.C. Lancashire, 351. Blackburn, St. Paul, P.C. Lancashire, 767. Blackley in Manchester, P.C. Lancash. 271. Buckley Long, v. Northamptonshire, 12. Collierley in Lanchester, D.C. Durham, 851. Cross Canonby, P.C. Cumberland, 741. Darwen Lower, St. James, P.C. in Blackburn, Lancashire, 924.

Darwen Lower, Over Trinity, P.C. Lancashire. 287. Dewsbury Moor, St. John, P.c. Yorkshire, 1002.

Dewsbury, Earls Heaton, St. Peter, F.C. Yorkshire, 671.

Dewsbury, Hanging Heaton, St. Paul, P.C. Yorkshire, 907.

Feniscowles, Immanuel, in Blackburn, P.C. Lancashire, 707.

Foleshill, St. Paul, D.C. Warwicksh. 1041
Habergham Eaves, Trinity, in Whalley,
D.C. Lancashire, 621.

Hampton, Little, v. Sussex, 261.
Holcomb in Bury, P.C. Lancashire, 417.
Lancaster, St. Ann, P.C. Lancashire, 40%
Lichfield, St. Michael, P.C. Staffordsh. 177.
Lydgate, St. Ann, in Rochdale, P.C. Lan-
cashire, 81.

Melbecks, Trinity, in Grinton, D.C. Yorkshire, 1477.

ANNUAL GRANTS IN SCHEDULE B.

Didsbury, P.C. Lanc. (benefaction. 6007.); grant, 341.

Huyton, v. Lancash. (benefaction, 10007.); grant, 561.

London, Mile End New Town, All Saints, P.C. Middlesex (benefaction, a house estimated at 9007.); grant, 307. St. Peter's, Southwark, D.C. (benefaction, 4501.); grant, 251.

ANNUAL GRANTS IN SCHEDULE C.

Alderbury, v. Wilts (tithes arising therein); grant, 167.

Armitage, P.C. Staffordshire (tithes arising therein); grant, 67.

Clydey, v. Pembroke (tithes arising therein); grant, 157.

Ferring with East Preston and Kingston,

v. Sussex (tithes arising therein); grant,

281. Garthbrengy, P.C. Brecon (tithes arising therein); grant, 8.

Llanfynydd, v. Carmarthen (tithes arising therein); grant, 177.

Osbaldwick, v. Yorkshire (tithes arising therein); grant, 107.

Strensall, v. Yorkshire (tithes arising therein); grant, 647.

Wellington Heath, D.C. Herefordshire (tithes arising in Ledbury); grant, 147. Westbury, v. Wilts. (tithes arising therein); grant, 561.

The same Gazette contains the following order-At the Court at Windsor, the 24th day of September, present the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council. It is this day ordered by her Majesty in Council, that his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury do prepare a form of Prayer and Thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY GOD, for the late abundant harvest; and that such form of Prayer and Thanksgiving be used in all churches and chapels in England and Wales, and in the town of Berwick-onTweed, on Sunday the 2nd day of October

next.

Muswell Hill.-The Lord Bishop of London has consecrated the new church of St. James, on Muswell Hill, in the parish of Hornsey. The church is calculated to accommodate 400 persons: one-third of the sittings are free; the site was presented by Henry Warner, Esq., who also subscribed 2007. towards the erection.

New Church in the liberty of the Rolls.— The Bishop of London lately consecrated the church of St. Thomas, situate in Bream's-buildings, Chancery-lane.

The church is built on a site of ground presented by the Bishop of Chichester, and is a remarkably neat edifice, built in the Gothic style, capable of affording accommodation for about 1000 persons, and erected at a cost of 3600l., the whole of which has been raised, with the exception of 6801. The pews in the body of the church, and the oak carvings of the screen, formerly belonged to the Temple Church.

The church of St. Thomas, in the parish of Aldersgate, has been consecrated by the Lord Bishop of London. The ground was given by the Governors of the Charterhouse, and the church will contain about 1500 persons. The expense of the building has been defrayed from the Metropolitan Churches' Fund.

St. Paul's, Shadwell, in Thorner.-The neat little edifice which has been recently erected at Shadwell, and intended as a chapel of ease to the parish church of Thorner, was consecrated by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Ripon, on Thursday, 21st July. It is calculated to seat rather more than 200 persons.

Winchester. On the 21st July, the new and elegant church of the united parishes of St. Maurice and St. Mary Calendar, in this city, was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of the diocese.

Llangarron, Herefordshire.-The church of Llangarron having been repaired and enlarged, has been re-opened for Divine service.

Whitley Lower, Yorkshire.-The foundation-stone of a new church at Whitley Lower, in the parish of Thornhill, has been laid. The church will be a handsome structure in the Norman style of architecture, and is to contain about 400 sittings, of which a considerable number will be free. The site is given by the Earl of Dartmouth, and the whole expense of the erection will be most generously defrayed by Thomos Wheatley, Esq., of Cote Wall, Mirfield.

