PREFACE.

THE CLERICAL DIRECTORY APPENDIX FOR 1861 has been prepared

in deference to the wishes of many of the Subscribers of the work, who have urged its publication on the ground of economy, and as being likely to increase the sphere of usefulness of the DIRECTORY. It was originally the intention of the Conductors of the work to bring out a full and complete edition every year. This announcement was made in the preface of last year's issue; and, in fulfilment of it, the necessary preparations were entered into to publish the work at the appointed time. However, before proceeding far in the task, numerous letters were received from Subscribers and well-wishers of the CLERICAL DIRECTORY, advocating a biennial instead of annual issue of the complete work. It was contended that a supplement of new names and list of deceased clergymen would be quite sufficient to keep up the general correctness of the book in the interval of the two years, and that the reduced price of the publication in this form would enable many members of the Church, otherwise not inclined to purchase the work, to become regular Subscribers.

It is in order to give this very reasonable proposition a fair trial that the Conductors of the CLERICAL DIRECTORY have ventured on the publication of the present APPENDIX. It is an attempt to meet the wishes of the majority of the Subscribers of the work, and nothing more. The Conductors of the CLERICAL DIRECTORY are as desirous as ever to publish the work annually, but will let the result decide whether this form of publication, or the biennial mode of issue, with alternate Supplements, will be generally preferred.

APPENDIX

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Crockford's Clerical Directory,

1861.

It is requested that this Work be cited as "CROCKFORD'S CLERICAL DIRECTORY."

ALLCROFT, William Rowley, Belton rectory, Bawtry, Lincolnshire.-Literate; Deac. 1831, Pr. 1832, both by Archbp of York; P.C. of West Butterwick, LincolnADDISON, John Cramer, Wootton-under-shire, Dio. Linc. 1852 (Patron, V. of Owston; P.C.'s Gross Wood parsonage, Aylesbury, Bucks-P. C. of Woottonunder-Wood, Dio. Oxon. 1860 (Patron, Duke of Buckingham; P.C.'s Gross Inc. 807 and Ho; Pop. 253).

ALLNUTT, Thomas, Bucklesham rectory, Ipswich.--St Cath. Coll. Camb. B.D. 1856; Deac. 1844, Pr. 1845, both by Bp of Peterb; C. of Bucklesham, 1856. ALLSOP, Richard Winstanley, Coleshill, Highworth, Wilts.-Emman. Coll. Camb. S.C.L. 1855; Deac. 1856, Pr. 1857, both by Bp of Oxon; C. of Coleshill, 1857; formerly C. of Shrivenham, Berks, 1856-57. ANDREWS, John Marshall, 38 Argyle square, Euston-road, London N. W.-King's Coll. Lond; Deac. 1853, Pr. 1854, both by Bp of Lond; P.C. of St Jude's, St Pancras, Dio. Lond. 1858 (Patron, V. of St Pancras; Pop. 8429); late C. of St Jude's, St Pancras, Lond.

ANDREWS, Septimus, 18 Great Collegestreet, Westminster, London.-Ch. Ch. Oxon. B.A. 1855, M.A. 1858; Deac. 1857, by Bp of Oxon; Asst. Mast. of Westminster Sch. Lond. 1860; formerly Fell. of St Peter's Coll. Radley, near Abingdon, 1857-60.

ANDREWS, William, Houghton-on-the-Hill, Leicester.-Linc. Coll. Oxon. B.A. 1859; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Peterb; C. of Houghton-on-theHill, 1859.

ANDREWS, William, Postwick rectory, near Norwich.-Univ. of Edinb. M.D. 1835; Deac. 1848, Pr. 1850; C. of Postwick, 1859; formerly R. of The Knysua, Cape Town, 1848-59.

ANSTEY, Charles Christopher, Fyzabad, Oude, East Indies-Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852; Deac. 1850, Pr. 1851, both by Bp of Worc; Chap of the East India Govern. of Fyzabad, 1860; late C. of Hillmorton, near Rugby, 1854-59; formerly C. of Calthorpe, Leicestershire, 1853-54; previously C. of Evesham, Worcestershire, 1850-53.

ANTIGUA, The Right Rev. William Walrond JACKSON, Lord Bp of Antigua, Clare Hall, Antigua.-Codrington Coll. Barbadoes, Licen. Theol; Consecrated Bp of Antigua, 1860 (Episcopal Jurisdiction, the Islands of Antigua, Nevis, St Christopher, Montserrat, the Virgins, and Dominica; extent, 751 square miles; Pop. 106,372; Number of Clergy, 35; Gross Inc. of See, 20007 from the Consolidated Fund); his Lordship was formerly Chap. to the Forces in Barbadoes.

