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THE

EITUALISTIC * * * CONSPIEACT:
COMPRISING LISTS OF
"PRIESTS" WHO DESIRE THE APPOINTMENT OF
LICENSED CONFESSORS FOR THE CHURCH
OF ENGLAND; OP
"PRIESTS ASSOCIATE" OF "THE CONFRATERNITY OF
THE BLESSED SACRAMENT;"
OF THE
CLERICAL MEMBERS OF "THE ENGLISH CHURCH UNION;'

AND ALSO OF THE

MEMBERS OF "THE SOCIETY OF THE HOLY CROSS."

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1877.
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The Eitualistic Conspiracy was first exposed in the Eook of June 6,
1873. Articles on "The Priest in Absolution" appeared in the EOOK on
October 16, 30, November 20, and December 11, 1874.
" The Society of the Holy Cross " was commented upon in the Rock of
August 11, 1876.

THE
RITUALISTIC CONSPIRACY.

WHEN, exactly five years ago, we published the first copy of this
little tell-tale pamphlet now universally known under the title
of "The Eittjalistio CosrsPiaACY," there can be no doubt that we dealt
the Eomish traitors a very heavy blow ; for although the existence of
secret Societies on a most formidable scale was never doubted, still the
country was as yet without any tangible evidence of the fact. But at the
time of which we speak some documents of a very compromising character
were placed unsolicited in our hands, and from these we were enabled to
compile the lists which told the country where the conspirators were to
be found, what it was at which they aimed, and who they were. As the
subject is now assuming an historical importance, we know not how we
can do better than transcribe a portion of the original introduction which
explained the circumstances under which the revelations were first given
to the world : — From the Eook of June 6th, 1873.
In a manner the most unexpected, and which we cannot regard as otherwise than
providential, three very remarkable documents have, withia the space of a few weeks,
been placed in our hands, each very damaging even by itself; but when all three are
taken together, affording by far the most complete exposure that has yet befallen the
Eitualistio conspirators. First of all we became possessed of a copy of the " Constitutions
of the Society lor the Maintenance of the Faith," which was found to be placed under the
protection of our Lady and St. Augustine, and the clerical members of which (including
Archdeacon Denison) were required at certain seasons to say " Mass." But from the
correspondence which — guarded us it was — appeared in a certain Eitualistic journal, it
soon became evident that the most intimate relations existed between the " Society for
the Maintenance of the (Eomish) Faith," and another secret Society called the " C.B.S."
(i.e., " Confraternity of the Blessed Sacrament"), of which little or nothing was then known
beyond the fact that it had been secretly working for some years. Now, however, a
small monthly "paper," printed by the latter, and intended only for the initiated, was picked
up by a boy in the street, and eventually brought to our office, and from this — besides
being furnished with a list of its "wardens" — we were enabled to gather the general
scope of its operations.* But we were still in complete ignorance of the main
body of its associates, when a clerical friend — while reading an article on the
subject — was reminded of a paper keaded "C.B.S.," the nature of which was a mystery
at the time when (a year ago) it fell into his hands, but which was now found to
contain a complete roll of the members of the Society up to the middle of 1871 ; comprising
also a list of the Council by whom its officers are controlled. We were thus in possession
of a continuous chain of evidence, not only proving what were the real aims, but also
giving us the real names, of the conspirators now engaged in a scheme for unprotestantis
ing our Church. And there was yet another remarkable coincidence, for just at the time
that we were conning the list of the associates of the " C.B.S." a petition was presented
to Convocation for the selection and licensing of duly qualified confessors, and also praying
Convocation to promote the following doctrines, which are declared to be specially dear to
a large and increasing number, both of the clergy and the faithful laity : — the doctrines,
that is to say, of—
• These, which wero folly Bet forth in the Eoolt for May 23rd, 1873, show the Sooiety to be chiefly
occupied with whatever tbiugs pertain to confession and the sacraments, the latter— inoladiog penanoe
and extreme unction — being inadetbesubjeotsof cuust.iut "intercession." Lists are given of dead souls
(inpurgatory, we presume,) lor nhum the brethren are to pray, &o., Sec., Ac. Prayers lor the " Cessation
of Evening Commuuion," and the spreud of " Eariy Fasting" ditto, are also of constant reourrenoe.
Separate " intercession papers " are provided for the " priests " — one of whioh ha* fallen into our hands —
as it would bo a source of grievous scaudal wore the intercessions of tho members invited in order
to sustain the " purity " and " ohastity " of this or that Father Confessor. The Confraternity, ip-
«ludlng lay (male and female) asaooiates, now numbers over 10,000 members ! There ia also a Soetch
branoh which publishes separate " Intercession Papers."

I. The Eeal Presence of our Lord and Saviour Jeaus Christ in the Holy Communion,
" under the form of bread and wine."
II. The Adoration due to Him there present.
III. The sacrifice which He there offers by the hands of His priest to the Divine
Majesty. Also
(1.) That " at the burial of baptised children, due provision be made for the cele
bration of the Holy Communion."
(2.) " That provision be made for the decent and reverent reservation of the blessed
Eucharist;" also,
(3.) " That the use of Unction be restored, with proper services for the consecration
by the Bishop of the oils."*
To this petition no fewer than 480 signatures of English clergymen
were attached ; but the number, large as it is, does not represent, as
even our opponents admit, more than a quarter of the clergy who have
introduced the vile confessional among their flocks! Startling as
these disclosures were, they by no means unmasked all the batteries
which the conspirators had secretly constructed for the purpose of
destroying our Protestant Institutions. Most truly has the Church
been said to be "honeycombed" by the Guilds, Brotherhoods, Sister
hoods, &c, which abound in all her borders, but these would be com
paratively harmless were they not controlled by some central authority
which moves and guides them at its will. And such a directing power is.
found in the " Society of the Holy Cross," of which the following account
appeared in the Rock of August 18th, 1876 : —
SOCIETY OF THE HOLY CROSS.
This is only for the initiated. No layman — however ecclesiastically minded, nr>
woman — however docile or devout — need hope to enter here: it is for the priests alone.
And its avenues are guarded with the most zealous care, lest anything that is profane —
anything that is " Low " or " Broad" — should seek to penetrate the sacred enclosure. "It
is the crime de la crime of Anglicanism, the quintessence of all that is " Catholic " and un-
Protestant. It is a well compacted hierarchy, with many stages or steps between the-
puissant " master " and the humble " probationer." Mr. Mackonochie himself is the head,
and the most eminent of the C.B.S. conspirators are the tail. . They are sworn to secrecy,
have their statutes, and are bound by certain rules which, though definite and obligatory,
are said to " embrace little besides the rule of the Church;" this, however, it is added
with caustic irony, " is so constantly broken, that the mere binding the brethren to keep it
would present an appearance of considerable strictness to some." But the " mere binding "
a number of clergy to perform duties which at their ordination they solemnly undertook
would of itself be an insufficient excuse for all this complicated machinery; we must,
' therefore, search about for some other reason, and this we apprehend will be found in the
following sentence which professes to explain " the nature and objects of the society " : —
" The originators were convinced that work for Christ in His Church could only be
effectively done by those over whom the spirit of His own life on earth had gained some
hold, and on the other Land that this spirit can only retain its hold upon the character of a
priest when it finds its expression in vigorous action within the sphere of his calling."
Here we have at least a sufficient, if not quite a satisfactory, explanation of the mischievous
activity which these conspirators display. They cannot let others alone. Themselves the
victims of an unscriptural delusion, they find their chief solace in " vigorously" pushing
their presumptuous claims in quarters where they are least desired. And nothing tends
more to keep up the notion of self-importance, or the sense of power, than these secret
ecclesiastical combinations. Their ' ' synods " and their " chaptersf "—this S.H.C. has both
— are all that the sacerdotal heart could desire. The "priest" is a potentate here. In
this secret conclave he can start movements and frame laws which will give a world of
trouble to bis ecclesiastical superiors and throw the Church into most dire confusion. All
this he thoroughly enjoys, hoping eventually to wear out his opponents — be they bishops
or what not — by his obstinate audacity and pertinacity in plaguing them. For this sort of
work the" Society of the Holy Cross" is, it must be confessed, most admirably adapted,
as we shall bow proceed to show.
Mr. Mackonochie, as we said, is " Master " — such is his recognized title— and he has
* In the "Sacramentary" of the new Anglican ("Secession) Church, which has been given in the
Hoclt, "The use of Unction" is introduoed, or rather " restored," as one of "The Seven (EomUh)
Sacraments." t See Sock, January 19, 1877, where will be found a perfectly authentic and very remarkable.
report of the proceedings at one of these secret " chapters."

four '¦ vicars," who, with the treasurer and secretaries, and a dozen elected members, form
what is called " the Master's Council," on which Messrs. Lowder, Parnell, Courtenay,
Murray, Littledale, Stanton, Nihill, Nicholas, Bristow, Eidsdale, and other eminent
Ritualists have seats. As " Assessors," Mr. Mackonochie has the benefit of the advice of
no less a personage than Mr. Orby Shipley, together with that of Mr. Hutchings (of
Clewer), &<;., &c. Then there are various committees in which " the Master" is assisted
bv certain picked men. Dr. Littledale, Mr. Nihill, Mr. Bristow, 4c, help him to choose
his " Tracts." The aid of Mr. Murray (of Chislehurst) must be invaluable in the ar
rangement of " Retreats." Dr. Littledale (who seems to have more than his fair share of
work), Mr. Carter, &c, deal with " Canon Law." On the " Penitentiary Committee "
we find the names of Mr. Lowder, Mr. Poole (who we think once figured in a confessional
case), Mr. Carter (of Clewer), &c. — all of them by virtue of their antecedents most admi
rably fitted for the task, and we can only regret the absence of Mr. Wodehouse and Mr.
Nuges, who would have made the quorum quite complete. The " Foreign Missions "
committee includes Mr. Tooth (of Hatcham), Mr. Field (of St. Nicholas, Lancing), Mr.
Pixell, &o. The very important matter of the " Affiliation op Guilds " is committed to
Messrs. Tooth, Nihill, Hillingworth, &c. ; while Mr. Bristow (of Lewisbam) arranges the
" Theological Lectures," with the assistance of Mr. Bagshawe (of St. Mary-the-Less,
Lambeth), and Mr. Marshall (of St. Augustine's, Kilburn). Then there are " Local
Branches," presided over by particular saints, supported by the more prominent
Ritualists of the district. Thus, St. Aehar is responsible for Aberdeen ; St. Chad— with
the aid of Mr. Bodington and Mr. Pixell— takes Birmingham ; St. Richard, of Chichester
(adjuvantibus Orby Shipley and E. S. Grindle), has Brighton ; St. Thomas Aquinas, Cam
bridge ; St. Hilda, Scarborough ; St. Herbert, Carlisle ; St. Wulstan, Cheltenham ; St.
Ferran, Cornwall; St. Boniface, Exeter ; St. Wilfrid, Leeds ; St. Giles, Edinburgh ; St.
Nicholas, Liverpool ; St. By frig, Llandaff ; and so on.
There is also a " Foreign Branch," which places (Stat. vii. \ 2) all brethren residing
abroad under the supervision of the " Foreign Secretary," an office which is now ably
filled by Mr. Alison (of EaBt Grinstead). Amongst the " Foreign Brethren" we find the
names of " priests," who are now located at Pau, Vancouver's Island, Western Australia,
Honduras, &c. , and, though last not least, Bishop Venables, who hails from Nassau. As for
English dioceses, Mr. Mackonochie has no more respect for them than the Pope, for he
parcels out England and Wales in three divisions — " South," " East," " West " (including
Wales), with Scotland forming "the North." Altogether, the society now numbers be
tween three and four hundred members, among whom the very elite of Ritualism will be
found. Among other notabilities we find Mr. Lyne (Father Ignatius), Mr. Body, Mr.
Bennett, &c, &c, although their names do not appear on any of the committees. We
must not forget the " Ceremoniarius " — a most important functionary in such a societv as
this — and admirably represented by Mr. Wainwright, who was trained at St. Peter's, Lon
don Docks, and doubtless understands a Good Friday procession well. Brethren pay 10s. 6d.
a-year, Mr. Foote (of Beckenbam), being treasurer.
The work to which the society specially addresses itself is divided into (I) the internal,
and (2) the external. The latter consists of —
I. Mission work at home and abroad.
II. The issuing of tracts and other publications.
III. Common action in matters affecting the interests of the Church.
IV. Correspondence between brethren.
V. The affiliation of guilds of laymen.
But the " internal ' ' work is the most important. In regard to this, however, our informa -
tion is defective. There is what is called the obligatory or " Green Rule," to distinguish
it from two voluntary rules, neither of whioh is " binding upon any brother," though both
are "strongly recommended;" one of them being the consecration of a life to God in
"celibacy or widowhood." For this purpose a roll of celibates is kept. Each rule has
also "a standard of life" at which the brethren should aim. The headquarters of the
society are at 6, Greville Street, Brook Street, Holborn, close to Mr. Mackonochie's other
establishments. Through the kindness of some unknown friend we are fortunately in
a position to furnish a full list of the members of this dangerous and
irresponsible body, which holds its secret conclaves in the innermost
penetralia of the priest-party, passing resolutions, and issuing instructions,
whioh are a source of constant worry and embarassment to the much-
enduring members of tho episcopal bench. Nor will peace be restored to
the Church until the Bishops, one and all, resolve to discourage these
secret societies in every possible way. Indeed, so long as their members
are singled out for preferment — as by the Bishops of London and

Lichfield — things must go from bad to worse. Under these circumstances,
we are satisfied that in the interests of truth and honesty it is our bounden
duty, not only to put the flocks of these false shepherds on their guard, but
also to give them and the public generally the opportunity of comparing the
names of the 480 petitioners with those of the associates of the C.B.S. and
the S.H.C, and of comparing all these with the members of another mis
chievous body, the E.C.TJ. (English Church Union).* In the choice of a
minister, either by congregations, trustees, or patrons (official as well as
private) it will, we think, render invaluable aid.

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of the Council of the same; u means member of English Church Union. The sign -f- after a
name signifies belonging tonhe " Society of the Holy Cross." The sign % indicates the mem
bers of the "English Abbey Restoration Trust."

Abbey, A. J., C. of the Parish Ohnroh, Leeds p u
Abbot, B., Union-grove, Wandsworth-rd., S.W. c*fu
Abdy, Rev. A. C, St. Mary, btamford u
Acton, J., Iwerne Minster, Blandford u
Adams. O. C, Anstey, Coventry u
Adams, Coker, Saham, Tony Watton, Norfolk at
Adams, D. 0. 0., Anstey. Coventry it
Adams, G-. Hill, Croft Lodee, Lynn u
Adams, R., Cheetham, Manchester u
Adams, W. F., V. of Little Farrinpdon, Berks + p c * il
Adams, W. C. P., Hawkohurch, Axminster u
Adamson, E. IT., St. Alban's, Gateshead u
Adamson, T., TrineveUy, Madras u
Adye, P. W., Marltyate Cell, Dunstable u
Agassiz, Rodolph, Keswick, Wetherby u
Ainslie, R., Great Grimsby u
Airey, R. R., R. Whitwell, Torks u c
Alcock, J. P., Birchington, Margate u
Aldersey, J., 0. of Kirkland, Cumberland p
AJdham, V. H., Boconnoc, Loswithiel u
Aldred, J. T. I?., Dore, Sheffield u
Alexander, H., H.M.S "Asia" u
Alington, A. M., Bonniwortb, Wragby u
Alison, L., Chap, of St. Margaret's East Grinsted
Allen, P. E., Chilcombe, Dorset + cu
Allen, G. S., Cheetham, Manchester u
AUen, Dr. J., Vicarage, Lancaster u
Allen, J., Missionary Priest, Barrow Island p u
Allen, J., Storey-square, Barrow-in-Furness c u
Allen, T. W., Stoke-road, Guildford + p u
Allen, W. M. R., Shonldham, Downham-nrarket p u
AUey, F. A., Charlton, Marlborough u
Alleyne, A. O., 32, Southernbay, E. Exeter »
Allfree, H. G., Felthorpe, Norwich u
Allsopp, R. W., Easterton, Devizes u
AUum, A. S., Bloemfontein u
Alsop, J. R., Bednal, Stafford u
Altham, A. S., St. Mary Magdalene, Taunton u
Amphlett, M., Evesham u
Amps, J. H., St. Augustine's, Haggerstone + pe
Anderson, E., Avon Dassett, Birmingham u
Anderson, E. P., St. Gabriel's, Hulmep u
Anderson, M., St. James's, Curtain-road, E. c
Anderson,. T., Pokesdown, Bournemouth u •
Anderson, W. D., Milton Damerel, Devon u
Andrewes, B., Holbrook HalL Sudbury u
Andrewes, W. J., Shottisham, Woodbridge w
Andrews, R., Middleton, Sudbury u
Andrews, S. W., Clax by Market Rasen u
Andrews, W. H., Carlton Colville, Lowestoft u
Angell, C, Sedberah, Kendal + u
Angel-Smith, R., St. James's, Dudley u
Anstey, C. C, 35, Godolphin-rd., Shepherd's-bush u
Anstey, H., Slap ton, Leighton Buzzard u
Anstice, J. B., V. of Hungerford + p«
Applegate,. J. W., Woodborough, Pewsey v,
Appleton, J. H., Brighton u I

