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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 30, 1855

Page

13

Ecclesiastical Appointments and Church News Digest

The section lists multiple clergy moves across England and Ireland including Rev. H. C. Blagden to Frankley Worcestershire and Rev. J. St. Walshaw to St. Mary's Droylsden Manchester. It notes confirmations by the Bishop of London and consecration of St John the Evangelist, Drury Lane, and the creation of new parochial districts and churches.

H.C. Blagden Frankley Worcestershire R. H. Davis St. Luke’s Chelsea O. Dene Mary Trinity Barnstaple Hanbury Wickhambrook Clare Suffolk Lincoln W. Sharpe Mareham-le-Fen Boston Lincolnshire Carlisle Luther St.Andrew’s Church Aberdeen J. St. Walshaw St. Mary’s Church Droylsden Manchester W. Whitelock Penrith Grammar School Hutton-in-the- Forest Cumberland J. Wilkinson Cambo Kirkharle Northumberland Thomas Anderson M. Cooper Wakefield Cooper Diocese of William Jackson C. J. Burton London Christ Church Newgate-street St. Martin’s-in-the-Fields St. Luke Judd-place New-road King’s Cross Eastern-square Somerstown H. C. Radcliffe Ugthorpe Whitby James Hindson Messrs. Coe and Goodwin W. Langdale Durham Advertiser St.Mary’s Church Gateshead Newcastle Society of Antiquarians Margate Abingdon Colchester St. Mary’s Bury St. Edmunds Romford Birmingham J. C. Miller W. Cockin J. C. Barrett Friend of the Clergy Corporation J. Brown M.D J. Lucy R. Whittington J. T. Driffield J. E. Cox W. Mitchell Mr. W. Rogers Earl of Chichester Aldrich England Marquis of Salisbury C. Sawbridge

Protestant guardians clash over education in Dublin poorhouse

The letter from Rev Thomas Eineston protests Roman Catholic guardians dictating Protestant children education and book bans in the South Dublin Union. He cites Church of Rome tenets and warns of broader church influence, urging defense of Protestant rights amid poor-house governance.

Weekly Chronicle Ncee Thomas Eineston South Ireland Thomas Kingston Ashfield Harold’s Cross Detter Doctor Wall Alderman Reynolds Church of Rome Apostolic See Dens Maynooth College Clogher Clogher Mission-house Roya Intsh Academy Academy House Dawson Street Academy Romney Robinson Todd Petrie St. Molaise J. F.waller Petrarch Boccacio Meath Trim Westmeath Mullingar Dublin Roman Catholic Review W. Harrison Ainsworth Duncombe Flitches la Republique

Bishop of Oxford sermon raises funds for St Marys Hospital

A Sunday sermon at St Marys Hospital in Oxford raised a substantial collection of 3351 pounds 12 shillings 11 pence. The report notes later anecdotes about Sir Henry Bishop in Paris and Meyerbeer, then details a July dinner at the Prmanxtrutoric Institution, plus social and civic events in Oldham and Cork, including tax court antics and charity speakers.

St. Sae Ee Oxford St. Mary’s Hospital Pital Henry Bishop Meyerbeer Paris Bishop W. H. Newton Kingshott Railway Inn London Southampton Isle of Wight Cowes Orpham Lyceum Oldham Lyceum Union-street Oldham John Platt Lord Stanley James Platt William Fairbairn C.J Manchester Vaughan Lancashire Independent College Henry Ashworth Turton Bolton R.B. Cronin Patrick Walsh Denis ‘Shea Eliza Shea Shea Walsh W., Hackett Mr. Donegan Cork Doctors’ Commons Journal de St Petersbourg Cobden James Graham House of Commons West Riding Frederick Guarracino Samsoon Asia Minor Tokat Craig Land Transport Corps Amascia Tooshari Sivaz

Napier loses fortune as Halford firm fails

A report says Admiral Sir Charles Napier has lost most of his fortune due to the failure of Halford and Co. Sir J. Paul Strahan and Co. A Dublin observer notes many Irish Independent Opposition MPs plan to resign and may emigrate to Australia.

Herald Charles Napier Messrs. Halford and Co J. Paul, Strahan, and Co Dublin Evening Post Australia

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