ANALYTICAL TABLE OF CHURCH AND CHAPEL ACCOMMODATION—(continued.)

City of London

122

City of Westminster

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Borough of Finsbury

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Borough of Southwark

Borough of Lambeth

76

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63

75

93

144

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50,900

INCORPORATED SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE ENLARGEMENT, BUILDING, AND REPAIRING of churCHES AND CHAPELS.

Ar a meeting of this Society, held at their chambers, 4, St. Martin's Place, on Monday, the 21st January, 1839; the Lord Bishop of London in the chair; there were present, the Lord Bishop of St. Asaph; the Revs. Archdeacon Cambridge, and Dr. Shepherd; Joshua Watson, H. J. Barchard, W. Cotton, J. B. Salt, James Cocks, William Davis, and H. Connop, jun. Esqrs.

Among other business transacted, grants were voted towards repewing, &c., the church at Stratford-on-Avon, Warwick; rebuilding the church at Newtown, Montgomery; building a gallery, and partial re-arrangement of pews in the church at Leominster, Hereford; erecting two galleries in the chapel of St. Mary's, at Fulham, Middlesex; new pewing and erecting a gallery in the church at Chollerton, Northumberland; enlarging, by rebuilding, the church at Broadway, Worcester; rebuilding a chapel of ease at Blackdown, in the parish of Broadwindsor, Dorset; increasing the accommodation in the church at Lampeter Velfrey, Pembroke.

On Sunday, 16th Dec., the Lord Bishop of Down and Connor held an ordination in the parish church of Holywood, when the undermentioned gentlemen were admitted to orders:

Priests-Rev. Hugh Wilson, A. B., principal of the classical school, Royal Belfast Institution; Rev. Robert M'Clelland, A. B., curate of Newtowncrommelin; Rev. Alexander Orr, A.B., curate of Newtownards; Rev. William Ross, A.B., curate of Knockbreda; Rev. John H. Smythe, A.B., curate of Carnmoney; Rev. Richard Oulton, A.B, curate of Kilmore; Rev. William Falloon, A.B., curate of Ballinderry; Rev. William Graham, A.B., curate of Ballee; Rev. George Smith, A. B., (with letters dimissory from Derry and Raphoe.)

Deacons Mr. Wray Hunt, A.B., for Killinchy; Mr. John F. Lloyd, A.M., for Drumbo; Mr. John Holmes Joy, A. B., for Cushendun, Culfreighten; Mr. Abraham H. M'Causland, A. B., and Richard Smith, A. B., (with letters dimissory from Derry and Raphoe;) Mr. Henry Tottenham, A. B. (with letters dimissory from Clogher.) The Rev. Townley Blackwood was examined for priest's orders, but was not or dained, being under age.

The Lord Bishop of Limerick held an Ordination at the Cathedral Church, on the 21st of December last, when the following gentlemen were admitted to orders:

Priests-Rev. William Allen Fisher, (with letters dimissory from Cork, Cloyne, and Ross,) Rev. Gustavus Warner, (with letters dimissory from Meath,) Rev. Forster