Aroher, F. H., Christ Church, Newport u
Argyll and the Isles, Rt. Rev. Lord Bishop of Bishop-
ton, Lockgilphead u
Armstrong, B. J., Vioarage, East Dereham u
Armstrong, B. J., jun., Brome Curacy House, Scole u
Armstrong, W. F., Calcutta n
Armytage, N. G., Frome Selwood + c u
Arnold, F. M., Kingston-on-Thames «
Arnold, J, M., Capetown u
Arrowsmith, R.( Walsgrove, Coventry u
Arthure, B., Bath Lodge, Worcester u
Ash, J. Holland, Tunbridge Wells u
Ash, R. H. P., Emery Down, Lyndhurst u
Ashe, J. W., Donington-on-Bain, Lincolnshire u
Ashley, G. E., Windsor u
Ashwell, A. R., Theol. College, Chichester c u
Ashworth, C. G. E., ProoBe, Barrow-in-Furness + u
Atkins, W. A. C, Castle Bar, Ealing u
Atkinson, G. W., Inc. of Culgraith, Cumberland p «
Atkinson, W. R. T., Ditchling u
Atlay, B. T., St. Paul's Cathedral. Calcutta u
Attwood, W. D., Little Bentley, Colchester %
Auchmuty Forbes, Ceylon u
Austen, S. C. u
Babington, A., Wanlip, Leicester c u
Babington, W. M., Madras u
Backhouse, F. D. , Aston, Birmingham u ¦
Baeon, J. H., TJloeby, Lincolnshire + "it
Baddeley, J. J., Meare Vicarage, Glastonbury c u
Badeley, J. J., Whelnetham, Bury St. Edmunds u
Bagge, P. S., Walpole Rectory, wisbeach o u
Bagot, ChanceUor, 0. W., Castle Rising Rectory u
Bagot, F., Henley-on-Thames v.
Bagot, Lewis R. C , Bradenham, Norfolk u
Bagshawe, F. L., V. St. Barnabas, PimlicoH- ct«
BaUey, G. R., Leycett, Staffordshire u
Bailey, P. R., Spry, New South Wales %
Bailey, T. J., Runnymede House, Brighton + t«
Baines, J., Little Marlow u
Baird, S., Bawtree, Braintree u
Baker, C. H. C, V. of Askham p
Baker, F. W., Brighton u
Baker, G. R., Sittingbournei*
Baker, H. L. Derver, Dundalk, Ireland c u
Baker, H. R„ C. of St. Miohael and All Angels, Wool-
wichp u c
Baker, R. J. Hinton Rectory, Evesham u
Baker, R. S., Hargrave Rectory, Kimbolton u
Baldwin, E. C, Tydd St. Mary, Wisbeach u
Baldwin Francis, Waddesdon, Aylesbury v,
Balfour, F. R. T., Bloemfontein u
Ball, C. R., New Enirland, Peterborough u
Ball, ]?. J., All Saints', Margaret-Etreet + p u
Balmer, E. L., Hertford College u
Bamf ord, R., Redcliffe, Clifton «
Band, C. B., Northallerton u
Banting, W. B., Newbury u
Barber, Alfred, St. Albin's Hall, Oxford p

* It should ever be remembered that the English Church Union was founded some considerable time
beforerthe Church Association,' and in fact necessitated its formation as a measure of (Protestant) self-
defence. Originally a clergyman was not necessarily regarded- as an "extreme man" merely because
he belonged to the ECU., but the case is different since that body made the cause of Mr. Tooth its own.
Indeed, all who did not care to be classed with the " extreme men" having now withdrawn, there can be n»
mistake about the opinions of those who remain.

Barber, E., Radley Vicarage, Abingdon u
Barber, H., Madron, Penzance it
Barber. R. B., 0. of 8t. Lnke's, Kentish-town p
Barff, A., Choir House, Dean's-court, E.C. + it
Barker, 0. F. C, Pretoria, Sooth Africa it
Barker, J. E., Great Malvern u
Barker, R., Rownhams, Southampton u
Barker, T. 0., Spelsbury Vicarage, Enstone it
Barlow, Charles H., V. of Willaston, Cheshire p u
Barlow, G. H. P., Chardstook, Chard u [c'tu
Barlow, R. H., 5, Sion-plaoe, Bathwick-hill, Bath
Barnard, W. H., Bovey Tracey, Devon + p c «
Barnardiston, A., Metheringham it
Barnes, G., 9, Park-place, Grove-road, E. ue
Barnoa, J., 18, Delamere-ter,, Paddington, W. + e it
Barnes, K. K., Hook Cottage, Horndean u
Barnett, H., Roath, Cardiff u
Barrett, A., D.D., Oarshalton, Surrey it
Barrett, T. Sy V. of Barrow-in-Furness + p ct* »
Barrow, J. W., Pbillipolis, Orange Free State u
Barry, R., North Tuddenham, East Dereham «
Barter, H., Shipton-under-Wychwood, Chipprag Nor
ton it
Bartholomew, 0. C Cornwood, Ivy-Bridge it
Bartlett. J. 8., St. John's OoUege, Hur.tpierpoint u
Bartlett, P., Christchurch, Lancaster u
Baskett, J. G. K., Donhead, St. Andrew, Salisbury u
Bastow, T. 0. V., Olaybrooke, Lutterworth u
Batohellor. 0., St. Mary, Bilston u
Bateman, 0. H., 8, Clyde ViUas, Cambridge-road, Ted-
dington u
Bateman, Stafford, Yarbargh, Louth it
Bateman, W. F.. South Norwood, S.B. u
Bates, T., 131, Upper Kennington-lane, S.E. u
Bates, T., Queen's College, Birmingham u
Bathe, A., 0. of St. Michael's, Southampton (o) + p u
Battye W. Wilberforce, Hever Rectory, Edenbridge it
Baxendale, R., V. of St. John's, Maidstone p it
Baylay, Atwell M. Y., V. Thnrgarton, Linoolns. + p o
Baylee, J. T., Holy Trinity, Birkenhead + c • u
Baylee, S., St. Aidan, Birkenhead it
Bayloy, J. A., Chaplain to the Forces, Preston it
Baynes Donald, 9, Clifton-road, Winchester u
Baynham, J. P., Charlton Rectory, Dover u
Beal, S. G.. Ghunmis Castle, Forfar, N.B. +i»
Beale, E. H. , Mission House. Cowley St. John u
Beale, James, Callington u
Beale, S. 0. Tress, Eastgate, Tenterton, Ashford u
Beales, John D.p West Woodhay Reotory, Berks u
Beanlands, 0., 5, Western-cottages, Brighton u
Beaufort, D. A., 9, Eliot-park, Lewisham, S.E. u
Beavan, A. E., High Wyoh, Sawbrldgeworth ti
Beok, H. J., Reotory, Rothsrhithe it
Bedford, Henry, Chipping Norton, Oxon u
Beeby, James, St. Peter's, Streatham, S.E. u
Beeohey, A. B. 0., The Sohool, Wokingham u
Beilby, G., Street, Glastonbury u
Boloher, Brymer, St. Gabriel's, Plmlico, S.W. u
Boloher, R. H., 63, Warwlok-road, Maida Hill, W. u
Beloher.Dr.T. W.,8t. Faith's, Stoke Newiugtoa, N. c u
Bolgrave.C. W.. North Kilworth Reotory, Rugby, u
Belson, W. E., V. of Rhodes, Middleton p u
Benoe, J. B., Oribb's Lodge, Bristol u
Bengough, E. 8., Hemmingley Reotory, Hornoastlo u
Bennett, A., Morden, St. Peter's, Vioarage, Bourne
mouth n
Bonnott, J. W., Marks Hall, Essex u
Bennett, Newton C., 0. of St. Ires, Cornwall p u
Bennett, 8., Uphill, Weeton.super.Mare tt
Bennett, 8. H., V. of Toohwith, Yorkshire + p u
Bennett, W. J. E., Frome Selwood Somerset -f- c*fu
BenOliel, H. M., St. Miohael and aU Antrels, Chis-
wiok u o [Oxford o u
Benson, R. M., St. John's Mission House, Cowloy,
Benson, P. G..V. New Bollngbroke, Boston J
Berosford, J. G., The Rectory, Bedale u
Berkeloy,G.W.,47, Nelson-square, Blackfriars, S.E. c u
Burry, A. G., Monyash, Bakewell u «
Bethune, 0. J,, Credit, Ontario u
Betts, W. Johu, Little Comborton, Pershore u
Bowsker, A., St. John's College, Hurstpierpoint u
Boynon, J. M , Llanvoobes Reotory, Caerleon u
Beynon, J.,Wnitsun Vioarage, Newport, Monmouth u
Biekerdike, J., V. St. Mary, Leeds t
Bioknall, 0., 10, Lorrlmore-tquare, Walworth c a
Bigg, L. O., Orowharst, Qodstone u
Bigg, T. Tt., The Lour -Is, Tilehurst, Reading u
Bigg*, Henry J., Rockingham, Leioester u

Bitrge, J.F., Stamfordham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne u
Bigland, J. B., Thorney Vicarage, Newark tt
Bingham, W. P. 8., Berwick Bassett, Swindon u
Binney, J. E., Vicar of Summertown, Oxford + it
Birch, Wm., Lauuceston c it
Bird, C, Chollerton, Hexham u
Bird, G. J., Hlington Reotory, Norwich u
Bird, Reginald H., Quemerfjrd, Calne u
Bird, 8. W. E„ St. Michal's-terrace, Plymouth + u
Birkmyre, Neville Y., Dorchester, Oxon + u
Birmingham, T. B., Stoke Reotory, Market Drayton «
Biscoa, C. T., St. Edith's Home, Emscote Warwick it
Biscoe, J. W., St. Peter's, London-docks + p it
Bishop, Francis, C. of Walkern, Herts p u
Black, 0. J., V. Burley in Wharfedale, Yorkshire t
Blaokburn, Thomas, Honolulu it
Blagden, Hy, Hughenden Vicarage, High Wycombe u
Blair, Alexander, AUerton Bywater, Castleford u
Blair, G. A., 68, Russell-street, Middlesboroush u
Blake, W., R. of Wetheral and Warwick, Cumber
land p
Blaker, R. N<s Held Vicarage, Crawley it
Blakelook, Ralph, jun., Red Hall, Leeds p u
Blikiiton, R. M., Bloomfield Villas, Dingwall-roa4,
Croydon + u
Blakiston, R., 3, Huyshe-place, Plymouth c it
Blacker, M. J., 121, St. George's-rd., Pimlioo c it
Blanohard, H. D., R. of Middleton-on-the-Wolds p u
Mencowe, E. E., StowBardolph, Downham, Norfolk u
Blenkarne, J. 0., Great Easton Reotory, Essex u
Blenkinsop, E. L., R. of Springthorpe p it
Blew, W. J., Warwick-street, Pall-mall p
BI ok, J. J., Wramplington Rectory, Wymondham it
Bliss, James, 3, Landsdown Place, Plymouth it
Bliss, J. W., Betteshanger Rectory, Sandwich u
Bliss, W. B., Wicken Rwtory, Bishop's Stortford u
Blood, W. H., West Beryholt Rectory, Oolohester it
Bloxam, J. Rouse, D.D., Beeding Priory, Hurstpier
point it
Blunt, J., St. John, Windsor it
Blythe, Augustus, South I'ark Villas, Harrogate it
Bodington, A., V. of Marchington p
Bodington, 0., Dunstall-lano, Wolverhampton + t«
Boddiugton, T. F., Salehouse Vicarage, Norwich u
Bodley, G. F., 2*, Church-row, Hampstead, N.W it
Body, G., Kirkby-Misperton, Yorks + o * it
Boggis, T., Sampford Spiney, Horrabridge it
Boggis, W. R. F., EUeray, Teddington peu
Boldero, H. K., Grittletou, Chippenham u
Boldero J. S., Amblecote Vioarage, Stourbridge «
Boles, J. T., Crowcombe, Taunton it
Bolingbroke N„ Brockdish, Scole u
Boiling, E. J., The Vioarage Leverbridge, Bolton it
Bombay, The Rt. ftev. the Lord Bishop of u
Bonsey W., Corfe Vicarage, noar Taunton it
Bonus, E. Buokland, Tring tt
Boodle, Adolphus, Little Addington, Thrapston tt
Boodle, R. G., Oloford Vioarage, frome, u
B joker, G., 6, Addison Gardens N., Kensington, W.uc
Booker, J. K., 7, St. Luke's Villas, Lower Norwood,
S.E. u
Booth, J., Wainfleet, Boston, Lincolnshire u
Boothman, E. D., Shelton Reotory, Stoke-on-Trent it
Borradaile, Ernest, Borstal, Roohester u
Borradaile, V;, 0. St. Cyprian's, Doraet-sqnare c t «
Borrow, W., Heigham Vioarage, Bury St. Edmund's u
Borton, Neville, A. B., Bloemfontein, Orange Free
State + it
Bosoawen, W. H., Marohwiel Reotory, Wrexham u
Bosworthiok, W. C, 34, Delamere-terrace, W. u
Bouoher, J. Sidney, Training Coll., Carnarvon 4- P c u
Bourke, Cecil, F. J. St. Giles', Reading u
Boutflower, D., H.51.S. Oharybdis, c it
Bowden, 0. E., 2, Rainsay-gardens, Edinburgh + p H
Bowditoh, W. L., IS, Emily-street, Westbourne-
terraue North, W. u
Bowea, C. T., V. Bolam, Darlington t
Bowles, H. M. J., St. Aldate's, Gloucester + p ct * u
Bowles, S. J., Beaconsfleld it
Bowles, T., East Hendred, Wantage u
Box, W. G., Chaplain Lanatio Asylum, Gloucester u
Boycott, W., R. of Wheataore Burgh, Beooles peu
Boyd, C, Litten Cottage, Newbury it
Boyd, J. W., Denton Reotory, Peterborough «
B iyd, W. F. Olipstone Hospital p
Boyea, G., Averohirder, Banff u
Boyle, J. T., St. Saviour's, Bridge of Allan p
Boys, H. A., Chaplain at Algiers « .  .

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Bo, s, H. J., Hunstanton. Norfolk c u
Boys, W. J., Walkern Rectory, Buntingford it
Bradley, R. H. A., V. St. Peter, Regent-square + u
Bradley, W. P., 45, Greenwood-rd., Dalston, K. it
Bradley, W. H., Kingsland Vicarage, Herefordshire it
Bradshaw, J . B. , C. of Oswoldtwisle p it
Braithwaite, F., Osnaburgh-Bt., Regent's-park p tt
Braithwaite, P. R. P., Abbotsham Vicarage, Bide-
ford u
Bramah H. S., 148, Stanley-rood, Liverpool + c * t «
Brame, ¦ J., Warrington p
Bramley, H. R., Mogdalen College, Oxford + it
Bramley, R., Carrington, near Manchester it
Bramley, Dr. W. S., Battyeford, Mirfield ac
Bray, Edward X
Brennan, W. H. N., Haydock, St. Helen's ii
Brent, Percy, The Vicarage, Easton Maudit, North
ampton it
Brereton, J. L., C. of St. Mary's, Barnsley p 11
Brett, G. R.. Thwaite St. Mary Rectory, Bungay «
Brewin, G., Wortley, Sheffield tt [chestei- it
Brewster, Waldegrave, Middleton Rectory, Man-
BrickneU, R. Nash, Salford Rectory, Chipping Nor
ton it .
Brickwood, W., Totternhoe Vicarage, Dunstable it
Bridge, Stephen F., St. Andrew's-road, Surbitou it
Brierley, G. H., Penrith it
Briggs, H. C, St. Erth, Haylo + u
Briggs, R. E„ Stokesley, Northallerton it
Bright, Dr., Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History,
Christ Church, Oxford c * t u
Brinckman, A., All Saints', Margaret-st., W. it
Bristow, R. R., V. of St.. Stephen's, Lewisham, S.E.
+ pet* u
Brockwell, J. 0., V. Owston, Doncaster }
Bromago, R. R., Zeals u
Bromehead, J. N., Dringhouses, Yorkshire + p c 11
Brooke, C. E., 123, Vassall-road, S.W. n
Brookes, J., Croft Rectory, Hinckley u
Brookes, J. B., St. Poter's Clergy House, London
Docks, E. + tt
Brooks, T. W. D., Flitwick Vicarage, Ampthill u
Broome, E., Beaconsfield it
Broughton, F. R., Wyddial, Buntingford it
Brown, F. J., 6, North Parade-terrace, Oxford it
Brown, J., R. of Kirk Andrews-on-Edcn p
Brown, R. C. L. Rhodes, Manchester +
Brown, R. C. L., V. of Lynea), Salop p u
Brown, P. H., Church-st., Halifax, Nova Scotia u
Browne, V. J. A., St. Barnabas' College, Pimlico, S.W.
cu
Browne, C. G., Bournemouth it
Browne, E. K., Southern-road, Basingstoke it
Browne, E. S., V. of Savernake Forest, Wilts p u
Browne, G. O., Sbireoaks, Worksop + it [stoke u
Browne, H. L., Monk Sherbourne Rectory, Ba&ing-
Browne, R. H. N-, 120, Inverness-terrace, W. u
Browne, W. B., South Huish, Kingsbridge u
Browne, W. H., St. James', Hatcham, S.E. tt
Brownrigg, J. Studholme, R. of Moulse p it
Bruce, J. A. u
Bruce, T. R., Branhope, Otley tt
Brumell, M., Holt, Norfolk it
Brunsk ill, J., Inc. of Plumpton p u
Bryan, W. B., Haigh, Wigan c u ,
Bryans, E. de Villars, 3, Belmont, Shrewsbury tt
Bryett, J. T. S., Osborne House, Ilfracombe it
Buchanan, J. H., C. of Botherfield p
Buckell, W., St. Michael's, Folkestone cp
Buckle, E. V., Banstead Vicarage, Epsom It
Buckle, G. E., Lindridge Tenbury u
Buckley, F. J., Mountneld Vicarage, Hawkhurst «
Buckley, W. L. Alderford Rectory, Norwich it
Buckmaster, E 81, Piccadilly, W. it
Bucknill, G., High Brcal, Salop it
BuckwelLW.B., 15, > tormout-rd, Lavender hilLS.W. it
Buckworth, T. H., Evenlode, Moreton-in-the-Marsh it
Bull, T. W., V. Panlton, Bristol J
Bull, C, 200, S. Lambeth-road, S.W. it
Bullen, J. A., St. James's, Devonport c u
Buller, A., St. Mary, Tavy, Tavistock ti
Bullock, G. F., Bovey Tracey, Devon + c * t it
Bullock, J., St. James's, Tunbridge Wells u
Bul'oclt. J. F. W., Rodwinter, Saffron-Walden + it
Bullock, B. H., H.M. Forces, Woolwich it
Bullock, W. G., Dalmahoy Batho, Edinburgh +
Bullock, W. H., North Camp, Aldershot, it
Bulman, J. G., V. of St; Mary's, Frome p it