St. Paul's Church, Buttershaw, York

shire. This church has been consecrated by the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Ripon. The church is situated a little to the right on the road from Bradford to Halifax, and has been erected at the sole expense of John Hardy, Esq., M.P. At the conclusion of the service in the church, the Bishop consecrated the adjoining ground as a place of sepulture.

Barnstaple. A very interesting meeting was lately held at the Guildhall, Barnstaple, after the consecration of the new chapel at Harracott, to make arrangements in aid of the new church proposed to be built in that parish, towards which desirable object the Rev. J. J. Scott has so munificently contributed. The presence of the Lord Bishop of the diocese materially aided the cause. Subscriptions amounting to above 11007. of the 20007. required, have already been announced.

Barnard's Green, Worcestershire. A new chapel is to be built and endowed at Barnard's Green, in the parish of Great Malvern, Worcestershire, under circumstances of a very unusual character. The design has been originated by a few farmers and poor labourers, who form a population of 372 persons resident from two to four miles from their parish church. The sum of 81l. 1s. 6d. has been subscribed by these

persons in amounts varying from 6d. to 107. 10s. The parishioners of Great Malvern have formed a Committee to collect subscriptions. The total amount required is 17507.

Trinity Church, Plymouth.-This church was lately consecrated by the Bishop of Exeter. Upwards of forty of the clergy were present. The sittings are nearly all taken. There are about 600 free sittings for the poor.

New Church at Attleborough. — This church, dedicated to the Holy Trinity, was lately consecrated by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Worcester. There are 514 sittings, 343 of which are free and unappropriated.

Windy Nook. The new chapel at Windy Nook was lately consecrated by the Bishop of Durham. It is called St. Alban's, in commemoration of the first martyr of the Anglican Church.

Ripon.-The new church at Mickley, near Ripon, has been consecrated by the Lord Bishop of the diocese. This church has been built at the cost of the members of the Dalton family, and the endowment raised by subscription among the neighbouring families, aided by a grant of 300. from the Ripon Diocesan Church Building Society.

Appointments.-Rev. J. H. Allen to the Union of Kilrush, county Clare; patron, the Bishop of Killaloe. Rev. W. A. Beau fort to the rectory of Ballydelobar, county Cork; patron, the Bishop of Cork. Rev. J. A. Bolster to the prebend of Kilaspigmullane and rectory of Kilcoane; patron, the Bishop of Cork. Rev. Hawtrey Brown to the living of Kilmenagh, county Wexford. Rev. J. Freke to the vicarage of Kilcoe and Clear, county Cork. Rev. Richard Gibbings to the rectory and vicarage of Raymunterdoney, county Donegal ; patron, the Bishop of Raphoe. Rev. Abraham Goff to the rectory of Carne, county Wexford; patron, the Bishop of Leighlin. Rev. James Gollock to the living of Brinny. Rev. James Grant to the rectory of Templebodane. Rev. Robert Harvey to the rectory and vicarage of Leck, county Donegal; patron, the crown. Rev. Mr. Jones to the rectory of Rossdroit, county Wexford; patron the bishop. Rev. F. W. Mant to the prebend of St. Andrews, county Down; patron, the bishop. Rev. William Meade to the rectory and vicarage of Inchinabacka. Rev. M'Causland to the living of Desertoghill: patron, the Bishop of Derry. Rev. W. R. Molesworth to the vicarage of Ardfield, county Cork; patron, the Bishop

of Ross. Rev. Charles Porter, B.D. to the rectory of Augnamullen, Monaghen. Rev. Wm. Spedding to the rectory of Carrisgrohanbeg. Rev. A. Stewart to the church of Killarow, in the united parishes of Killarow and Kilmensie. Rev. Charles F. Stewart to the rectory and vicarage of Clondehorka, county Donegal; patron, the college. Rev. Stewart S. Trench to the rectory of Gilbertson, county Carlow; patron, the Bishop of Leighlin. Rev. Hugh G. Webb to the rectory of Dysert Galon, Queen's county; patron, Earl Stanhope. Rev. James White to the impropriate curacy of Ardemaine and Killena, County Wexford. Rev. H. Whitty to the prebend of Enniscathrie; patron, the Bishop of Killaloe.

Deaths. Hon. and Rev. George de-laPóer Beresford, provost of the cathedral church at Tuam, rector and vicar of Fenagh, county Leitrim. Rev. Wm. Hinson, rec tor of Rossdroit, county Wexford. Rev. J. Macbeth, vicar of Templebodane, county Cork. Rev. W. Smith, incumbent of Desertoghill. Rev. Thomas Sutton, rector of Congell, diocese of Meath. Rev. Irwine Whitty, A.M., prebend of Enniscathrie, and the Union of Kilrush, county Clare; patron, the Bishop of Killaloe.