ARCHER, Edward, West Barkwith rectory, Wragby, Lincolnshire.-R. of West Barkwith, Dio. Linc. 1860 (Patron, the present R; Tithe-R. 847; Glebe, 1133 acres; R.'s Gross Inc. 2807 and Ho; Pop. 143); late Chap. to the Wandsworth and Clapham Union, Surrey; formerly C. of Rochford, Essex.

ARTHUR, Pellew, Guildford, Surrey.—Trin. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1859; Deac. 1860, by Bp of Winch; Asst. Mast. at the Gram. Sch. Guildford, 1860.

ARUNDELL, Thomas, Hayton vicarage, near York.-St John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1851; Deac. 1852, Pr. 1853, both by Bp of Winch; V. Hayton w Bealby, Dio. York, 1860 (Patron, Archbp of York; V.'s Gross Inc. 3257 and Ho; Pop. Hayton, 220; Bealby, 305); formerly C. of Christ Ch. Blackfriars, Lond. 1852-54; C. of All Saints, Gordon-square, Lond. 1854-55; P.C. of St Peter's, Hammersmith, Middlesex, 1856-60.

ASHE, Thomas, Silverstone, Towcester, Northants. -St John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1859; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Peterb; C. of Whittlebury-cumSilverstone, 1860; Author, Poems, 8vo. Bell and Daldy, 1859, 5s.

ASHLEY, George Edward, The Close, Lichfield.-Oriel Coll. Oxon. B.A. 1854; Deac. and Pr. 1856, both by Bp of Lich; late C. of St Mary's, Lichfield, 1856-60.

ASHLEY, John Marks, Cobham terrace, Greenhithe, Kent.-Caius Coll. Camb. LL.B. 1859; C. of Swanscombe, Kent, and Even. Lect. at St. Mary's, Greenhithe; formerly C. of St Ethelburga, Lond; Author, The Relations of Science, 1855; Chapters on the Fathers of the Church, 1859.

ASPLEN, George William, Perse Grammar School, Cambridge.-Corpus Coll. Camb. B.A. 1849, M.A. 1852; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Ely; 3rd Mast. Perse Gram. Sch. Camb; C. of Stapleford, near Cambridge, 1859; Author, Sketch of a Trip to Killarney and the South of Ireland, 16mo. Bennett, Bishopsgatestreet, Lond. 1858, 1s.

ATCHESON, Robert Steven Eden, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham.—Trin. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1853, M.A. 1857; Deac. 1858, Pr 1859, both by Bp of Carl; C. of Houghton-le-Spring, 1860; formerly C. of Dalston, Cumberland, 1858-60.

ATKINSON, George Barnes, Trinity Hall, Cambridge.—Trin. Ha. Camb. B.A. 1856, M.A. 1859; Deac. 1857; Pr. 1858, both by Bp of Ely; Fell. and Asst. Tut. Trin. Ha. Camb.

AUDEN, Thomas, Dedham, Colchester, Essex.St John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1858; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Roch; C. of Langham, near Colchester; Mast. of the Dedham Gram. Sch.

AVENT, John, Capenhurst, Chester.-Caius Coll. Camb. B.A. 1859; Deac. 1860, by Bp of Chest; C. of

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ARDEN, George, North Bovey rectory, Exeter.—Capenhurst, 1860. Wadh. Coll. Oxon. B.A. 1840, M.A. 1842; Deac. 1842, Pr. 1843, both by Bp of Exon: R. of North Bovey, Dio. Exon. 1859 (Patron, Earl of Devon; Tithe-R. 3281; Glebe, 25 acres; R.'s Gross Inc. 3557 and Ho; Pop. 600); Dom. Chap. to the Earl of Devon; formerly R. of Winterbourne-Came w Whitcombe, Dorset, 1847--58; Author, A Manual of Catechetical Instruction, Masters, 1851, 2s; Breviates from Holy Scripture, John W. Parker, Lond. 1856, 28; Lectures on Confirmation and Holy Communion, ib. 1857, 18: The Cure of Souls, ib. 1858, 2s 6d.

ARMFIELD, Henry Thomas, Armley parsonage, near Leeds.-Pemb. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1858; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Worc; C. of Armley, 1860; formerly 2nd Mast in Qu. Eliz. Gram. Sch. Atherstone, Warwickshire, 1859-60.