Burgsss, J. H., Blewbury, Didcot «
Burgess, S., Gnilsboro' u
Burnett, M., Clifton, Biistol n
Burney, A. D. C, Witham Friary, Frome u
Burney ,E. M., St. Mary Abbots, Kensington, W. to
Burney, H., Wavendon, Woburn it
Burningham, G. N., Pewsey, Wilts + c ti
Burns, W. H., Holy CrosB, Clajton p u
Bnrrell, R., St. Peter's Stanley, Wakefield c u
Burridge, T. W., 21, Clonbrock-road, Stoke Newir-g-
ton, N. + p c it
Burrough, 0., Clun, Salop it
Burrows, C. H., Strotton, St. Miohaol's, Norfolk «
Burrows, J. N., St. Stephen's, Haggerstone E. it
Bury, E. A., St. Peter's, Bournemouth ti
Bury, W. E., Braintree it
Bushell, W. D., Harrow Sohool u
Butler, Canon S. J., Vioarage, Penrith it
Butler, T., Theale, Reading it
Butler, Canon W. J., Vicarage, Wantage it
Butt, G. IL, St. Patrick's, Berbice it
Butt, J. A., Weston, Stevenage it
Butt, W. W. A., Chilmork, Salisbury it
Buttanshaw, F., 2, Brunswick-square, Camberwell,
S.E. it
Butterworth, J. C., 1, St. James's.square, Hcywoo
Manchester u
Buttress, A., Braintree, Essex + <u
Cadogan, E,, VVicken, Stony Stratford %
Caffln, C. S., Broadway, Worcestershire + («
Caffin, G. C, Ripple, Deal it
Cameron, J. H. L„ Shoreham Vicarage, Kent it
Camm, J. B. M., V. of Monkton Wyld, Dorset p c.
Campbell, G. C, 36, Brompton-square, S.W. it
Campbell, W. F., Barley, Royston, Herts p c
Caparn, W. B., 6, Clarendon Villas, Parktown,,
Oxford it
Capell, H. li., St. John's-row, Bedminster, Bristol <
Capetown, The Rev. Lord Bishop of it
Carew, J. W., Clatworthy, Somerset p it
Carey, Tupper, Fifield Bavant, Salisbury n
Cargill, J. D., Southwell, Notts p c t«
Carlisle, J. H., Howe Fort, Windermere p u
Carlyon, H. C, Mission House, St. Boniface, War
minster it
Carlyon, H. E. + p it
Carmichael, J. T., Whitchurch, Canonicorum, Brid-
port it
Carpenter, G., Chadlington, Enstone u
Carroll, F., Tallington Vicarsge, Stamford ii
CarroU, T„ Hilton, St. Ives, Hunts u
Carter, A. It., Poplar, B. n
Carter, 0. R. D., 10, Richmond-terraoe, Exeter »
Carter, T. T., Clewer, Windsor (Slip. Gen. O.B.S.>
+ ct"
Carter, W. M., West Bromwich it
Cartwright, A. R., Butcombe, Wrington, Somerset w
Cartwright, F. W., Aynhoe Rectory, Banbury it
Cartwright, G. D., Baldersby, Thirak u
Cartwright, T. E., Braintree it
Carus-Wilson, W., May] and Vicarage, Maldon it.
Carwithen, G. E., Beaumont House, Stoke u
Cass, W. A., V. of Burf ord, Oxon + p it
Cassan, A. Bruton, Somerset c u
Casson, H. C, Linton, Cambridge it
Cator, W., Beckenham u
Cator, W. L. B., Bast Hardwick, Pontefract u
Cautley, B. H., 74, Micklegate, York it
Cave, F. L., Southlea, Great Malvern it
Cave, H. Cave-Browne, Crowboro', Rotherfieldl,
Sussex u
Cave, R, H. , Covenham, Louth u
Cayley, R. A., Scampton, Lincoln u
Chadwick, J. W., St. Michael, Wakefield + c ii
Chadwick, T. H., Dunham, Newark, Notts u
Ohafy-Chary, W. K. W., Rouse Lench Court, Eve
sham it
Chalk, T., Quainton, Winslow u
Chalmers, J. A.. The School House, Stafford it
Chamberlain, T., St. Thomas-the-Martyr, Oxford + it
Chamberlen, L. J., Bury House, Gosport + v
Chamberlin, 1. C. B., North Wheatley, Retford it
Chambers, W. F., V. of North Kalsey, Brigg + p it
Chambers, O. L., Hook HaU, Howden u
Champernowne, R., Dartington, Totnes + v
Chaplin, E. M., Chilton, Steventon, Berks + c v
Chapyn, G. R., Devonshire House, Princcs-Bquarc,
Bayswater, W. it

Chandler, C. R., Guy's Hill, P. O. Jamaica tt
Chandler, J., Denham Lodge, Putney, S.W. tt
Chanter, J. M., The Vicarage, Hfraoombe tt
Chapman, A. T., Emanuel College, Cambridge c it
Chapman, G., St. Jame3-the-Less, Liverpool + cp u
Chapman, H. E., Donne id, St. Andrew, Salisbury u
Chapman, W. 8., Inc. of St. Leonard's, Newark p
Chase, 0. R., All Sainti-Clifton + _p tt
Ohave, Dr., St. Anne's, Wandsworth, S.W. it
Cheere, E., Papworth Hall, St. Ives, Hunts it
Obeli, G. R., Kneesall Vicarage, Newark it
Chell, James, St. Paul's, Bury tt
Chell, W., 0. of St. James's, Rochdale p u
Cheshire, J. W., Barford St. Martin, Salisbury it
Child, W. H., Barrow-in-Furness + u
Childs, H. H., Aberdeen +
Chinnery, A. Haldane, All Saints, Edinburgh + p u
Chirol, T. A. A., Sedseley, Dudley c
Chope, T. H., Hartland, Bideford +
Ohone, R. R., Wilton House, Hereford-square, S.W. u
Christie, 0. EL, AU Saints, Margaret-street, W. c u
Christie, J.. Turriff. Aberdoenshire it
Ohnrch, 8. 0., 0. of St. John's, Hammersmith + p c * u
Church, W. M. H., Hiokloton Vicarage, Lancaster it
Churohyard, 0., Long Benton, Newcastle-on-Tyne it
Churton, E. T., 33, Bristol-gardens, Warwick-rd ,
W. tt
Churton, H. N., Ch. Oh., West Bromwioh p it
Churton, W. IL, King's College, Cambridge u
Clark, T. H., Warden St. Lucy's Home, Gloucester
+ p c u
Clark, W. R., St. Mary Magdalene, Taunton o it
Clarke, D. L., Belgrave, Loicester u
Clarke, F. K., Orchester St. Miry's Reotory, Devizes ti
Clarke, H., Northfield Reotory, Birmingham u c
Clarke, J., Langley Fitzurse p
Clarke, J., St. Stephen's, Bowling, Bradford u
Clarke, S- Samford, Newport, Salop tt
Clarke, W., Wingham, Sandwich u
Clarke, D. G., Wellington, Madras tt
Claughton, P. L., Saffron, Walden it
Clay, J., Madras u
Clayton, W. R., St. Mary's, Bury u
Oleotber, G. E., Ohirton, Devizes u
Cleaver, B. D., Langdon, Romford, Eseox + c t it
Cloaver, W. H., 17, Delamere-ter., Paddington + c t tt
Clements, W. F., St. Anne's Sohool, Abbots Bromley,
Rugeley tt
Clinton, H. F., Cromwell Rectory, Newark u
Clowes, A., Clee, St. Margaret, Bromfield, Salop it
Clowes, T. A., North Field, Birmingham c
Clutterbuok, H., Buckland, Dinham, Froome n
Clutterbuok, J. C, Long Wittcuham u
Clutterbuck, L., 0. of Brcdon, Tewkesbury pen
Coates, A. L., St. John's, Bedmiuster, Bristol tt
Coates, R. P., Darenth Vicarage, Dartford u
Cockin, 0. B., Lea Reotory, Gainsborough u
Cookshott, J. W., Burwell vioarage, Cambridge it
Codd. Plebendary A., Beaminster Vicarage, Dorset u
doe, H. A., St. Mary's, Cardiff tt
Colbeok, J. A., Barman it
Oolborne, The Hon. G., Dittisbam Rectory, Totnos it
Coldwell, O. L., Holy Trinity, Stirling it
Coldwell, Oh. S., 0. of St. Matthew's, City-rood j>
Cole, G. W., Ely u
Colo, J. F., St. Faith>, Havant p
Cole, T. Hy, Chaplain of the Gaol, Lewes u
Coleman, W. H., Hnngerford u
Obion, E. Norman, R. of Pottesgrove, Beds peu
Coles, V. S. 8^, Wantage c u
Coles, J. W., Flax-Bourton, Bristol u
Coen, J. 0.. V. of Northmoorp u
Coley, J., 15, Elgin-rood, St. Peter's Pork, W. u
Collard, J. M., Highmore Vicarage, Henley-on-
Thamosit
CoUes, G. R. P., St. Bartbolomaw's.Cripplegoto, E.C. tt
CoUett, E., Vicarage. E. R-tford u
Collin, J., Elindou, Saffron Woldcu u
Oollingwood, R. G., Holme Brook, Cornforth tt
Collins, E. V., All Sts' Scliool, Bloxham, Banbury + it
Collins, W. 0., V. of Gt. Linstead, Suffolk p c
Collier, T. G., St. George's, Camborwell tt c
Collil, Canon J. D., V. Stratford-on-Avon u
OollU, T. W. 8., St. Paul s Clergy Honse, Wilton-
place. S.W. + u
Collison, Gaorgo Vanx, 0. in Nowton-ln-OIodooh, and
Chaplain to the Union, Dore p u
Colvin, J. W., St. Mark's Vioarage, Lokenham h

Colyer, J. E. , Iffley, Oxford u
Comber, C. T., Assist.-C. ot St. Mary's, Truro p
Comper, J., St. Margaret's Mission, Aberdeen +',p tc
Compie, J. p
Compson, J., Burnhom, Bridgewater u
Compton, T. H., Frome Selwood, Somerset c it
Coney, E. C, St. John's, Holborn, B.C. it
Coney, T., Chaplain H. M. Forces, Devenport u
Conolly, M. J., Thorpe Malsor Reotory, Kettering <¦
Conybeare, E., Barrington Vicarage, Royston c
Conybeare, J. W. E., Barrington Vicarage, Cam
bridge u
Cooke, C, 21, Vernon-terrace, Brighton it
Cooke, G. P , Milverton it
Cooke, G. R. D., V. of Sholbourn, Berkshire p 'i
Cooke, H. P., Nuneham Rectory, Oxford it
Cooke, H. S., St. James's, Whitehaven it
Cooke, R. W., Sworkeston, Derby it
Cooke, 8. H., Northboume. Deal u
Cooke, Canon W., The Hill House, Wimbledon a
Cookson, O., 5, Bills Villas, Exmouth c
Oooley, W. L. J., Eennington, Alnwick u
Coombs, Ch., V. of Sutton-on-Plym p it
Cooper, Alfred, St. Peter's, Horbury + p c it
Cooper, 0. E , Edgbaston, Birmingham it
Cooper, E., 30, Wimpole-street, W. u
Cooper, J., 215, East India-road, Poplar, E. it
Cooper, J. H., Tarporley, Chester + tt
Cooper, W. R. A., Froyle, Alton tt
Copinger, H. B., Thornhill, Dewsburytt
Corbet, A., Adderley, Market Drayton it
Corbet, R. W., Stoke Rectory, Market Drayton c u
Corbett, J. R., Cambridge-road, Barking it
Corbould, W. H., Rhodes. Lancashire +
Corfe, C. J., 123, Vassall-road, S.W. u
Corfe, 0. J., Chaplain H.M.S. Carnbiidge + p
Corfield, T , Egntpoora, Bombay c it
Corfield, W. B., Stoke Rectory, Market Drayton n
Corker, G. W., Vicaraso, Stony Stratford it
Corlett, J., H.M.C., St. John's, Isle of Man p
Corser, R. K., Stand, Manchester it
Cory, E. W., Moldrcth, Royston u
Cosser, W. M., Titchfield Vicarage, Foreham it
Cosway, 8., Chute Vicarage, Andover u
Cotes, D. H., 51, Greek -street, Stockport it c
Cotton, A. B.,St.Paul's Parsonage, Bow-common, E. it
Courtenay, Hon. and Rev. C. L.,BoveyTracey, Devon
+ c tit
Courtney, S. T., Wynberg, Capetown u
Coverley, S. C, Sledmere, York + [Norfolk + u
Coverley, S. L., Nordelph Parsonaere, Downhom,
Cowan, J. H. C, Moseley-road, Highgate, Birming
ham it
Cowden-Cole, I. J. , Landrake, St. Germans u
Cowgill, H., St. Chad's School, Denstone, Derbysh. it
Cowie. A. T. C., Curate of St. Phillip and St. James,
Oxford + it
Oowlard, W, Kilkhampton, Stratton u
Cowplond, W. E., Acton, Beonchamp Reotory, Brom
yard u
Cox, Canon A. V., 7, Roundham-terrace, Paignton u
Cox, 0. W., Atherstone-on-Stour Reotory, Strotford-
on-Avon tt
Cox, F., St- James's, Curtain-road, Shoreditch c
Cox, J. B., St. Margaret's, Princes-rd., Liverpool, +
Cox, J. M., 43, G«.rduu.tquaro, W.C. it
Cox, T., Norton Reotory, Atherstone it
Cox, T. C.,150, Now Kent-road, S.E. u peu
Crake, A. D., All Saints' School, Bloxom, Banbury
Cranbrook, J., Bankhouse-street, Burnley + it
Crate, R. H., Abberton, Colchester it
Crawford, J. R, Ely u
Crawhall, S. J., Nun Moskton, York it
Crawley, H., Stow Weodon u
Crawley, T. W., Heyford, near Weedon tt
Creed, H. K., Cbedburgh Rectory c it
Cresswell, F.,18,>Vharton-street,Clerkenwell, W.C. u
Cripps, J. M., Great Yeldham Rectory, Holstead it
Croft, T. D., Kimptou Vicarago, Welwyn it
Crogham, Ven. Arohdcacon, Bloemfontein, S. Africa it
Croome. W. M., Systou Vioarage, Loicester tt
Cross, E. H., The Ferns, Tottenham + tt
Cros8,G.F.B.,Holv Trinity Bordesley, Birmingham c tt
Cros-, J., Hatfield Herts, c
Cross. J. M., R. of Mursley, Bucks p u
Crosswell, R. J„ Timberscomb Vicarage, Dnnster u
CrouohLW., Segonhoo Manor, Wobarn u
Cruft, W. J., Edwalton Vicarage, Nottingham "

