The Churchman's Monthly Review and Chronicle

Bridger, Rev. J.

New Church, I. of Wight

Cartwright, Rev. John

Brown, Rev. E.
Burrows, Rev. S.

Chapman, Rev. T.
Cockerton, Rev. J.
Coles, Rev. J.
Cooper, Rev. James
Cox, Rev. Jas., D.D.
Cripps, Rev. J. M.
Cumberlege, Rev. J.
Dickson, Rev. J. W.
Du Pré, Rev. Samuel
Evans, Rev. E. C.
Figgins, Rev. J. L.
Freeland, Rev. H.
Fullerton, Rev. A.
Gilby, Rev. F. D.
Grenside, Rev. C.
Hill, Rev. H. T.
Hodgson, Rev. John
James, Rev. Henry
Jenkyns, Rev. R.
Kennaway, Rev. C. E.
Larken, Rev. E. R.
Lindley, Rev. Wm.

Marychurch, Rev.H.W.
May, Rev. C. J.
Mayhew, Rev.
M'Gill, Rev. T.
Medwin, Rev. T. R.

Montgomery, Rev.S.V.
Norris, Rev. James
North, Rev. J. H.
Pocock, Rev. G.
Radcliffe, Rev. A. W.
Rawlings, Rev. W.
Robert, Rev. E. R.
Sharpe, Rev. S. C.

Holy Trin. Chap., Strat-
ford-on-Avon.
Upper Gornal, P.C. Staff.
Pres. of Corp. Christ. coll.
Herringfleet, D. Suffolk
St. Paul's, P.C. Mary bone
North Newnton, v. Wilts.
Thenford, R. Northpton.
Burton-by-Lincoln, P.C.
Newport, P.C. Devon.

Monkton Farl., R. Wilts.

Sheinton, R. Salop.

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Rev. T. Hodgson.

Ferry-hill, P.C. Durham

Radford-Semele, v. War.

Turweston, R. Bucks.

St. Barnabas, Bristol

D.andC.of Westmr. The Bishop.

St.Jude's, Bradford, York.

Palgrave, R. Suffolk

Great Yeldham, R. Essex

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673

Mrs. Cripps.

Egginton, P.C. Beds.

Queen (by lapse).

Chp.of the "Madagascar."

Highley, v. Salop.

Hope-und.-Dinm.P.C.Her.

St. Clement's, R. Manc.

Hasketon, R. Suff.

Thribergh, R. York.

St. James,P.C.Cheltenham

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Trustees.

Rev. H. Freeland. J. Fullerton, Esq. Trustees for 40 yrs.

British Chap. in Archangel

Wolverley, v. Worc.

Hoxne, Suffolk, v.

D.and C.of Worces. Sir E. Kerrison, Bt.

Willingdon, v. Sussex

Ch.Ch. P.C. Turnham Gr.

Appointments.-Rev. J. Lever to the vicarage of Ardnurcher, Westmeath: patron, the Crown.-Rev J. B. Ormsby, to the Precentorship of Waterford Cathedral.Rev. G. Wren, to the benefice of Kilfinnan and Darragh, co. Limerick: patron, the Earl of Cork and Orrery.-Rev. C. Caulfield, to the rectory of Creagh, co. Cork: patron, the Bishop.-Rev. J. Lucas, to the Union of Kilcreedy, co. Clare: patron, the

Bishop.-Rev. J. Martin, to the Union of Kilneboy, co. Clare: patron, the Bishop.Rev. H. Trousdell, to the vicarage of Killard, co. Clare: patron, the Bishop.

Deaths.-Rev. E. Dowling, vicar of Kilbride Veston, Westmeath: patrons, the Giffard family.-Rev. A. Lindsay, rector of the Union of Rathdrumma, co. Louth: patron, the Crown.-Rev. Wm. Vaudeleur, rector of the Union of Julianstown.