ARMITSTEAD, Henry Sidney, Ashford-Carbonel, Ludlow, Shropshire.-Ch. Ch. Oxon. B.A. 1859; Deac. 1860, by Bp of Heref; C. of Little Hereford and Ashford-Carbonel, 1860.

ABINGTON, John, Peterborough.—Magd. Coll. Camb. B.A. 1814, M.A. 1817; Deac. 1814, Pr. 1815; Hon. Can. of Peterb. Cath!. 1849; formerly R. of Cossington, Leicestershire, 1820-59. BACON, Francis, Hundleby, Spilsby, Lincolnshire. -St John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1846, M.A. 1849; Deac. 1850, Pr. 1851; V. of Hundleby, Dio. Linc. 1860 (Patron, Lord Willoughby d'Eresby; Tithe-V. 4/; Glebe, 62 acres; V.'s Gross Inc. 1007; Pop. 562.)

BAGGE, James, Crux-Easton rectory (IIants), near Newbury, Berks.-St John's Coll. Camb. Jun. Opt. and B.A. 1814, M.A. 1818, Deac. 1814, Pr. 1815, both by Archbp of York; R. of Crux-Easton, Dio. Winch. 1843 (Patron, the present R; Tithe-R. 2001; Glebe, 26 acres ; R.'s Gross Inc. 2067 and Ho; Pop. 105); Author, Two Sermons (preached at St Peter's, Hereford), 1817; Letter to Sir Geo. Crewe, Bart. on the subject of the Derby Assize Ball, 1821; Remarks upon the Controversy between the Rev. Geo. Wilkins, Vicar of St Mary's, Nottingham, and the Rev. J. B. Stuart, 8vo. Hatchards, 1823; Sufficiency of the Scriptures, and Salvation by Grace (An Answer to ARMSTRONG, Rowley, Ripley, Yorkshire.-the Rev. Mr. Barter's Few Words to Lord Shaftesbury); A Sermon (preached at Old Shoreham, on the death of Mr. Payne), 1829; Twelve Sermons (preached at Melton Mowbray), ib. 1835; Church-rates binding on Dissenters as well as Churchmen (A Sermon), ib. 1837; Popery in Alliance with Treason (A Sermon), ib. 1838; The Gawthorne Correspondence and the Rev. W. B. Barter, 8vo. Painter, 1852,

ARMSTRONG, Edmund Frederick.-King's Coll, Lond. Theol. Assoc; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of Lich.

St Bees Theol. Coll. 1854-55; Deac. 1856, Pr. 1857, both by Bp of Chest; C. of Ripley, 1857; formerly C. of Bollington, Cheshire, 1856-57; Author, Sermon on the Mount, in verse (six parts), Wertheim and Co. 1850. ARNOLD, Frederick, 99 Cambridge-street, Pimlico, London.-Ch. Ch. Oxon. B.A. 1860; Deac. 1860, by Bp of Lond; C. of St Gabriel's, Pimlico, Lond. 1860.

BAKER, Samuel Ogilvy, Muchelney, Lang-Ireland. port, Somerset.-St John's Coll. Camb. B.A. 1858; Deac. 1859, Pr. 1860, both by Bp of B. and W; C. of Muchelney w Drayton, 1859.

BAKER, Stephen Cattley, Usk, Monmouth shire.-St John's Coll. Camb. Coll. Prizeman, 1834, Jun. Opt. and B.A. 1837; Deac. 1837, Pr. 1838, both by Archbp of York, V. of Usk, Dio. Lland. 1860 (Patron, W. A. Williams, Esq. Llangibby Castle; Tithe-Imp. 2527 10s; V. 2857; Glebe, 1 acre; V.'s Gross Inc. 3007; Pop. 2180); formerly Chap. to the Usk County House of Correction, 1852-60; formerly V. of Skenfrith, Monmouthshire, 1846-52; Author, Cambridge Crepuscular Conversations, Hall, Cambridge, 1837; The Soul's Foundation, Edinburgh, 1846; The Building of God, ib. 1846; Early Grace (a Memoir), Kennedy, Edinburgh, 1846, 18 6d; A few Words from the late Curate (a Tract), Taylor, Colchester, 1846; The Blessed, or the First Psalm practically considered in Six Meditations, Seeleys, 1855, 6d; Reasons for a Reformatory for Monmouthshire, 1856; various Reports and Contributions to Periodicals.