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Cruikshank, E. R., Pewsey, Wilts «
Cruikshank, H. C. B., Hbrspoth Vicarage, Oxford op »
Crump, J. B., St. Andrew's, West Bromwich it
Cadlip, ?. H., 63, Warwiok-road, Maida-hlll, W. it
Camming, J. J., Earlham-road, Norwich it
Cundy, H. G., R. Miseide", Cirencester t
Cnnningham, F. M., The Rectory, Witney u
Cunningham, J., Northampton it
Cunynghame, J. M., 47, Westgate, Mansfield it
Cunninghame, H. R. , The Orescent, Ripon p u
Curling, E., Padiham, Burnley tt
Curling, J. J., St. Mary's Parsonage, Bay of Islands,
Newfoundland u
Currie, J., West Lavington, Midhurst it
Curteis, T. A., Wellesbourne, Warwick c a
Curteis, T. 8., Sevenoaks + it
Curtis, E., Metheringham Vicarage, Lincoln it
Curtler, T. G., Bevere, Worcester it
Curwen, E. H., R. of Plumbland, Carlisle + p it
Cnssons, J., St. Mary Clergy House, Soho, W.C. u
Custance, A. C, Barnby Moor, near Retford tt
distance, G. M., Colwoll Reotory, Malvern + c u
Cuthbert, G. S., Clifton, Bristol c it
Cutting, J. H., Leywood Mission, Meophom u
Dakers, J. L., liawick, N. B. +
Dolby, J. B., Totternhoe Vioarage. Dunstable u
Dale, A. M., St. Margaret's, Aberdeen 4- it
Dole, L. W. T., The Vioarage, Chiswick, S.E. 11
Dole, T. F., R. of Jarrow, Durham + p
Dale,T.Pelham, St.VedastwithSt.Michael-le-Querne,
Foster-lane, E.C. u
Dalison, J. B., It. of Upwell St. Peter, Wisbeach p u
Dalton, A., 60, Montpelier-rofld, Brighton it [shire u
Doltry, T. W., Madeley Vicarage, Newcastle, Stafford-
Dond, J. J., Chevingt n, Ackiington u
Danford, J. W., Newlyn, Penzance it
Daniel, 0. A., St. Urbain-street, Montreal it
Danks, G. W., Holy Trinity, Gainsborough it
Danson, J. M., St. Mary's, Aberdeen it
Darby, W. W., Shottisham, Suffolk it
D'Arcy, J. Bertram, C. of Colnbrook, Buoks + p it
Darlington, J., Thorndon Rectory, Eye it
Darnell, W., Bambrougb, Belford it
Dart, J., King's College, Windsor, Nova Scotia u
Darwall, L., Criggion, Shrewsbury it [Romsey u
Dashwood, R. Lewes, Sherfield English Rectory,
Daubeny, Chancellor, Theological Col., Salisbury it
Daunt, E. S., V. of St. Stephen's, LaunceBtrn p c
Daunt, R., 25, Grove-street, Newcastle-on-Tyne u
Davenport, J.M., 4, Denmark-ter, Wolverhampton +u
¦'Davidson, J. P. F., Parsonage, Chipping Sodbury u
Davies, A., St. James's, Norwich it
Davies, A. W. W., R. of Onehouse, Suffolk c t
Davies, A. W. W., Lustleigh + p it
Davies, G. 1., Kelsale Rectory, fraxmundham u
Davies, James, English Bicknol, near Coleford it
Davies, J. D., R. of Llanmadoc, Swansea + cp it
Davies, J. E., Llwynguril, North Wales c u
Davies, J. S , Woolston, Southampton it
Davies, R. L., East Drayton, Lincoln it
Davies, S. E., The Close, Salisbury u
Davies, S. R., 33, Gloucester-place, Hyde Park, W. it
Davies, T. L. 0., Peartree, Woolston, Southampton u
Davies, T. O. S., 10, Clarence-square, Brighton it
Davies, W., 7, Cheriton-villas, Folkestone u
Davis, H., Spring-vale, Natal u
Davis, J. W., Toppington Vicarage, Salop it
Davis,' T. J., Hazlewood, Torquay c u
Dawes, N., 131, Upper Kennington-lane, S.E. + «
Dawson, A. A. Necton Reotory, Thetford tt
Dawson, W., St. John's, Olerkenwell p it
Day, H. J., The Rectory, Barnsley it
Day, T. T. (D.D.), Baystone-hill, Shrewsbury v.
Daykin, Ven. Archdeacon, Natal it
Daymond, 0., The Precincts, Peterborough u
Deacon, A. W. N., Sandhurst, Wokingham it
Deane, F. H., Horsington Rectory, Horncastle u
Deane, W. J., Ashen Rectory, Clare it
Deane, W., R. of Hintlesham, Ipswich peu
De Castro, F. W., Arley Rectory, Coventry + p it
DeCerjat,H.S.,WestHorsley Rectory, WokingStationu
Deedes, C., Orton-villa, Oxford + c u
¦ Deeley, A. H., Belize, British Honduras + c p it
* *Denison, Ven. Archdeacon, East Brent, Highbridge
S.M.F., tt

Denison, H. P., Eosti Brent Vioarage, Highbridge +• w
Dent, 0., St.Augnstine's Vioarage.^aggei-stone, E. o w
De Renzi, G. 0., Oradley, Brierley-hill, Stourbridge u
Dermer, B. C, St. John's College, Oxford it
De Romestin, A. H. E., Preeland Parsonage, Eyn
sham + o u
Devas, A. C, Devizes it
Diago, J., S. P. Ot. Mission, Bombay u
DiokinB, T. B., Emsoote, Warwiok it
Dickinson, C. J , Bodmin Vioarage tt
Dickson, R. Bruce, High Wycombe, Buoks u
Dickson, R. W. W., 28, Hawkesheod-st., Soutbport w
Dix, Edward, St. Ives, Hunts p it
Dix, H. W., Vicar, Shelton, Faringdon c p it
Dixon, J., St. Andrew's Curatage, Sutton, Isle of
Dixon, A., St. Stephen's, De« onport c it ¦ [Ely u
Dobree,Osmnd.,Golden-hillVicarage,Stoke-on.TrentitDodds, H. L., Great Glen Vicarage, Leicester u
Dodgson, E. H., Helmseley, York it
Doe, J. Hall, V. of Eaton Bray, Beds p it
Dolling, J. R., R. of Hinton St George a> it
Dolphin, J. M., Codding ton Vioarage, Newark it
Donaldson, Andrew B., 10, Argyll-ro»d, Kensington,
W.u
Donaldson, A. B., Welshampton, EUesmere c tt'
Donaldson, A. M., C. of Farnborough, Bath p c tt
Doran, J. W., 15, Pevensey-rood, St. Leonard's-on-
Sea c t tt
Douglas, A., 12, Johnstone-street, Bath tt
Douglas, The Hon. A. G., Shapwiek Vioarage, Bland
ford tt
Douglas, The Hon. Henry, Hanbury Reotory, Broms-
grove it
Douglas, J., Kirkby-Misperton, Yorkshire + c
Douglas, Robert, Chapelthorpe, Wakefield it
Douglas, W. W., Salwarpe Reotory, Worcester tt
Dove, Ven. Archdeacon, St. Andrew's, Walkenville,
Adelaide, S. Australia it
Dover, J. W., V. of Wilmcote, Stratford-on-Avon p «
Dover, T. B., Hawthorn Cottage, Kennington Park,
S.E. c n
Dowdeswell, E. R., The Vioarage, Bushley, Tewkes
bury -1- it
Dowle, T., Seaford, Sussex c u
Downie, J., St. Peter's Devizes it
Drayton, John, St. Paul's, Barbadoes it
Drew, 0. E., C. of Baswiok, Staffordshire + c u
Drew, J. H., St. Mary, Sttsood, Rochester it
Drew, W., St. Peter's Mission, Barripore, Calcutta i»
Drewe, W. B., Longstock Vicarage, Stcokbridge + it
Druitt, C, Parkstone, Poole it
Drummond, A. H., Kempley Vicarage, Dymock it
Drury, G., Claydon, 'Ipswich p c it
Du Boulay, F. H., Heddington Rectory, Calne u
Du Boulsy, W.T.,St.Mary Boltons.West Brompton o
, Dudley, F., Wrenthorpe Vicarage, Wakefield it
Duggan, W. B.,43, Walton- street Oxford it
Dugmore, E. B., V. of Parkstone, Poole + p c It
Dulley, B., Bishop's Chaplain, Bombay it
Dun, James, Broughton Parsonage, Chester tt
Dunbar, J. A. Dunbar, Forebank, Dundee it
Dunbar, J. J., St. Mary" s,Cove-by- Aberdeen, tf.B. + it
Dnncombe, Very Rev., the Hon., The Deanery, York it
Dunn, A. H., Vicarage, South Acton, W. it
Donn, J., All Saints', Clifton + peu
Dunn, R., Ampney Crucis, Cirencester + c tt
Dunn, R. J., Huntsham, Tiverton tt
Dunn, W., North Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne cf ™
Dunwell, F. H,, V. of Hensall and Selby p u
Du Fort, J. M.. Mattishall, East Dereham tt
Durell, J. F., V. AU Saints', Cambridge t
Du Rieu, W. M., St. Barnabas, Pimlico, S.W. c u
Durst, J., St. Margaret's, Lynn it
Dur.-t, W., Alton Vicarage it
Du Satuoy, F. P., Ockley Rectory, Dorking it
Duthie, C. J., 0. of Clewer + p it
Dutton, W. E., Menstone in wjiarfedale, Otley w
Ebsworth, A. F., Sneinton, Nottingham c * t it
Eagletim, T. A., C. St. Paul, Oxford J
Eagleton, C, V. of llimwell, Sussex + it c
Bales, S. J., Warminster it
Baree, R. B., The Curatage, Belchamp Walter, Essex *
Earle, L. H„ Conisholme Rectory, Grimbsy it
Barnshaw. J. W., Birkenshaw Vicarage, Leeds it
Bast, A., Sneinton,. Nottingham it

* We have no complete list of the Members of the " Society for the Maintenance of the Faith," but Mr.
Denison is known to be one of its leaders. (See introduction, p. 3.)

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Eastgate, C. E., 67, King Edward' B-rd., Stoke New-
ington, N. u
Baton, A. E.,45,High-8r.., S. Norwood, S.E. u
Eaton, W. F., St. Peter's, Bournemouth it
Ebaworth, A. F., East Retford c
Ebaworth, G. S., Orozton Ker rial, Grantham + »
Eccleston, J. B., St. Peter's, Brixham u
Eddowes, John, St. Jade's, Bradford u
Eden, R. A., St. Andrew, W.lls-st., W. u
Edgell, H., N acton, Ipswich u
Edgell, John, Gudaoedeii Oxford u
Edghill, J. C., Halifax. Nova Sootia u c
Edman. K. H., R. TiionUua-lc-Hoor, Caistor, Lin
colnshire $
Edmondson, J., 0. of Charlton by Dover j>
Edwardes, J. Scaudrett, Grammar School, Lampeter,
• Cardigan u
Edwards, A. W. H., The Cottage, Clewer, Windsor u
Edwards, F. S-, 0. of R-igeley + pu
Edwards, J., V. of Pre^tbury , Cheltenham + p c * t «
Edwards, J., Clifton, Br.stol, u
Edwards, J. R., Llanfechell, Anglesey u
Edwards, R. J., Corys, Machynlleth u [Link u
Eichbaum, F. A. G., Cler.y House of Rest, Malvern
Blcnra, C. 0., Olovelly, Bidt-ford u
•Eland, H. G., Bedminster Vi*ar«ge, Bristol c* fu
Eld, J. H„ P. 0. of Fyfitld, Bark p u
Eldrid, E. N.( Ouokfield, Sussex u c
Eldridge, J. A., V. of Biahop Wilton + pu
Elgie, W. F., Otterboun e, Winchester p u
Eliot, 0, J., St. Mary Magdalen, Chiswiok + p c * u
Elkmgton J., 11, Crown-street, Sono, W. cw
Ellershaw, H., Mexborougb, Rotherham u
Elliott, W., Cardington Cimrch, Stretton R. S. O. it
Ellis, A., 3a, Viotoria-rd., Olapham-oommon, S.E. u
Ellis, G, Cranbourue, Wind or u
Ellis, J., Wilsden Vicarage, Bingley + u
Ellis, P. G, Llanf airfec nan, Bangor u
Elrington, 0. R., Chard u
Elrington, R. F.,The Vioai'ago, Lower Brixr. am u
Eladalo, D., Vassal-rd., Kenningt-in, S. W. c * t «
Elwell, H., St. Mary Mag-lalene, Harlow u
Elwin, H. P., Hdmsley, Yorks o
Elwin, W.,441, Coventry-rd. , Birmingham u
Elwin, Whit well, Booton Itt-ctory, Norwich u
English, W. W., Kiokley, Lowestoft u
Euraght, R.W.,V. of Hoy I'rinity.Bordesley + p c «
EnseD, 0. Holt, St. Paul's, Truro u
Ensor, F., Lustleigh, Bovey Traoey u
Errington, H., Eton u
Estoourt, E. B., Eokiugton Reotory, Chesterfield u
Evans, A. B., St. Mary-le-Straud, W.C. u
Evans, D., Vicarage, Carnarvon, u
Evans, E. M., Ratley Vicarage, Kineton u
Evans, J.O.,Margam Vic, Taubaoh, South Wales cu
Evans, Thomas, Broughtnn Rectory, Skipton u
Evans, T. S., St. Leonard's, Shoreditch, E. u
Evans, W, S., Ulley Vicarage, Rotherham u
Evanson, R.V.B., I. ot Melbeoks, Yorkshire c
Evered, E. E. J., V. of St. Mary Magdalen, Harlowpw
Evered E. R. F., South Darley, Derbyshire u
EvereBt, W. F., Chap. County Gaol, Cornwall peu
E vers field, 8., Snoyd Vicar, ige, Burslem c u
Evetts, Thomas, Monies RUborouph, Tring u
Exton, F., V. of Alkboroiigh and Whltton p
Eyton, R., St. Paul's, Kuightsbridge +cu
Fairbank, R. W., Rose Hifl, Bowden, Cheshire u
Farbrother, A., 176, Camtierwull New-rd., S.E. u
Farbrothcr, F. R., Burli'igton-st. Manchester o u
Farmao, S., junr., St. Niohola , Harwioh u
Farmborough, J. G, Speruall, Reotory, Redditoh c u
Farrar, T., St. Paul's, Ploi-auoB, Demerara u
Farrer, F., Bigbnry Reotory, Ivy-bridge u
FuuiMtt, G., 10, Oxford-parade, Cheltenham u
Fawoett, J. M., V. of St. rhilip's, Leeds + p u
Fawsott, R. A., St. Andrew's, Deal u
Fearon, A., Keon Reotory, Kxi-terc u
Featherstonhaugh, W., Kdmundbyer-s Blaokhil),
Durham + u
Foildon, H. A., Bodleyffrid, Llandnlas, Abergele cp u
Fellden, O. M., Frank tun R«etory, Oswestry u
Fenton. T., V. of Hugil, Kendal p u
Fonwiok, John, Thuralng, Norfolk u
Fenwioke, G. O., Blaston, Uppingham u
Ferris, A. H., Oharleatown, St. AuBtillp o u
Fewtrall. E. A., Nelaou-in-tfanden, Burnley u
FUld, 0. N.. Plympton ,St. Mary u
Field, B., St. Nicholas' College Lanoing + pcu

Field, E. W., Sydenham- roa'l,, Croydon it.
Fie>d, J. E., C. of Settle, Yorkshire pu
Fielding, The Hon.O.W.A..Stapietoa Rectory,Salop u
Fielding, G. F. \1., Edward-treat, We»t Bromwich it
Finch,F.0.,5, Verulam-bnildiTigs. Gray's Inn, W.C. u
Finch, T., Morpeth Sudbury, Essex u
.Fi richer, J. Moore, 0. of St. John, Brighton + p c u
Finlay, E. B., 36, Sandgate, Folkestone u
F inter, H., Calcutta B iys' Sch -ol, Calcutta u
Fish, J. L., R. of St. Margaret Pattens+ c u
Fish, R. G., Castle Howard Reformatory, Welburn,
York U
Fisher, G. R., Aldershot, Hants c u
Fisher, C. E., Stoke Rectory, Grantham u
Fisher, J. T., Heesenford, St. German's, Cornwall u
Fisher, T. R., Sudbury, Essex p
Fitz-Gerald, W. G., Tne Vicarage, Bridgewater u
Fleming, Arthur Willis, St. Saviour's, Holloway
&pc*t
Fleming, S. H., Shambrook p u
Flemying, F. P., St. Cyprian's, Wester Lenzie p
Fletcher, Arthur, St. Mary's, Marlborough n
Fletcher, G., R iny, -obam, Cambiidgeahire u
Lfletcher, H. M., Bicknor, Maidstone u
Fletcher, Philip, ct. Bartholomew's Clergy House,
Brighton + u
Flint, S. Raffles, Alverstoke u
Flint, W. C. Italfl &, Snnnitigdale, Staines u
Flower, H. B., Stjnebaven, N.B. +
Floyd, C. G., Holnm Reotory, Downham, Norfolk u
Flynn, E. H., St. Chad's, Haggerston p c * t
Foote, J. A., St. Mary Magdalene" s. Paddington + peu
Foote, L. E. W., St. Peter'*, Harrogate u
Forbes, J. F., Christ Cliuroh.St. Leo card' s-on-Sea + u
Ford, A. W.,Ohap.of King's College Hospital + p c * t
Forster, Francis, LUnfrechfa, Caerleon u
Fortescue, H. J., St. Ge rge's, Leicester u
Foster, A. J., Farndish Reet ry, Wellingborough u
Foster, 0. G., 0. of Wet Hackney, Middlesex + pou
Foster, James, Lambournc, flnngerford u
Foster, J., Foxearih, Sudbury u
Fonniaine, James, Pilby, Norwich u
Fowls, W. H., Vicarage, Milverton, Somerset u
Fowler, 0. A., St. Margaret's, Canterbury u
Fowler, E. T. S., Cotmanhay, Ilkeston u
Fowler, J. T., Bishop Hatfield's Hall, Darham c u
Fox, G., College, Salisbury u
*LFos, W. C, St. Pt tur s, Frampton CotterelL Bristol u
Fox, W. H., V. of Tixendale, York p
Frampton, J. J
Francis, 0. Dunk in, Tyson, Kineton u
Francis, D. Hughes, Mansfield Cottage, Canning
Town, E. u
Franois, H. O., Greit Torriugton u
Fraser, James, Chichester u
Fraser, W. F. 0. S., Chaplain, Maidstone Gaol p
Freeling, G. Noel, MerUn College, Oxford + n
^| Freeman, 0. E., The Vio«rage, West Malvern u
Freeman, R. M., Stony Stratford u
French, R. J., V. of Flockton, Wakefield p u
Frere, E. T., Ditohmghum, Bungay, Suffolk u
Frere, Herbert, Ditchingham, Bungay, Suffolk u
Frere, W. J., St. Mary's, Wolverhampton u
Friend, Martin T., Reading u
Frith, E. B. Cockayne, Market Lavington, Wilts tt
Frith, James, Coal-pit Heath, Bristol u
Frost, J. D., V. of St. Paul's, Winchmore-hili p
Fry, G A., Barnsley c
FVy, Lucius George, St. Poter's Mission House, Hox-
ton, N. u
Fryer, A. T.,26, Granville- square, ClerkenwelLW.C. «
Fryer. F. W., Coleford, Gloucestershire +
Fulford, J. L., Parsonage, Woodbury, Exeter u
Fulford, J. L. Langdon, Woodbury, Exeter u
Fuller, C. J., V. of St. Mary, Primrose-hill + peu
Fuller, H. A, Walton Vioarage, Stafford c
FuruivaL James, Mustou Reotory, Nottiugham u
Fussell. J. T. R., Amroth Castle, Begelly R. S. O.
S. Wales u
Fyffe, Henry, St. Helen's Cottage, Southsea u
CJamey, A., S. P. G. Mis -ion, Bombay u
Gael, Samuel, Bat Modo wn Knoll, Cheltenham u
Gaiusford, G., Woodside, Hitohin c u
Gallop, E. J., All Hallows, Tottenham u
Ualttm, J. L., 6, Due's Field, Exeter u
ttamlen, C, East Clevedon c u
Gammell, J. S., Ontwoud Vicarage, Wakefiald u
Garde, T. H., C. Chippenham p