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Bishop of Bangor. Miss Thomas

Appointments." Rev. John Pratt. Lord Chancellor. T. T. Drake, Esq. Earl of Dunraven.

D.and C.ofSt. Paul's J. T. Mott, Esq. D.andC.ofNorwich.

ORDINATIONS.

DEACONS.

G. G. Hayter, B.A. Oriel coll. Oxf.
C. J. A. Padby, B.A. Exeter coll. Oxf.
T. L. Rich, S.C.L. New Inn hall, Oxf.
T. Renwick, B.A., Christ Ch., Oxf.
W. Savage, B.A., Queen's coll. Oxf.
J. B. Chalker, B.A., St. John's coll. Camb.
T. O. Feetham, B.A., Trin. coll. Camb.
R. G. Maul, B.A., St. John's coll. Camb.
G. H. Parminter, B.A., Trin. coll. Camb.
P. V. Robinson, B.A., Christ's coll. Camb.
J. W. Ward, B.A., St. John's coll. Camb.
PRIESTS.

Rev. C. H. Archer, B.A., Ball. coll. Oxf.
Rev. R. L. Bampfield, B.A., Trin. coll. Ox.
Rev. F. E. B. Cole, B.A., St. Ed. hall, Oxf.
Rev. J. Harris, B.A., Pemb. coll. Oxf.
Rev. W. E. Vigor, B.A., Worc. coll. Oxf
Rev. C. H. Walker, B.A., Worc. coll. Oxf.

On Sunday, Sept. 24, by the Lord Bishop of Peterborough: :

DEACONS.

J. White, B.A., New Inn hall, Oxf.

J. P. Goodman, B.A., Emm. coll. Camb.
W. Hildebrand, B.A., Clare hall, Camb.
D. Mackintosh, B.A., Cor. Ch. coll. Camb.
W. F. Murray, B.A., Cor. Ch. coll. Camb.
S. K. Swann, B.A., Christ's coll. Camb.
J. Taylor, B.A., Trin. coll. Camb.
J. Blackburn, B.A., Pemb. coll. Camb.
H. M. Short, Univ. coll. Durham.

PRIESTS.

Rev. F. W. Martin, B.A., Ball. coll. Ox.
Rev. J. W. Ayre, B.A., St. Pet. coll. Cam.
Rev. W. Bennett, B.A., St. John's coll. Cam.
Rev. R. Bryan, B.A., Trin. coll. Cam.
Rev. C. Charlton, B.A., St. John's coll. Cam.
Rev. W.Dusantoy, B.A.,Syd.Suss.coll. Cam.
Rev. W. L. Towke, B.A., Queen's coll. Cam.
Rev. W. M. Kerr, B.A., St. John's coll. Cam.
Rev. J.Sutherland, B.A., Queen's coll. Cam.
Rev. W. Twynne, B.A., Mag. Coll. Cam.

On Sunday Sept. 24, by the Lord Bishop of Hereford, for the Bishop of Lichfield :

DEACONS.

H. Homer, B.A., Jesus coll. Cam.
W. Nuttall, B.A., Queen's coll. Cam.
R. Burgess, B.A., Christ's coll. Cam.
J. F. Macmichael, B.A., Trin. coll. Cam.
S. B. Taylor, M.A., Trin. coll. Cam.
T. Evans, B.A.. St. John's Coll. Cam.
J. H. Roberts, B.A., Clare Hall, Cam.
T. J. Avard, B.A., Trin. Coll. Dub.

PRIESTS.

Rev. W. Taylor, B.A., Trin. coll. Oxf. Rev. R. Merewether, B.A.,St. Alb.-hall, Ox. Rev.S. C. Brown, B.A., St. John's coll. Cam. Rev. R. Hey, B.A., St. John's coll. Cam. Rev. J. Winter, B.A., Jesus coll. Cam. Rev. C. H. Ramsden, B.A., Trin. coll. Cam. Rev. J. B. Webb, B.A., Corp. Ch. coll. Cam. Rev. T. Gawthrop, BA., Trin. coll. Dub. Rev. C. A. Graham, B.Á., Trin. coll. Dub.