12

Gardner, Herbert, St. Matthew's, Smethwick, Staf-
lords ett
Gardner, J. G., Chalfont, St. Peter'B, Slough it
•Gardner, J. L., Australia + u
Gardner, J. L., C. of Morpeth p
Garland, W. Guest, St. Michael's, Handsworth, War
wickshire u
Garratt, C. F., Little Tew Vioarage, Enstone u
Garratt, Sudlow, Merrifield, Torpoint, Devonport u
Garrett, Frank, The Vicarage, Par, Cornwall p u
Garrett, W. W., Hookliffe, Guildford u
Garrow, E. W., E. of Bilsthorpe, Ollertonp
Garry. N. T., St. Mary's, Beading u
Garven , E. D.. Bollington, Altrincham, Lancashire u
Garvey. C, V. of Manthorpe p
Garvey, Edward, South Kyme, Sloaford, Lincoln
shire u
Garwood, G. F., St. Mark's, Shelton, Stoke on-Trent it
Gatrill, J. M., O. of Greenhithe, Kent + p c t * u
Gaze, J. Pellew,Brooke Rectory, near Newpqrt,I.W. it
Gedge, Edmund, Pietermaritzburg, Natal it
Geldart, Ernest, Hatchford. Cobham, Surrey tt
Gem, C. H., C. of Penrith (untadraitm) p c
Gent, G. W., Llandovery, Carmarthenshire u
George, P. E., 11, Pulteney-street, Bath u
GibbB, Joseph G., St. Mary'B, Speenhamland, New
bury u
Gibbons, E. T„ Christ Church, Oxon +
Gibson, Edward, Charlton House, Sittingbonrne it

Gibson, George, Denstone, Ashbnrne. Derbyshire tt x pt*« +
Gibson, H. Atkinson, Linslade Vicarage, Leighton 'Green, Very Iter. James, Dean of Maritzburg %
Green, J. H. B., Normanton, Ashby-de-la-Zouoh ti

Buzzard u
Gibson, J. H. Ashley, i, Clarence-street, Brighton it
•Gibson, J., King's Stanley, Stonehouse,Glo'ster£hire it
Gilbertson, L., BraunBton Eectory, Bug by »
Gilder, A. C. 8. it
Gilder, 0., S.P.G. Mission, Bombay tt
Giles, Edwin, 10, Springfield Villas, Kilburn, N.W. u
Giles, E., late of Avonside, Christchurch, New Zea
land p u
Giles, J. H., St. Augustine's, Kilburn + p cu
Gill, F. T., Warfield Vicarage, Bracknell, Berkshire tt
Gilling, J. C, Parsonage, Eosherville u
Gillman, James, 14, Wimbledon-park-road, Wands
worth, S.W. u
Gilpin, E. , Halifax, Nova Sootia c
Girdlestone, F. G., Landlord Euctory, Salisbury tt
Gladstone, S. E., Hawarden Eectory c
i.ilanville, H. C.,Sheviocke Eectory, Torpoint, Devon-
port u
Glascodine, E. W., Eeynoldston, Swansea cu
Glascott, W. E., Ghazipur, N. W. Provinces, Calcutta
+ u
Glasspoole, E. D., Great Malvern p tt
Gleadowe, E. W., Kirk Andrews-on-Eden p
Glencross, J. H., Helland Eectory, Bodmin u
Glennie, A. H., The Close, Chichester u

Goulden, A. B., 124, Kennington-lane, B.E. (Secretary)
e*t«
Govett, J. C, Shepperton Reotory, ChertBey «
Grafton and Armidale, The Eight Eev. the Lord
Bishop of tt
Graham, H. L., Bishop's Frome, Bromyard it
Graham, J.E. J., Chipping-Sodbury, Gloucestershire it
Graham, E., Montrose, Eltham, S.E. it
Grant, Alex., R. Maningford Bruce, Wilts p it
Grant, A. T., RoBBlyn, Edinburgh +
Grant, J. B., Oxenhope, near Keighley, Yorkshire u
Grantham, G. P., C. of St. Saviour's, Leeds + pctt
Gray, Canon C, Blyth Vicarage, near Worksop + it
Gray, C. N., Helmsley Vicarage, Tork it
Gray, F. H., E. of Hookliffe, Bedfordshire p u
Gray, James B., Oriok Eeotory, Eugby u
Gray, Waltor A., ArkseyVioarage, Donoastw it
Gray, W. A. G., E. of Walpole St. Peter's, Wisbeach
cpu
Gray, W. F., Farringdon, Exeter u
Gream, N., Springfield, Chelmsford tt
Greatheed, J., St. John's Mission House, Cowley, Ox
ford c tt
Greatheed, Stephenson, Prestbury, Cheltenham
+ pc«
Greatorex, E., Croxdole Eectory, Durham it
Greaves, H. L., Dudley, Worcestershire tt
Greive, W. T., Colnbrook, Bucks c u +
Gregory, F. M., V. of St. Michael's, Southampton

Godley, E. B.., 0. Amport, Andover %
Godsell, G., St. Andrew's, Plaistow, E. c v
Godwin, E. H., Chorlton-on-Medlook, Lancashire u
Goldie, A. R., The Grange, Thurlston, Derby it
Goldie, C. D , St. Ives. Hunts + p c * t tt
Going, J., V. of St. Paul's, Lorrimore-square, Wal
worth + p c * t u
Goodacre, A. E., C. of St. Mark's, North Audley-
street p u
Goodacre, F. W., Market Harborough it
Goodacre, E. H., Ipstone's Vicarage, Cheadle tt '
Goodacre, B. H.. jun., Ipstone's Vicarage, Cheadle it
Goodacre, W. W., Brooking Parsonage, Totnes it
Goodlake, T. W., E. of Swindon, Cheltenham p
Goodrich, B. G., Hardmead Eectory, Newport Pag-
nell u
Goodridge, H. P., Swanmore, Ryde, I.W. c u
Gordon, C. O., May land Vicarage, Maldon, Essex c u
Gordon, E. W., 11, Norfolk Crescent, Bath tt
Gordon, R. W., Trinity, Gosport, Hants c it
Gorham, H. 8., Shipley Vicarage, Horsham u
Gomall, J., St. John's, Oldham p u
Goss, John, The College, Hereford u
Gothard, G. , India + c u
Gough, Edward J., 20, Sonth-street, Huddersfield ti
Gough, Melville, Sr.eyd, Bnrslem u
Gough, R. H. L., Chilton Moore, Durham p u
Gough, W. H., Markshall, Kelvedon c tt
Gould, B. A., Earsdon, North Shields it
Baring-Gould, 8., Eectory, East Mersea p u
Gould, W., Snnnyside, Surbiton u

Green, I. S., E. of Wilton, Sorwioh peu
Green, E. Elling, Second Master of Brewers' School p
Green, Sidney F., E. of Miles Platting p u
Green, T. Lingard, Sudbury, Essex u ,
Green, V. T., Bloxham, Banbury c «
Green, W. Frederiok, Lermard-road, Croydon «
Greene, H. Burnaby, Longparish, Hants tt
Greene, J. J., St. Bartholomew's, Brighton +
Greenham, Henry, South Cockerington, Louth u
Greenhow, E., St. Margaret-st., Bradford-on-Avon it
Greenhow, Ed., jun., V. of Newton-on-OnBe pit
Greenly, J. P.,Lavorstook, Salisbury c p
Greenstreet, E. F., 98, Ourzon-street, Leicester it
Greenstreet, F. W., Winterbourne Down, Bristol tt
Greenstreet, O. P., Elford, Tamworth it
Greenwell, N„ V. of St. Barnabas, Holbooh, Leeds
+ pct*«
Greenwood, G.,5, Duchess-street, Portland-place, W. n
Greenwood, J. H., Hurst Vic. , Ashton-under-Lyne ic
Gregory, Christopher, Westfield, Retford u
Greig, David, Addington Eectory, Winslow tt
Grenside, F. Ealph, Thornhill, Dewsbury u
Grenside, Ealph, Over Whitacre p tt
Grey, C. F., Newbiggin-by-Sea, Morpeth tt
Grey, The Hon. F. E., Eeotory, Morpeth it
Grier, Preb. E. M., The Vioarage, Rugeley c it
Griffith, 0. A., Berwick St. John's Eeotory, Salisbury u
Griffith, G. 0. F., St. Stephen's, Lewisham, B.E. it
Griffith, E. C. F., Colnbrook Vicarage, Slough it
Griffiths, E., Llanmartin Eectory, Newport, Mon. i»
Griffiths, John u
Grigson, Edward, Wednesbury, Staffordshire it
Grigson, W. 8., St. Andrew's, Wolverhampton c u
Grindle, H. A. G, Devizes tt
Grindle, W. 8., Cold Ash, Newbury p it
Grinstead, 0., Brentwood, Essex u
Grove, George, Llanwenarth, Ultra, Abergavenny tt
Grueber, C. S., V. of St. James, Hambridge pit
Gueritz, J. Fortescue L., Vicarage, Colyton, Devon u
Gueritz, M., V. of Colyton, Axminster pen
Guest, G. W., All Saints', North-street, Yoik tt
Guilding, J. M., St. Lawrence, Beading u
Guillemard, Dr. W. H., Wanstead House, Cambridge «
Gundry, J. S., Ivy Cottage, Honiton it
Gurney, Alfred, 8, Msrlborough-plrce, Brighton tt
Gurnev, F., Bovey Tracey, Devon + cu
Gurney, H. P., 10, Olydesdale-rd., Notting-hill, W. u
«,Gutch, C, St. Cyprian's, Dorset-square c*t«
Gwyn, J. B., Llanf rechva Vicarage, Caerleon, Mon
mouthshire cit
Gwyn, E. H., South Bepps Eeotory, Norwich tt
Gwynne, K., V. of St. llary'r, Soho
Gwyther, Arthur, Queen's College, Demerara u
Hailey, Charles, Strutley, Birmingham u
Haines, S. C, St. Matthias, Kensington p c tt
Hole, P., Grammar School. Daventry p u

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•Hales, W. A., V. of Boaley, Cheshire p
Hall, A. C. A., Mission House, Cowley, St. John u
HaU, F., 80, Carltouroad, Kilburn, N.W. u
Hall, G., Sextry House, Ely u
Hall, Henry, Semley, Shaftesbury u
Hall, H. F., Walton D"EiviIe, Warwick u
Hall, J. E., 6, Cleveland-terrace, W.C v.
Hall, J. Melville, Kemerton, Tewkesbury u
Hall W. D., The Lea, Boss «
Hall, W. J., Rectory, Martin's-lane, Cannon-st. u ¦"
Hallward, T. W. 0.,Frittenden Eectory, Staplehurst u
Hambrough, W,, 40, Marine Parade, Worthing it
Hamilton, A. H., E. of St. Mary Arden, Exeter p
Hamilton, Gavin 0., St. John's, Bathwick, Bath + u
Hamilton, James, 6, South Parade, Clifton tt
Hamley, Joseph, Glapthorne, Oundle + u
Hammond, 0. E., Exeter College, Oxford + c tt
Hammond, F. A., Lauriston House, Dover p it
Hammond, E., St. Paul's, Brighton p tt
Hamond, p. Francis, South Minims, Baraet u
Hampshire, W. K., 5, Park Crescent, Torquay c u
Hanbury, If., Ticehurst, near Hawkhurst o u
Hanbury, W. F. J., Bioknor, Maidstone it
Hancock, T., West Grove House, Point Hill, Black-
heath, S.E. u
Hand, W. P. L., Taynton Vicarage, Burford, Ox
fordshire u
Handley, E., Clipsham, Rutland + u
Hankey, Claude, Farnham u
Hankey, W. B., 6,Minera-street, Chester-sq., S.W. »
Hanson, E. K., Vio., Stoke Maudeville, Aylesbury n
Hanson, Hesketh, Marsworth Vicarage, Tring tt
Hanson, H. E., Forton. Gosport tt [S.W. u
Harding, A. G. H., 66, Thistle-grove, West Brompton,
Harding, J. T., Pontwyn, Moumouth peu
Harman, J., St. James's Parsonage, Enfield High
way a
Harper, A., St. Mary's, Inveririe, N.B. +
Harpur, W. H., Mazagon, Rombay u
Harris, H., Ardingley, Hay ward' s-heath + p c u
Harris, H. T., Llangyniuer Reotory, Criokhowell,
Wales u
Harris, J. J. W„ Olenohwnrton, Norfolk tt
Harris, P. S., Lord Leycester's Hospital, Warwick it
Harris, T., late Dean of Honolulu p tt
Harris, W., 10, Walton-pin ce, Brompton, S. W. it
Harris, W. H., 3, Mizpak-terraoe, Manchester c u
Harrison, A., 29, Chester-terrace, N.W. u [+ n
Harrison, 0. E., North Curry Vioarage, Taunton
Harrison, 0., North Curry, Taunton +
Harrison, E. Dunkin, Pembroke Coll., Oxford p
Harrison, Henry, Kilndown, Staplehurst u
Harrison, J., Ino. of Barbon, Kirkby Lonsdale p it
Harrison, J. N., Vioarage, Reigate u
Harrison, J. Nioholls, The Vicarage, Laugharne, S.
Wales u
Harrison^W. H., C. of St. Leonard's, Newland peu
Hart, J. W. Taskor, Toddington, S.W. it
Harty, Thomas, Annotto >'ay, Jamaica tt
Harvey, 0. W., Ewelmo, Wallingford u
Harvey, E. G., Mulli'in, Helston, Cornwall p u
Harvey, G. Tyson, Minsteryard, Linooln tt
Harvey, Herbert; B-tloy Vioarage, Crowe it
Harvey, R., Salisbury, Southampton u
Harward, J. F., Little Maplestead, Halstead u
Harwood, T. E., Old Windsor Vioarage u
Haslam, 0. E., Toddington Eeotory, Dunstable u
Haslam, George, Brothorton Vicarage, Normanton,
Yorkshire u
Hastings, F. H., St. Mary's, Tonby u
Hatt. W, Mucholls, Stonohaven +
Hutch, W. M., Sandicrof t, Northwioh it
Hautonvillo,R. W., Walton Reotory, Clevedon c tt
Haverflold, W. R., 2, Alma Villas, Bath u
Havergal, F. T., Upton Bishop, near Ross u
Hawkes, R. H., Tunbridge Wells p u
Hawkins, 0. F., King Edward VI. Grammar School,
Southampton tt
Hawkins, E. W., Rineshall, Stowmarket u
Hawkins, Henry, Col ney H toh, N. u
Hawkins, J, B. H„ 0. of Umlnstor p u
Haworth, T. W., Chesham Groan, Bury u
Haworth, W., St. Sampoon, York p u
Hay, F. Drummond, RoUoaton Vicarage, Newark u
Haydon, W., Midhurst, Sussex u
* Mr. Halos states that he signed with a total misoonception as to the objoct of the pttition, and at
once withdrew his name.

Hayes, E. , F.C. of St. Martin's, Low Marple, Cheshire
+ peu
Hayes, G., C. of Alkborough p u
Hayes, T. , Bracewell p u
Hayes, T., jun., Broughton, Cheater p u
Hoyne, Dr. L. G., Mistley Rectory, Manningtree,
Essex u
Hayter, 0. F., Claybrook Vicarage, Lutterworth c u
Hayton, G., Reotory, Niton, I.W u
iHayward, H. E., Lydiard Millicent, Swindon u
Headeach, A. W., 25, St. Alban's-Btreet, Rochdale u
Heanley, R. M., The Old Vicarage, Burghle-Marsh,
Boston u
Hearle, G. W., Newburgh, Wigan u
Heartley, C. T., Mynydd. Glwys. Swansea it
Heath, E., St. James's, Curtain-road, E.C. +
Heath, George, St. Anne's, Lewes u
Heatb, Richard Ford, Elizabeth House, St. Giles's-
road, W., Oxford u
Heathcote, G. V., R. of West Deeping p
Hedley, William, Athcrstone, Warwickshire tt
Heigham, A. L. C, Vicarage, Newport Pagnell tt
Holder, F. W., St. Mildred's, Burnt-Ash Hill, Lee,.
S.E. u
Helme, E., Parkyns, Hurstpierpoiut tt
HelpB, W. a, Marple p
Hemming, W. S., Rayno Rectory, Braintree tt
Henderson,H.G.,V. Holy Trinity, Shoreditch + c • t tt
Henly, John, Buseombe, Twyford, Berks u
Hennessey, George, The Chase, Lynn u
Henslow, L. E., Zeal's Eectory, Wilts u
Herbert, A., Culham College, Abingdon c u
Herbert, E. Otway, St. John's Vioarage, Crow-
borough, Tunbridge Wells u
Herbert, Q. W., The Parsonage, Vauxball, S.E. c • it
Horford, P. M.. 24, Portland-street, Southeea it
Heruaman, J, W. D., Malvern Link u
Heron, George, Moore Hall, Warrington u
Hervey, A. 0., Beaulieu, Southampton u
Hervey, T., Colmer Eeotory, Alton, Hampshire u
Heslop, G., Cossall, Notts c
Hetling, F. T., 54, Thistle-grove, Brompton, S.W, it
Hetling, G. H., 10, Loraine-terrace, Hammersmith c u
Hewett, J., All Saints', Babbicombe, Torquay c it
Hewett, J. W„ 1, Bridge-rd., Haverstook-hill, N.W. ».
Hext, J. Hawkins, Kingsteignton Vioarage, Newton
Abbott u
Hey, E., junr., St. Andrew's, Litcharoh, Derby tt
Heygate, W. E., Reotorv, Brightstone, Hampshire it
Heywood, H. R.,Moorfield, 8winton, nr. Manchester it
Hickley, J. G., Walton, Bath u
Hioks, J. W. Sidney, Sussex College, Cambridgeshire u
Higgs, E. H., Oswald Kirk Reotory, York u
Higgs, W. H., Odd Rode, Luwton, Cornwall u
Hill, E., Sheering Eectory, Gloucestershire u
Hill, Edward, Woolston, Bletohley u
Hill, Edward, Wisbford, Salisbury tt
Hill, E. F., Panfield Rectory, Braintree u
Hill, F. H., Riga, Russia u
Hill, Rowland, St. Peter's, Bournemouth u
Hill, T. B„ V. of Stonesby, Leicestershire +
Hilliard, J. A. 8., Little Wittenham u
Hilliard, J. S., Christ Cnuroh, Ealing u
Hilton, L. K.,The Vicarage, Edgecott, Banbury it
Hilton, M. F., Midhur»t u [+ P * »
Hillyard, E. A., V. Christ Church, Bridge-hill, Belper
Hind, W., Bewdley Works, Aehford u
Hinde, C. L. M., St. John's Mission House, Leen Side,
Nottingham u
Hindson, J. H., Old Windsor, Berks u
Hingeston-Eandolph, F. C, R. Ringmore, Ivybridge,
Devon t
Hipwell, James,Doddington House, Kennington Park,
S.E. + u
Hitohoook, H., St. Stephen's, Tunbridge Wells
+ c* tu
Hilton, F. K., Ardingley Coll, Sussex c
Hoare, J. W. D., V. of St. Philip, Upper Sydenham
peu
Hoare, R. W., Oakfield-road, Croydun + c tt
HobsoB, W. L., Ugthorpo, Whitby u
Hookon, H„ Oople Vicarage, Bedford u
Huokin, P.. Philiaok Reotory, Hayle c u
Hodges, G. B., St. Leonard's (o) p c u
Hodges, G. S., Vioarage, Dunstone, near Stafford u

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„ jb, J. J., Onibnry, Salop it >
Hodgkinson,Preb.,G.L.,TrirdtyVicarage,Gaihsboro'iiHodgson, B. P., Hartbnrn Vicarage, Morpeth it
Hodgson, J., The Vicarage, Bloxham, Banbury t')«
Hodgson, Eobert, Christ Church Vioarage, West
Bromwich u
Hodgson, S. E., Tha Vicarage, Scrawby Brigg u
Hodgson, W. C., Swepston, Ashby-de-la-Zouoh p u
Hodson, H. E., Ollerton, Market Drayton u
Hodson, J. S., Vicarage, Steventon u
Hoggins, A. C, St. Mary's, Demerara u
Holbrooke, F. G., Portsdale, Shoreham u
Holcroft, T. Ansten, Whitley, Beading »
Holden, Harrington W., Gresby, Brigg + pu
Holdich, C. W., Knipton,,Grantham u
Holding, J., St. George's, Charlestown, Manchester it
Hole, H. T., St. James's, Tunbridge Wells u
Hole, S. R., V. of Caunton, Nottinghamshire c p u
Holland, H. S., Christ Churoh, Oxford u
Hollings, G. S. Kirby-Misperton, Pickering, York it
Holloway, H., Kidderminster +
Hollingworth, H., of Cuokfield + p c
Holloway, E. J., Clehonger, Hereford u
Holmes, A. J., C. of Nordelph, Downham Market p
Holmes, G. G., Vicarage, Holme, York 11
Holt, E. Kaye, Sancton, Brough it
Holt, E., Hillesden, Buckingham u
Honner, A., St. Mary's Parsonage, Adelaide, S. Aus
tralia u
Honolulu, Et. Eev. Lord Bishop of it
Hood, E. P., 57, Westbourne-temtoe, W. u.
Hook, W., Porlock Eeotory, Taunton tt
Hoole, W. S., Briercliffe Vicarage, Burnley tt
Hope, Douglas 123, Vassall-road, S.W. + u
Hope, John, Dodiugton, Chipping Sodbury it
Hope, Sackett, 8, Holywell-street, Oxford tt
Hope, W., V. of St. Peter's, Derby p c t * «
Hopgood, J. B. D., Lannarth Vioarage, Eedruth + p u
Hore, A. H., Chap, to the Forces p u
Hordern, J. C, V. Holy Triuity,Bury,Lancashire+ c u
Horman, D., Chap, to the Forces, Gibraltar u
Hornby, R. W. B., Clifton Garth, Yorkp
Home, F.E., Drinkstone Eectory, Bury St.Edmund's it
Home, J., Balliol College, Oxford c it
Horsburgh, W., Hayle + p c * t u
Horslty, J. W., Chaplain of the House of Detention,
Olerkenwell + p u
Horton, G. W., Wellow Vicarage, Bath it
Horwood, E. E., Maldon Vicarage u
Hose, J. C.Antwerp House, Primrose-hill-rd, N.W. c u
Hoskine, E., 7, Margaret-street, W. + u
Houblon, T. H. A., Rectory Peasemore, Newbury it
Hovell, De Berdt, New Zealand u
Howard, G.B.,38,Adelaide-rd., Primrose-hill, N.W. c«
Howard, R., Rawdon Vicarage, Lpeds u
Howell, F. Brooke, Hursley, Winchester it ,
Howell, W., V. of Garthbrengy, Brecon p
Howson, F., Morpeth, Northumberland c * ju
Huddleston, J. H., Cayton Hall, Eipley, nr. Leeds u
Hudson, Richard, 70, Chorlton-rd., Manchester u
Huff, E., V. of Little Calthorpe, Louth p «
Hughes, Dr. C. J,, Castle Bar Court, Ealing u
Hugbes, John, Tydweiliog, Pwllheli u
Hughes, R. V.,Wyelands, Chepstow it
Hnghes, W., Llanenddwyn Eectory, Dyffryn, Bar
mouth u
Hnlbeit, E., Shearman, Eckington, nr. Chesterfield u
Hulbert, W. A., St. John's, Hackney p
Hull, E. B., 0. of Thornhill, Eipon p u
Hull, W. B., St. Peter's, Hungate, Norwich u
Humf rey, Cave, Marston, Montgomery, Derby u
Hunt, H. F., St. John-the- Evangelist, Newbury u
Hunt, H. W., Shermanbnry Eectory, Henfield c u
Hunt, J., V. of Northmoor-green, Somerset c
Hunt, J. W., 57, Lister-street, Hull c * fu
• Hunt, R. S., Mark-beech, Edenbridge c it
Hunt, W. W-, Mills, Glascote, Tamworthw
Hum er, A. G., Bandon-hill, near Croydon u
Hunter, J. W., St. Mary Magdalene, Dundee +
Hunter, A. J., C. of Christ Church, Luton pu
Huntingford, G. W.,Baxmwell Vioarage, Oundle it
Huntington, G-, Tenby Rectory it
Huntley, 0. C, 9, Scarborough-terrace, Torquay cu
Hurdon, J. N. D., 1, Albert-terr., Newport, Barn
staple tt
Husband, E„ St. Michael's Clergy House, Folkestone u
Hnssey, A.L., Durham House, Folkestone u
Hnssey, E. W, Lyneham, Chippsnhamu

Hptchings, W. H., Clewer, Windsor + c •+ u
Kutohins, W. H., All Saints', Saltfleetby u
Hutohinson, 0. P., St, John's Vioarage, Forton,
GoBpoit u
Hutchinson, E„ Abingdon p
Hutohineon, T., Vicarage, Ditohling, u
Hutton, V. W., Sneinton, Nottingham ou
Hutton, W. M., Lezaire, Isleof Man + o it
Hyde, 0. F., Dilton Marsh Vioarage, Westburyu
Hyde, John, Holt Villas, Clewer + u
Hyde, J., C. of Holy Trinity, Ely p
Hyde, W., H.,2, Sandown-lane, Wavertree, Liverpool™
Ibbotson, E., Dorchester, Wallingford cu
Illingworth, E. A, 14, Powis-road, Brighton it
Image, W. T., Wickham Market, Suffolk + c it
Inge, F. G., Alrewas, Lichfield tt
Inge, J. E. A., E. of Athliugton p
Inge, W., Alrewas, Lichfield it
Ingle, John, Mount Radf urd House, Exeter u
Inman, E., West Knoyle Rectory, Bath it
Innes, J. Brodie, Milton Brodie, Forres, N.B. tt
Iredell, H. S., North Badlands, Eeigatett
Iremonger, E. E., Waddtsdnn, Ayhsbury u
Irons, E. A., The Woodlands, Smethwick u
Irons, W. J., St. Mary Woolnoth, Lombard-st,, E.C. c
Irvine, W. H., Walvetton, Chichester «
Ives, R. J., 0. of Bedminstor, Bristol + p c u
Ivens, W. E., Witney «
Jackson, A. G., St. Michael's Home, Wolverhampton <r
Jackson, C. B., R. Wold Newton, Lincoln t
Jackson, C. W., St. Mary, Reading %
Jackson, F., West Lynn Rectory u
Jackson, F. G„ North Lodge, Windsor Forest + u
Jackson, H. M., Chaplain, R.N., H.M. Heotor + c «
Jaokson, J., Berwick St. John p u
Jackson, Joseph, Broadway, Uminster u
Jackson, J. Marshall, Rectory, Bow Briokhill, Bucks »
Jack on, Eobett, Little Drayton u
Jacob, E., Bengal c
Jacson, W. S., Clun Hospital, Clun, Salop u
James, C. H., Audlem, Kantwiuhu
James, E. Rhys, Llangollen Vicarage u
James, Henry, St. Andrews, Leicester u
James, Moorhouse, Bedford Leigh, Manchester u
James, Octavius, ICirkhangh, Alston u
James, T. S. S., St. George'B, Barrow-in-Furness
Jarvis, C. E., Hatton, Wragbyit
Jeaffreson, H. H., All Saints', Highgate, N. tt
Jeffery, J. W., Sealand, Hawarden, Cheshire tt
Jeffery, S., Watergate-street, Chester u
Jellicorse, W., Clunbury, Salop it
Jenkins, B. B„ Llanfrynaeh, Brecon it
Jenkins, W. J., E. of Fillinghamp u
Jenner, Right Rev. Bishop + cu
Jenner, C. H., Wenvoe Rectory, Cardiff u
Jenner, E., Low Catton, near York u
Jenner, E. H. F., Burwell, Cambridge u
Jennings, H. E., Hungerford, Berks u
Jervis, G. W., Leavy Greave House, Sheffield u
Jervis, W. H. E. E., Compton Abdale, Cheltenham c
Jesson, Henry, All Saints', Y* est Bromwioh + tt
Jeudwine, G. W., Greywell, Odiham, Hants u
Jeudwine, W., Ctticheley Vicarage, Newport Fagnell tt
Jickling, C., Castle Camps, Cambridge u
Johnson, A. J., Foulshaui p it
Johnson, F. P., Oaksey Hectory, Cirencesteru
Johnson, H. F., High Wych Vic, Sawbridgeworth u
Johnson, J. Barnes, 1, Church-road, Islington, N, + it
Johnson, J. B., Moor-crescent, Huuslet, Leeds c
Johnson, J. E., St. Jude's, Sheffield c u
Johnson, Rowland Ingram, Radwell Rectory, Baldock,
Herts u
Johnson, E. W., Packwood, near Hockley Heath,
Birmingham u
Johnson, William, 5, Chiohester-plaoe, Exeter u
Johnson, W. A., Weston, near Toronto u
Johnston, C. F. H., Colaba u
JohnBtone, 0. H., V. of St. Saviour's, Bristol p.v,
Jones, Ambrose, Stanningt on Vicarage, Cramiington u
Jones, Basil M ., Llanf air Vicarage, Ruthin tt
Jones, D. E., St. John's, Stamf.-rd «
Jones, D. J., Oakwood, Taibach tt
Jones, E. T., Felinf oel, Llanelly u
Jones, G. A., St. Mary's, Cardiff + ctt ,
Jones, Henry, Osmotnerley Vicarage, York u
Jones, HubertF., 8t. Thomas-the-Martyr, Oxford p it
Jones, H. T, Mayfield-terrace, Crusa-laue,Eadcliffe tt
Jones, John, Glanydon, Barmouth u

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Jones, J. Balmer, V. of St. Ives, Cornwall p c tt
Jones, J. D., Clergy House, Pendlsbury, Manchester u
Jones, J. E., The Vicarage, Reynoldstone u
Jones, J. E., St. Bride's, Chepstow u
Jones, Kearney L. Brockville, Ontario it
Jones, L., 7, Brynteg Terrace, Upper Bangor + c tt
Jones, L. Usk, Llangasty Tallyliyn, Brecon + p tt
Jones, Owen, Bodedera, Holyhead u
Jones, E. TyddynyrEglwys, 1 alsarnan, Wales + cit
Jones, Canon T. Bedford, Chaplain to Bishop of
Ontario, St. Albans, Ottawa u
Jones, T. Henry, Ashwell Rectory, Oakham u
Jones, T. S., Pork-lane, Tedding ton «
Jones-Maohew, J. E., Llanthewy Vach, Caerleon u '
Joplin, F., R. of Boulge and Debach up
Joaa, F. P. L., East Coast, Demerara u
Joy, Samuel, Ripon, Yoik.su
.Tubb, H., Dunham-on-Trent Vicarage, Newark u
Jukes, A. L., Cactus-cottage, Aspuli, Wigan c
Jukea, A. L., Clewer it
Jupp, Charles, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham p u
Kane, J. P., 9, Queen-square, Brighton c
Kant, W., Prince of Wales' s-road, Norwich, u
Kauffman, Moritz, C. of Chard p
Kay , W. H. , Tanjoro, Madras it
Keate, J. 0., Hartley Wespall, Hants tt
Keble, T„ Bisley, Stroud u
Kelly, M., Plympton St. Maurice tt
Kemp, G., Rossall School, Fleet wood p
Kemp, G. G., Rawreth Rectory, Chelmsford + u
Kemp, G. J. W., All Saints', Clifton c
Kemp.G. L., St. Frideswide's, Oxford u
Kemp, John , Eukini, Cachar u *
Kempe, J. W., 40, Vassall-road, S.W. + u [Avon u
Kempthome, R. T., Bearla.v, Vicarage, Stratlord-on-
Kenah, 8., Chaplain Royal Navy u
Kenriok, 0. W. H., Poulton Vicarage, Crickladou
Kent.F., (care of Hayes, Lyall- place, S.W.) c u
Kont.G. W. R.C., Vfest-street, Wilton, Salisbury u
Kenworthy, J. W., 7, Clapton-square, Haokiey, E. tt
Kerkham, E. A., Plympton Sc. Mary, S. Devon it
Kerr, G. P., V. of Upper Hopton p it
Kerry, W., St. Judo's, Bristol u
Kerslake, E. K., E. of Deopdale, Lynnpu
Kettle, R., R. of Lydgatep u
Kewley, J. W„ Armitage Reotory, Eugoley u
Keymer, N., Bingham, Notts c * u
Kiuninster, E. 0., Stansteod, Sudbury u
Kinoaid, S. B., Tho Soho A Houso, Shrewsbury u
King, B. , E. of Avebury, Wiltshire + p u
.King, Canon, Christ Church, Oxford u
King, Edward, Launcoston u
King, W. Wilson, R. of Fleet Marston p
Klngdon, H. T., 71, Wells-street, Oxford-street, W. u
Kingsford, I. W., Upper Clapton, E. c • it
Kingsford. B., English Ohuroh, St. Petersburg u
KlngBmill, H., Buxted, Uckfiold u
Kirby, H. W., Atherton, Manchester u
Kirby, R. H., Haverthwaite, Ulverston a
Kirby, W. H., St. Poter's Clergy Houso, Horbury u
Kirk, 0., Nusseerabnd u
Kirkiand, M. E., Holy Trinity, Gosport c u
Kirkpatriok, E. C, V. of St. Augustine's, Kilburn
+ p o* fu
Kitcat, D., Woston Birt, Tetbury u
Kitcat, J., Swaliowfleld, Reading p u
Kitson, E. B., Chaplain to the Fori-es, Halifax, Nova
Scotia u
Kitson, J. F., Antony, Devonport u
Knapp, T. L. 6, Stookton-streot, Moss Side, Man
chester u
Knight, 0. E., Chawton Reotory Alton u
Knipe, J. D., Hallow, Woroestor it
Knipe, J. J. B. Leigh, West Keal, Spilsby u
Knowles, 0., E. of Wlntoringham, Brigg p
Kyle, Preb. J. T., Olondrohid Reotory, Mocroom, Co,
Cork u
Kyle, Eobert, Clifton u
Kyngdon, G. T. B., Livcnneod, Torquay (o) p c it
Laoon, F., B. of Headless-cross p u
La Bart o, W.iPrestonvillo.terraoo, Brighton c
Labordo, H. W., Kingstown, St. Vincent, W. Indies u