UNIVERSITIES.

CAMBRIDGE.

At a Congregation holden on Saturday, July 1, the following degrees were conferred:

DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.
T. W. Peile, M.A., Trinity coll.
DOCTORS OF THE CIVIL LAW.
E. Price, LL.B., St. John's coll.
G. Spence, LL.B., Jesus coll.
MASTERS OF ARTS.

F. Fowke, St. Peter's coll.
R. Potter, St. Peter's coll.
W. J. Shearley, St. Peter's coll.
T. S. Ackland, Clare hall.
J. S. Foster, Pembroke coll.
H. O. Irwin, Pembroke coll.

C. Spencer, Pembroke coll.
C. H. Bingham, Caius coll.
G. Sharp, Caius coll.

C. W. Woodhouse, Caius coll.

C. H. Burton, Corpus Christi coll. J. Adeney, Queen's coll.

T. O. Drawbridge, Queen's coll.

H. Hopwood, Queen's coll.
J. Ketley, Queen's coll.

J. Kitton, Queen's coll.

E. H. Hawke, St. Catharine's hall. F. L. Osler, St. Catharine's hall. A. Woodward, St. Catharine's hall.

J. P. Birkett, Jesus coll.

R. P. Bowness, Jesus coll.

P. C. M. Hoskin, Jesus coll.
G. L. Barker, Christ's coll.
J. Garvey, Christ's coll.
L. D. Kennedy, Christ's coll.
J. A. Addison, St. John's coll.
G. W. Darby, St. John's coll.
H. T. Deacle, St. John's coll.
C. Easther, St. John's coll.
R. H. Kirby, St. John's coll.
G. N. G. Lawson, St. John's coll.
F. L. Lloyd, St. John's coll.
W. T. Preedy, St. John's coll.
W. Randolph, St. John's coll.
J. Thomson, St. John's coll.
R. C. Hales, Magdalen coll.
W. F. Neville, Magdalen coll.
G. Sandford, Magdalen coll.
E. J. Boyce, Trinity coll.
F. C. A. Clifford, Trinity coll.
H. Downton, Trinity coll.
J. F. Hore, Trinity coll.
R. H. Neate, Trinity coll.
T. Taylor, Trinity coll.

BACHELORS OF ARTS.

H. Ford, Trinity coll.
W. J. Marshall, Queen's coll.
E. J. Reeve, St. Peter's coll.

At a Congregation holden on Monday, July 3, the following degrees were conferred:

BACHELORS OF ARTS. G. A. Green, St. John's coll.

W. S. Holworthy, Trinity coll.

DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.

G. A. Butterton, B.D., St. John's coll.

BACHELOR OF DIVINITY.

W. Williamson, M.A., Clare hall.

MASTERS OF ARTS.

T. Hervey, Clare hall.

J. C. Home, Clare hall.
C. F. Newell, Clare hall.
G. Elliot, Pembroke coll.
C. Hue, Caius coll.
T. Loy, Caius coll.

F. R. Crowther, Caius coll.

F. O. Haynes, Caius coll.

E. Male, Caius coll.

A. Kemp, Caius coll.
W. F. Rawes, Caius coll.

G. Kemp, Corpus Christi coll.

W. C. King, Corpus Christi coll.
A. Paris, Corpus Christi coll.

J. B. Reynardson, Corpus Christi coll.
F. E. Durnford, King's coll.
J. H. Kirwan, King's coll.
G. W. Money, King's coll.
W. Young, King's coll.

J. Bridger, St. Catharine's hall.
J. Rate, St. Catharine's hall.
R. F. Powell, Jesus college.
W. W. Ewbank, Christ's coll.

J. W. Reeves, Christ's coll.
T. B. Stevenson, Christ's coll.
J. C. Wharton, Christ's coll.
A. Wilkin, Christ's coll.
G. L. Wilson, Christ's coll.
J. Atlay, St. John's coll.
J. Blow, St. John's coll.
J. L. Brenchley, St. John's coll.
W. Burnside, St. John's coll.
W. A. Chapman, St. John's coll.
R. Ellis, St. John's coll.
F. Jackson, St. John's coll.
J. Jackson, St. John's coll.
W. Kelk, St. John's coll.
C. A. Oak, St. John's coll
F. Randolph, St. John's coll.
S. L. Smith, St. John's coll.
B. Williams, St. John's coll.
J. Buck, Magdalen coll.
F. Fisher, Magdalen coll.
G. Jackson, Magdalen coll.
A. M'Ewen, Magdalen coll.
G. C. Uppleby, Magdalen coll.
P. S. Bagge, Trinity coll
W. P. Byrne, Trinity coll.
D. Darnell, Trinity coll.
J. N. Dyce, Trinity coll.
C. E. Ellison, Trinity coll
W. Evans, Trinity coll.
G. Ferguson, Trinity coll.
F. Goulburn, Trinity coll.
R. Hodgson, Trinity coll
J. B. Hume, Trinity coll.
R. H. Hurst, Trinity coll.
E. Law, Trinity coll.

W. H. Lewthwaite, Trinity coll.
W. C. Lukis, Trinity coll
R. M'Neill, Trinity coll.

W. E. Malcolm, Trinity coll.

W. Massey, Trinity coll.

J. H. Micklethwaite, Trinity college.

W. C. Newcome, Trinity coll.

W. Pollard, Trinity coll.
J. J. Prickett, Trinity coll.
H. Rogers, Trinity coll.
J. Rogers, Trinity coll.
S. Sandbach, Trinity coll.
T. D. Skipwith, Trinity coll.
W. Stirling, Trinity coll.
M. Thomas, Trinity coll.
G. Warry, Trinity coll.
G. B. Yard, Trinity coll.
W. Mackenzie, Trinity hall.
L. Deedes, Emmanuel coll.
J. George, Emmanuel coll.
G. Lloyd, Emmanuel coll.
C. Oldham, Emmanuel coll.
H. J. Peach, Emmanuel coll.
J. Thorold, Emmanuel coll.
M. Turner, Emmanuel coll.
W. Yates, Emmanuel coll.
G. Edmundson, Sidney Sussex coll.
T. M. Sherwood, Downing coll.

THE

CHURCHMAN'S MONTHLY REVIEW

AND CHRONICLE.

OCTOBER, 1843.

THE LIFE OF WILLIAM BEDELL, D.D. Lord Bishop of Kilmore. By H. J. MONCK MASON, LL.D. M.R.I.A. Librarian of the King's Inns, Dublin. London. Seeleys. 1843.

THE age of Charles the First may be regarded as the crisis of the Irish Reformation. The vigour of Elizabeth had crushed those rebellious movements, which had for their object the establishment of a Spanish influence in that country, and the policy of James had done more for the extension of English power and English influence, than had been accomplished by any of the princes who preceded him upon the throne of Britain. At the accession of Charles, the field seemed open, and the prospect sufficiently encouraging. The attachment of the great Irish chieftains to popery was rather political than religious. The change in the doctrines of the established church in King Edward's time had originated in England, and had been extended to Ireland under the sanction of English authority. These chiefs were themselves, indeed, for the most part, if not universally, men of irreligious principles and debauched morals, who could hardly entertain sincere conscientious scruples about renouncing their former profession of faith, and who actually did manifest no such scruples when a renunciation of it appeared materially useful for their purposes. But besides that a gross superstition often seizes upon the lurking consciences of such men with more tenacity than true religion-this connection of the reformed principles with English influence was a sufficient reason OCTOBER, 1843.

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