Lambert, W. H., E. of Stoke Edith, Hereford p «
Lamotte, F. L., Brightonp tt
Lampet, W. E. L., Great Bardfield Vic, Braintreett
Lance, W. H., Thnrlbear, Taunton a
Lane, F., R. of Whissonsett, Swaffham p e
Lane, H., Tydd, The Clergy House, Andover it
Langshaw, T., Colne, Engain, Halsteod u
Large, J. J., St. Jude's, Demerara it
Lascelles, R., Rectory, Woolavington, Petworth u
Latham, J. L„ Lydden, Kentp it
Law, Arthur, Dauntsey, Chippenham u
Law, F. H., The Reotory, Lee, S.E. u
Lawrence, A.C.Whit ington Reotory, Andoversford it
Lawrence, N. G. M., Forebridge, Stafford c
Lawson, E-, The Vic, Peasedown St. John, Bath peu
Lawson, W. L., Lynton, Devon it
Leacroft, C. H., Brack enfield, Alfreton it
Leary, P. H., Blyth, Worksoptt
Leaver, F., Newhaven, Sussex it
Leaver, H. G., E. of Pen Selwood p
Lee, A. C, Broad-street, Ludlow u ^
Lee, F. G., All SaintB', Lambeth p c
Lee, Stanlake, E. of Broughton, Hants p tt
Lees, T., V. of Wreay, Carlisle + p u
Leeson, W., Amesbury, Salisbury i'
La Feuvre, P. H., Rajkote u [bury u
Lefroy, A. 0., Longdou and Castlemorton, Tewket-
Le Geyt, C. J.,V.St.Maithias',Stoke Newington + c * t
Legg, J. P., Capetown u
Logge, A. A. K., St. Andrew's, Wigan u
Legh, J. R., Astley, Shrewsbury it
Lempriere, W., Rozel Manor, Jersey u
Lendrum, A., Warburtou Rectory, Harrington peu
Lenny, H. 8. N., Growthorne, Wokingham u
Leonard, F. B., Kemeys Inferior p
Leonard, F. B., Llandevand, Caerleon c u
Leonard, W. S., Down Ampney, Cricklado it
Leslie, R. J., V. St. John, Holbwach, Lincolnshire J
Lethbridge, A., Shepton Beauchamp, Ilminster u
Lewis, Alex. Goldwyer, 39, Marine Lines, Bombay u
Lewis, Daniel, Brynmawr (R.S.O.) Brecon u
Lewis, Evan, Eeotory, Dolgelly + u
Lewis, G. H., Xhnrgoiaud Vicarage, near Sheffield it
Lewis, Riohard, Streatham School, S.W. u
Lewis, T. Curling, St. James's, Tunbridge Wells it
Lewis, W. H. H., 0. of Halesowen, Birmingham p
Lewingtou, A. L., 4, Nortcarn Villas, Oxford + c it
Ley, R., Stewarton Lodge, Bournemout h + pc'tt*
Liddell, The Hon. R., Tho Vicarage, Wilton-pl„ S.W. it
Liddon, Canon, Christ Church, Oxford u
Limpus, H. F., Twickenham u
Lindsay, H., Kettering, Northamptonshire u
Lindsay, W. J. C, Llanvair, Kilgedin Rectory, Abor '.
gavennv c * t d u +
Linfield, E. P., Elton, Bury u
Linklator, R., St. Peter's, London Dooks + p c * it
Linton, G. 0., Linstead, P. 0. Jamaica u
Lintott, J. C, St. Mark's, Konuington, S.E. tt
Lipscombe, 0. H., Howe Rectory, Norwich u
Lister, J. M.,4, Montpellitr-terrace, Scarboro* + cu
l.itler, J. B., V. Haytou o. Boalby, Yorkshire t
Little, C. Hardy, St. Thomas', Regent-street, W. u
Little, H.' W., Tamatave, Madagascar u
Little, S. H.f Hordle, Lymington + u
Liitlo, W. J. K.,HalliweU.lauo,ChoethamHill, Mc r-
oheBter it
Little, 0. H., Clewer, Windsor + e
Litth-dalo,Dr.,9,EedLion-square, W.C. -I- cu
Littledale, C. E., St. Giles'-in-the-Wood, Great Tor-
rington tt
Livingston, Y. G., Minor Canon Carlislo Cathedral
(withdrawn) p
Lloyd, G., Church Gresley, Burton-on-Trent u
Llyd, H. E., Cliffs Eeotory, Rochester u
Llovd, T. B., Whitehall, Shrewsbury u
Loohoe, L. T., 100, Cambridge-st. Pimlico, S.W. + it
Lodge, A., Wavtrtree, Liverpool u
Lomax, A., Dordrecht, Cape of Good Hope tt
•Lord, F. B., R. of Farmborough, Bath peu
Lorimer, J. H., Oxford, Wickham Market u
Loughborough, R. L., Y. t f Pirton, Herts p u
Love, E. T., 0. St. Mary, Woolwiob t
Li.vebond, W. C, West Down Vioarage, llfracombe u

LaFontalne, W., Aooringtonpu ijnveoanu, w. u., west uown vioarage, J irracomneu
Laing, J. Fenwiok, V. oif St. Miohaol's, Caldniorej" .Lowder, O.F., V.St. Peter's, London Docks + po* fu
Walsall p I Lowder, W. H., Hyde, Manohestor u
* Since the list was in type, tho •SOMaion (to Some, of course) of Mr. Lord and his curate, Mr. Donald
son, is announced.

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Lowe, C. B. , Tydd St. Mary, Wisbeach u
Lowe, E. H., Christ Church, Luton u
¦Lowe, G. W., Boston, Lincolnshire n
Lowe, H. E., Wilmoote, Stratford-on-Avon p it
Lowe, J. 0., South Bailey, Durham u
Lowenberg, W. J., Clevedon, Somerset u
Lowndes, E. S., Ludlow u
Luce, E., Goray, Jersey u
Luckman, W. G., 9, Johnston-street, Bath u
Luke.W. H. C. , Elmswell, Bury St. Edmund's + p c * it
Lnnn, J. E-, Marton, Ousebum, York p u
Lnscombe, E. J., Moorlinch Vicarage, Bridgewater u
¦ Lush, A., Witney u
Lutt, E. K., Harmston, Linooln -I- u
Luxmoore, C. C, Fawley, Wantage u
*Lyall, W. H., V. St. Dionis, Backchuroh + c t u;
Lyle, J. 8., St. Thomas's College.Colombo, Ceylon + u
Lynde, T. G., 87, St. Thomas-street, Victoria Park,
E. pu
Lyne, A. A., St. Lawrence, Eamsgate u
Lyne, J. L., Llanthony, Abergavenny +
Maberley, T. A., Vioarage, Cuckfield u
MacColl, Malcolm, 12, Ohester-ter.,Eaton-sq., S.W. tt
MacColl, Malcolm, St. Augustine's, S. Bermondsey u
Macdona, F. A., St. Michael's, Handsworth it
Macdonald, A. J. N, 47, Kempsford Gardens, West
Brompton, S.W. u
.Macdonogh, T., Hinton Eeotory, Allerford tt
Macfarlane, J. D. , Staveley Eeotory, Chesterfield c it
Macfarlane, W. A. 0., The Hollies, EUesmere u
Macfarlane, W. C, Vicar of Dorchester, Oxon + u
Mackenzie, D. 0., Whelford Parsonage, Fairford it
Mackey, D. J., Bombay u
Mackonochie, A.H..V. St. Alban's, Holborn + p c * fu
Mackrell, R., 8, Palace Grove, Bromley u
Maolean, G. G., Nutley, Uckfield u
Maclean, J. H., Whiteparish Vicarage, near Salis
bury it
Macmichael, W. F., The King's School, Warwick tt
Macnamara, H., Dundee, N.B. + p
- Maoy, V. H., Oxhill, Warwick it
Madagascar, Bight Rev. Lord Bishop of u
dladdison, C. J., DougIbs, Isle of Man it
Maddock, H. J., Rectory, Bonchurch tt
Mohon, G. A., Leigh-on-Mendip, Frome u
Main, T. J., 55, Belsize Park Gardens, N.W. it
Mairis, H. E. H., Lyndhurst Villa, Eedland Park,
Bristol «
.Maister, A., 64, Sutherland Grdns., St. Peter's Park it
Maister, E. H., 33, Burt' n New-road, Lincoln it
Malet, C. D. E., Butleigh, Glastonbury u
Malet, W. W., Ardeley, Buntingford pou
Malim, A. W., North Kelsey Vicarage, Brigg u
MalleBon, E., V. of Baldersby, ThirBk + p u
Maltby, Canon Brongh, Farndon Vicarage, Newark u
Mangan, James, 147, King-street, Great Yarmouth it
Mangin, S. W., 68, St. Ann-street, Salisbury u
Manning, Douglas G., Priest-Vicar, Wells p u
ManseU, H., Hartley Green p u
Mansfield, K., Higbnam Parsonage, Gloucester tt
Mansfield, J., Blandford, St. Mary u
Mant, N., St. Agnes, Kennington, S.E. u
Maroon, W. H., Edgefield Eectory, East Dereham c u
Marcus, Lewis, St. Paul's Eectory, Bunhill-row,
E.C. c it
Mare, W. S,, Bramham, Tadcosteru
- Maritzburg, Eight Eev. the Lord Bishop of it
Marriott, C, Elton Eectory, Stockton-on-Tees + c u
.Marriott, H., 3, Elftin-street, Birkenhead cu
Morsden.W. G., St Thomas-the-Martyr, Brentwood u
Marshal], E. H., The Eectory, Launceston u
Marshall, H. B. D., Hopton Congeford Vicarage,
Ludlow it
Marshall, James, Tatham Fells Vicarage, Bentham,
Lancaster u
Marshall, Joseph H., Windmill Hill, nurstmonceaux,
Hailsham it
Marshall, R. M., Hedeuham, Bungay u
Marshall, Bev. P., St. John Baptist, Hulme, Man
chester t*t»
Marshall, T. 0.. St. Augustine, Kilburn + p c u
MarBham, The Hon. John, Barton Seagiave Reotory,
Kettering u
.Martin, H., V. of Thatcham p u
Martin, S., Gorley Cross, Fordingbridge c
Martin, W. W., 6, Eussell-street, Bath c «

Martyn, John, Kirby Grindalyth, York u
Martyn, T. W., Oxshott, Leatherhead u
Maskew, H. E., Tunstali, Kirby Lonsdale tt
Maskery, E. J., V. of Pelton, Durham + p c
Mason, E. V., Dorney Vioarage, Windsor u
Mason, H. J., 55, Bell Vue-road, Southampton it
Mason, J., V. of St. Paul's, Leioester, p c * u
Mason, U. C., Guninslake, near Tavistock «
Massey, J. Cooke, South Normanton, Alf reton ti
Massey, T. H., Faringdon, Hants + ou
Massiah, T. P., 10, Belle Vue, Clifton, BriBtol u
Masters, W. C, Long Marston, Tring u
Matthews, B., The Chantry, Spalding u
Matthews, E. B., Shalford Vioarage, Guildford w
Maturin, B. W., Petorstow, Herefordshire o
Maturin, C. G., 0. of St. Barnabas, Pimlico + c
Maude, F. H., V. of Holy Trinity, Ipswich p u
Maugham, H. M., Whitstablo Vioarage, Kent it
Maul, J. F., Wokingham, tt
Maunsell, C. 11.. St. Bartholomew's Clergy House,
London-road, Brighton tt'
Maxwell, H. G., Wyddial, Buntingford c tt
May, J., Woodside, Barley, Reading it
Mayer, J. H., Clevedon, Somerset u
Maynard, John, Orford Eeotory, Wickham Market, u
Mayne, F. 0., Bearsted, Maidstone u
Mayo, 0. H., Long Burton, Sherbourne u
Mayo, H. H., Eock House, Brixham u
Mayo, T., Eiverdale, Dorking c it
Mayow, M.W.,TheRectory,Southam,Warwicksbir0 a
McCarogher J. 0., Nuthurst Rectory, Horsham u
Mo Cleverty, R., Edgmond, Newport tt
Mc Cririck, T. W., St. John-the-Baptists, Stookton-on-
Teesw
MoDowall, R. S., Powerstock, Bridport, c tt
Mo Grath, H. W., Newton Abbott tt
Mo Gregor, 0. G., St. Mary's, Southfield, P. 0.
Jamaica tt
Mc Kenzie, D. M., Bloemfontein u
McNeile, A. W. J., 0. Bedminster, Bristoli
Meade, tt J., 67, Montpelier-road, Peckham, S.E. u
Meara, H. G. J., WeBtfield House, Newbury u
Medd, P. G., North Cerney. Cirencester u
Medley, F., The Close, Norwich c
Medley, E. S., The Close, Norwich u
Meeres, H,. Brad we. 11, Lechdale u
Meller, W. C, St. John's College, Oxford tt
Mellor.W. J.,Rodmersham Vioarage, Sitting boume c it
Melville, W. J., Ashton Eectory, Wigan it
Mercer, F. W., Milcombe, Banbury u
Meroier, J. J., Hauwell u
Meredith, J. L., Towyn, Abergele tt
Merriman, H. G., Mitchelmersn, Romsey u
Mertens. F. M. D., Ardingley Col., Hayward's-heath 11
Metcalfe, F. J., Clay Cross, Chesterfield u
Metcalfe, W., St. Andrew's, Ilketshall p
Meynell, F. W., WyleCop, Shrewsbury tt
Meynell, H., Dewstone, Ashbourne u
Michell, F. R., Calcutta u
Michell, W. P., Carhampton, Dunster, Taunton a
Micklethwaite, A. J., Chaplain to the House of Mercy,
Horbury + p c it
Middlemass, De S., Hatchford Vicarage, Cobham u
Middleton, H. 0., 27, Wyndham-square, Plymouth it
Miles, CO., Marlborough-road,1 Banbury tt
Miles, E. H. W„ Bingham, Notts c it
Millard, Dr. J. E., Basingstoke u
Miller, E. F., Highgate, N. it
Miller, H. W., Richmond-hill, S.W. u
Miller, 8. 0., Silverdale, Newcastle, Staffordshire u
Milles, W., Hindon, Salisbury u
Millman,J.W. McKinley, Sykehouse Parsonage nr.
Selby tt
Mills, M. E., Warbleton, Hawkhurst u
Milne, J. E., Cumberland-road, Bristol 4-
Milne, H., Letchworth, Hitchin u
Milner, W., R. of St. Gabriel's, Hulme pu
Milsom, E., Witney u
Minton, A. J., 67, Montpelier-road, Peckham, S.E. it
Mitchell, H., Bosham, Sussex u
Mitchell, J., Springfield, Wolverhampton u
Mitchell, J. B., Scotson, Knaresborough u
Mitchell, J. F., Torquay u
Moilliett, J. L., Abberley Rectory, Stonrport u
Molesworth, Viscount, St. Petrock Minor, S. Issey,
Wadebridge u

• Mem.— Notice of withdrawal retracted.

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Molony, C. W., Brick House, Sidmouth-street, Scatou ,
Axminster u
Moncrief, A., St. Saviour's, Croydon u
Monk, W. J., Dodington, Kent tt
Monro, H , 11, Chester-place, Regent* s-park c u
Monro, W.C, Calne, Wilts + u .
Honson, T. J., Kirby-Underdale, York u
Montgomery, W. H., St. Paul'B, Lorrimore-Bq., Wal
worth, S.E. + u
Montrion, E. C, KnuzdenHall, Aoorington p
Moody. W. H.. Allen House, Guildford u
Moor, F., St. Thomas, Salisbury it
Moor, Gilbert, C.F., cire of Eight Rev. Lord Bishop
of Brechin, Dnndee u
Moor, J. F., 9, Sion-ploce, Bath u
Moor. J. F., junr., Ampfield, Romsey it
Moore, A., Lynn u
Moore, A. W. G., St. John's, Spalding + v
Moore, G., Great Wool las ton, Shrewsbury + «
Moore, G., Rugeley +
Moore, H., St. James,' F.xeterp
Moore, H., PlaiBtow, E. it
Moore, J. W., Hordley, EUesmere u
Moore, P. H., Chadkirk, Stookport ti
Moore, T., Simla, Bengal u
Moreton, J., 5, Cromwell-terrace. Harrow-rd, W. u
Morgan, A. A., Bristol Lodge, Brighton u
Morgan, E. K. B., St. John's, Sevenoaks u
Morgan, H. D., Llangollen u
Morgan, James, Rhayader u
Morgan, John, Llandudno u
Morgan, John, Dowlais u
Morgan, R. J„ St. Paul's, Brynooodifor, Dolgelly u
Morgan, R. T,, West Hyde, Hereford c u
Morgan, R. T., St. M'ttkiaB, Stoke Newington o
Morrall, Cyrus, Plan Yolyn, EUesmere u
Morrell, B., Luoknow, India c
Morrice, Preb. W. D., St. Thomas', Salisbury n
MorriB, C, Stone Easton, Bristol + it
Morris, G., Biscot, Luton u
Morris, G., 101, Albiou-road, Dalston, E. c u
Morris, 1. J., Hatnpton-in-Arden, Birmingham w
Morrison, W , Midsomer, Norton, Bath u
Morse, H. G., 10, t.orrimore-sq., Walworth, S.E. c it
Mortimer, A. (i., Froome Sel wood + u
Mortimer, T. G, Castle Bigh, Fishguard it
Mosso, C W., St. Judo's, Bradford it
Mossman, T. W., R. of Torrington, Linoolns. + p c u
Moulder, T. J., St. Augustine's, Demerara u
Moultrie, G., V. of South Leigh p cu
Mountain, J., Newport Pagnell u
Moxon, 0. 8. D., V. of Hampton p u
Muloaster, J. S., Great Salkeld, Penrith u
Mules, C. M. S., V.of Curry- Eivell p u
MullonB, G. O., Chedzoy, Bridgewater u
Mullins, E. H., 17, Quorn-stroet, Dorby u
Mullins, G. H., Uppingham u
Munn, G. S., Modresfield, Malvern u
Murdoch, A. D., All Saints', Edinburgh + «
Murray, F. H., R.of Ohislehurst, Kent + p c t* ii
Murray, F. E., St. John's, Newfoundland it
Murray, F. W., Stone Eeotory, Dartford c it
Murray, J. W., 8. Enoder, Grompound it
Murray, E. P., Baokenham, Kent + u
Murray, W., Wosterlcigb, Chipping Sodbury u
Myles, J. P., St. MatthmB, Bristol it
Nalme, J. D., St. Mark's, Beigate tt
Naiab^.C.St. Andrew's Waterside Miss., Gravesend it
Nares, E., Churoh Gre°ley. Burton-on-Xrentu
Nash, G., V. of St. Miohael, Louth p
Nash, N. P., 0. of St. Columba, Haggerston + p u
Naters, C J., Wrenthorpe, Wakefield pc u
NovlUe, W., The Priory, Wantage u
NovlUe, W. F„ Butleigh, Glastonbury + c ii
Nevlns, Wm., E. of Mlulniisby p u
Nowbolt, G. D., B. of Knotting, Bods p ii
Nowbolt, W. 0. E. Dymook, Glouooster it
Newman, J., Worsborough, Barnsley u
Newton, H., Horniea, Hull it
Niohol. J. G. 8 , Litohfleld, Mioholdevor tt
Nioholl, E, P., Baruing Heath Asylum, Maidstone u
Nioholl, J. B., Streatham, S.W. u
Nioholl, 8. H. F. Llandough, Cowbridge u
Nichols, 8. E, Chr lit Church, Oxford u
Nicholas, G. D., V. of St. Stephen, Clowes + c n
Nicholson, J., 8t. Thomss, Regent-street p u
Nieholton, E., Beeohing>t>ke, Devises it
Nicoll, Qu Kit>ffmmh"r"« Htn/.Vh-lrf»« ,¦

Nicoll, C. A. S., Bepton, Midhurst v
Nicolson, Very Rev. J., St. Salvador's, Dundee + u
Nihill, H. D„ V. of St. Michael's, Shoreditch + p c » t »
Nixon, T. W., Chiltou-on-Polden, Bridgewater u
Noel, M. H., 8t. Barnabas' Clergy House, Oxford cu
Norman, J. G., Care of Mr. Ivey, Lombard-st„ Abing
don u
Norman, E. W., Montreal u
Norris, 0. Bristow, East Dereham c u
Northcote, A. F., Buckingham u
Norwood, S„ Grammar Sohool, Whalley, Lancashire »
Nosworthy, J. T., Warminster «
Nowera, J. E. L , Kidluurtou, Oxford it
Noyes, The Very Eev. F. E.H. H., Cnmbrne, N.B. + v
Nugee, G., S, Belsize-square, N.W.; St. Austin's
Priory, Southwark u
Nutt, 0. H., V. of East Harp'ree pu
Oakes, W. F., E. of Tibberton p
O'Brien, A.E., Cof St. George's, Barrow-in-Furness-
+ pu
O'Brien, H. N. u
O'Connor, J. P., Pattingham, Wolverhampton it
Odell, M. C , Chaplain, Malta u
Oldham, D'Oyley, W., Lonsdale, York-road, Exeter it-
Oldrini, T.'J., Beeston, Nottingham cu
Olive, C, 21, St. James's-plsce, Plymouth u
Oliver, C. N., St. Augustine's, Southsea cu
Oliver, G. W., 26, Addison-gardens North, Kensing
ton, W. u
Oliver, E. B , Whitwell, Hants 11
Ommanney, G. C, Totterdown, Bristol ii
O'Neill, S. W., in India peu
Orfovd, H. W., 32, Cromwell-road, Peterborough u
Orr, A B., Saipton-nnder-Wychwood, Chipping Nor
ton u
Osborn, M. F. F., Kibworth, Leicester it
Osborne, E. W., Mission House, Cowlev St. John + i*
Osier, W. A., 0. St. Peter, Mansfield, Notts i
Oswell, W., Shirburn, Tetsworth, Oxon c u
Ottley, F. J., Thorpe, Leicestershire it
Ottley, G. L., Luckington. Chippenham v
Ottley, W., Wellington-road, Harborne u
Oweu, Robert. Oxou p
Owen, S. H., Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent u
Owen, T. M. Bulkeley, All Saints', Shrewsbury + p
Owston, F., Pirbright, Guildford p tt
Oxenham, G. W., Clergy Ho.,Stavoley, Chesterfield u
Oxenham, F. N., Exeter Coll , Oxford + p ctt
Oxland, Harry, Sutton-on-Plym p
Paoke, H. V., Shangton, Leicester it
Page, H. H., Woolpit, Suffolk it
Page, R. L , in India c it
Paget, 0. E., Frampton Cot^erell, Bristol it
Paine, A.H., St. Margaret's.Princos'-r.d, Liverpool + u
Paine, A. H., Stoke Rectory, Market Draytou c
Palairet, R., Norton, St. Philip, Bath it
Palmer, G. H., St. Barnabas Ooll-ge, Pimlico, S.W. u
Palmer, H. 0., Bowden Hill, Chippenham u
Palmer, H. J., Olaremount, Wallasey, Birkenhead + »•
Palmer, H.V., St. Margaret's, York u
Palmer, W. H., Wanlip, Leicester it
Palmes, James, Esoriok, Tork u
Panokridge, W., St. Matthew's, City-road. EC. i.
Pantin, J. W., Westcote, Chipping Norton c f
Park, E., Heywood, Eoohdale u
Parker, Canon, Eoyle Hall, Burnley it
Parker, E., Waddington, Clitheroe u
Parker, H. M., Liverpool u
Parker, J. B., St. Neots, Hunts peu
Parkin, C. Lenham, Maidstone pu
Parkin, C. J., Millbrook, Southampton it
Parkinson, J. E. 8., Nova Sootia it
Parnell, C. +c"t«
Parr, John, St. Mary's, Marlborough u
Parr, R. H., St. Martin's, Scarborough v
Parsons, C, Priory Leas, Folkestone u
PorBona, H., Minor Canonries, Llandaff u
Parsons, J. T., Much Dewoh'iroh'Hereford v
Parsons, L. J., Mansfield, Notts u
Partington, 0. E., Busholme, Manohoster a
Partridge, W. E., Prinoea Eisboi ough ii
Paske, T. J., 0. of Creating, Suffolk p it
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Pearson, J. H„ Upton-Sondamore, Wilts u c
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Pearson, H. E. S., Lythe, Whitby u
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Perry, G., 62, Lawford-rood, N.W. it
Perry, S. G. F., V. of Tollington, Bury + p u
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Philo, W., St. Sampson's, Par Station tt
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S.W. u
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Scott, D. L., Spalding +
Scott, T. J., Malaga u
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+ tt
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Smith, W-, Bickington, Newton Abbott it
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| Swainson, J. G., WistanBton, Salop u
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THE PETITION.

The following is the full text of the petition referred to on the title-pago, and which was
presented to Convocation in the spring of 1873. How the Bishops could allow such a docu
ment to be presented is a portent and a prodigy I For this and other reasons we deem it desirable
to republish it in its entirety : —
" The Humble Petition of the undersigned Priests of the Church of England — Sheweth : —
1. That your Petitioners have learnt that changes have been made, and are being made,
•with the sanction of your Venerable House, in the Book of Common Prayer.
2. That your Petitioners are of those who, in the present position and circumstances
of the Church of England, have hitherto, on the whole, deprecated any change whatever being
mode in the accepted status of the formularies of the Church, and are even now desirous that no
further changes should be made.
3. That nevertheless that status having been now disturbed, your Petitioners are anxious to
be heard in support of the conviction which they have long entertained, with respect to certain
additions to her formularies which they believe would tend greatly to the benefit of the Church.
4. That inasmuch as the Church of England declares in a variety of ways her acceptance of
all Catholic doctrine and practice, the Book of Common Prayer to which, as it now stands, your
Petitioners have, at different times, honestly given their assent and consent, appears to them,
notwithstanding, to be manifestly incomplete, through the absence in many particulars of such
services and rubrics as would give adequate expression to this claim of the Church of England to
be Catholic in her doctrine, usage, and ceremonial.
5. That this want of completeness has of late become to your Petitioners and others a more
distinct grievance, through the novel and destructive interpretation which, in various quarters,
has been placed upon the rubrics as they stand, to the effect that whatsoever is not therein
expressly or by necessary implication enjoined, is prohibition; a principle which your Petitioners
believe to be of " dangerous consequence, as secretly striking at some established doctrine or
laudable practice of the Church of England, or indeed of the whole Catholic Church of Christ "
(seo Preface to the Book of Common Prayer).
6. That the same want of completeness is further evidenced by the fact that, notwithstanding
the attempt to enforce the above-mentioned principle, viz., that " omission is prohibition," — so
far from tbe said principle being accepted and acted upon by the Church, a large number of services
and ceremonies are actually in use of a character supplementary to the Book of Common Prayer,
which, albeit they are not set forth by authority, and various attempts have been made to prohibit
some of them, are nevertheless daily increasing more and more in number and variety, and cannot
te either ignored or suppressed. As examples your Petitioners would mention —
1. As to Services : The different forms of Prayer for the Consecration and Beopening of
Churches and Chapels, and the Consecration of Cemeteries ; for Harvest Festivals ,¦ for Missions ;
for the benediction of Missionaries ; for the appointment of Readers ; and for' various other like
purposes : and the widespread use of Metrical Psalms, Hymns, and Litanies.
2. As to Ceremonials and Ornaments : The use of solemn and other processions as well in
Cathedral and Parish Churches as elsewhere. The formal presentation to Archbishops and Bishops
of croziers and pastoral staves, and the ceremonial use thereof. The use of processional crosses
and banners, credence tables, chalice veils, coloured altar cloths, and the like.
All of which, and many other such Catholic usages, while they are extensively promoted by or
used under Episcopal countenance and sanction, are nevertheless neither expressly nor by neces
sary implication enjoined by the Book of Common Prayer.
7. That, in the face of these facts, to alter the Book of Common Prayer, as is proposed, in an
un-Catholio direction, appears to your Petitioners to be a course of proceeding fraught with grievous
mischief to the interests of truth, unity, and concord.
8. That whereas it is notorious that, ou the plea of the Church embracing men of various minds,
a large amount of licence is allowed to the non-observance of the direct requirements of the Book
of Common Prayer, and to the defects and excesses of ultra-Protestantism, your Petitioners submit
that at least an equal amount of liberty may be fairly claimed, and ought to be expressly permitted,
for those who seek only to restore and promote in every way such doctrine and ceremonial as,
being in nowise prohibited, have been inherited from the whole and undivided Catholic Church of
Christ. 9. That the additions which, in the event of any further changes being made in the Book of
Common Prayer, your Petitioners pray your Venerable House to promote —
i. Are in accordance with the principle which has guided the Church of England in previous
additions to and alterations of her formularies, viz., a desire to symbolize with the ancient
fathers and primitive doctors, and to avoid any divergence from "the established doctrine or
laudable practice of the whole Catholic Church of Christ."
ii. Are suggested by an earnest desire on the part of your Petitioners to further, so for as in
them lies, the consummation of that much-to-be-desired end which was to be prayed for by the
seventy- six bishops in Communion with the Church of England, in Conference assembled at
Lambeth, in tho year of our Lord 1867, viz., "that God in His good time would give back unto His
whole Church tbe blessed gift of unity in the truth."
iii. Would tend to the more distinct enunciation in the formularies of the Church of England
of certain doctrines, whioh
(a) Are undoubtedly agreeable to the mind of the ancient fathers and of the whole Catholic
Church of Christ :

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(4) Have ever since the Reformation been held and taught by a succession of divines, for
learning and piety inferior to none in the reverent esteem of the faithful:
(c) Are specially due to your Petitioners and to a large and increasing number both of the
clergy and also of the faithful laity: and
(<i) Are in exact accordance with the formularies of the Church of England, and hare
even been recently affirmed (with whatever amount of authority) by the Judicial Committee of
the Privy Council to be not repugnant thereto :
The doctrines, that is to say, of
I. The Beal Presence of onr Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in the Holy Communion, " under
the form of Bread and Wine.' '
II. The Adoration due to Him there Present.
TTT, The sacrifice which He there offers by the hands of His Priest to the Divine Majesty. '
(e) Would also tend in great measure to supply to the services of the Church of England
that elasticity, a desire for which is so commonly expressed, inasmuch as they would directly
meet (as is well-known to your Petitioners) the requirements of vast numbers of the faithful,
and also would ensure that brevity, vigour and variety in the services which your Venerable
House has already felt and affirmed to be necessary for these times.
10. That changes having already been made in the Book of Common Prayer, your Petitioners
therefore humbly pray your Venerable House to provide —
i. That in the event of any change whatever being made, with the concurrence of your Yene-
rablo House, in the Order for the Administration of Holy Communion, such changes only may be
made as shall bring the said Service into closer accordance with the Ancient Liturgy of the Church
of England, the original from which that Order was derived.
ii. That the Service for Holy Communion contained in the first Prayer Book of Edward VI.,
which being prepared by certain Bishops and learned divines of the Church of England, was
declared to have been "concluded by them by the aid of the Holy Ghost with one uniform agreement,"
and by the constant testimony and consent of this Church and Realm hath subsequently, notwith
standing its disuse, been held to be " a very Godly order, agreeable to the Word of God and the
Primitive Church, very comfortable to all Christian people desiring to live in Christian conversation,
and most profitable to the state of the realm," may at the very least, be taken as the model after
which any alteration in the present order may be made.
iii. That in making such alterations, a due regard may be had by your Venerable House to the
following particular requirements :
1. The full provision of the ancient and proper Introits and Graduals, together with the
Secreta, Communions, and Post-communions, for Festivals, Sundays, and Ferial days.
2. The insertion of the proper prefaces in the same for the following days and seasons, viz. —
(1) Epiphany and seven days after ; (2) Lent ; (3) Feasts of Apostles and Evangelists ; ,(4)
Feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
3. The restoration of the ancient and proper Collects, Epistles, and Gospels for the week-days
in Lent, the Ember and Rogation days, ana those Festivals contained in the Calendar of the Book
of Common Prayer for which none are at present provided ; and also for the Administration of
Holy Communion at the Solemnization of Matrimony, and at the Burial and other Commemora
tion's of the Dead, for which occasions none are supplied by the Book of Common Prayer, with the
exception of the Collect for the Burial of the Dead.
iv. That a special Service may be supplied for the Burial of Baptized Children, with due
provision for the Celebration of Holy Communion on that occasion.
v. That the proper Antiphons may be restored to the Psalms and Canticles throughout the
year, after the manner indicated in the Book of Common Prayer by the provision of 0 Sapientia
for December 16.
vi. That provision may be made for the decent and reverent Reservation of the Blessed
Eucharist, and that an Office be prepared for the Communion of the Sick therewith.
vii. That the use of Unction may be restored in Holy Baptism and Confirmation, as well as
in the Visitation of the Sick, together with the proper Services for the consecration by the Bishop
of the Oils for the said purposes.
viii. That a service prepared in as close accordance as possible with the ancient Rite may be
sanctioned by your Venerable House for the Consecration of Churches and Cemeteries, instead of
the widely-varying forms which are at present commonly used for that purpose.
ix. That in accordance with the precedent already set byyour Venerable House in the authori
zation of a Service for Harvest Festivals in order to meet a want of recent growth, the like sanction
may be given to the ancient and edifying Ceremonies proper to the Feast of the Purification of
the Blessed Virgin Mary, Ash Wednesday, Palm Sunday, the three last days of Holy Week, and
Rogation Days, all of which Ceremonies have of late years been restored to use in this Church
and Realm. x. That in view of the wide-spread and increasing use of Sacramental Confession, your Vene
rable House may consider the advisability of providing for the education, selection, and licensing
of duly-qualified Confessors, in accordance with the provisions of Canon Law.
xi. And, finally, that your Venerable House will discountenance in every way attempts to
restrain the liberty of the faithful to be present throughout the Celebration of Holy Communion,
whether they may or may not intend to communicate at that particular Service.
And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c.

W. H. & L, Collingridge, Nos. 128 and 129, Aldersgate Street, and New Street, Long Lane, London, E.C