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exercise the like episcopal pre-eminence; jurisdiction, nothing herein contained shall prevent us from re- power, ,and authority within and over the said commending and proposing any further or other church and the aforesaid of measures relating to the said bishopric of Ripon, in as full and ample, a manner as other bishops of and the endowment thereof, in conformity to the and Wales within and over their respective provisions of the said Act. and the cathedral churches thereof, and shall All which we humbly recommend and propose to be subject to the jurisdiction of the Archbishop of your Majesty in Council. and his successors ; and that the bishnp and In witness whereof we have hereunto set our the said dean and 'ch-ipter of Ripon, and all arch- common seal, this fourth dav of October in thj deacons, and the whole clergy, and others your year one thousand eight hundred and thirty-six. Majesty's subjects within the said , shall own obedience to the said Now, therefore, His Majesty having taken as their metropolitan. the said scheme into consideration is pleased,, And we further recommend and propose, that the by and with the advice of His Privy Council, said and his successors bishups of hereby to approve thereof, and to ratify the Ripon, and the said dean nnd chapter of the cathedral same, and it is hereby, by and with the advice church of Ripon, and their successors shall have full ainresaid, ordered and directed that this Order shall .power and authority to do all acts and deeds, whether be forthwith registered by the registrars of the jointlv or severally as the case may be, within the dioceses of York and Chester, respectively, said diocese of Ripon, in like manner and as fully and in the registries of their respective dioceses, an'd effectually as any other bishop, and .the dean and also by John Burder, of Parliament-street, Gent, chapter.of any other cathedral church may now do, in a book; to be by him provided and kept for the either jointly-or severally as the case may be, within purpose, and which shall from thenceforth become the . . •di\d be the registry of the diocese of Ripon', and And we farther recommend and propose, that the that the said registrars, and the said John said diocese of Ripon shall be divided into t\vo Burder, do forthwith respectively certify to His, archdeaconries, to be called the Archdeaconry of Rich- Majesty in Council, that they have complied mond,' and the Archdeaconry of Craven, and that the with these commands';' and it is further ordered and archdeaconry of Richmond, in the diocese of Ripon, directed, by and with the advice aforesaid, that this shall consist of the deanries of Richmond, Catterick', Order shall be forthwith inserted and published in and Boroughbridge, and so much of the deanry of the London Gazette, and that the same, together Kirkby Lonsdale as is in the county of York ; and with the said scheme and every part thereof, that the archdeaconry of Craven shall consist of the shall have full and perfect effect from- and im- deanries of Pontefract and Craven ; and that the mediately alter such registration and insertion, , otherwise called the arch- and publication as aforesaid. C. C. Greville*. deacon of the wesvt riding, in the , shall be'discharged from all jurisdiction over those parts of his present archdeaconry, which will be : Dowrimg-Street, October 8, 1836'.. within the diocese'of Ripon 5- and that the said bishop of Ripon shall forthwith appoint some fit and The King has been pleased to appoint Lieu- proper person to be the archdeacon of the said arch- tenant-Colonel Henry George Macleod to be Lieu- deaconry of Craven ; and that the right of appointing tenant-Governor of the Island of St. Christopher.. "the archdeacons • of the said archdeaconries respec- tively shall be vested in the bishop of Ripon and his successors" for ever; and that both the said arch- Whitehall, September 23, 1836>. . 'deaconries, and the archdeacons thereof for the time . being, shall be under and subject to the episcopal .The King has been graciously pleased to ordain 'jurisdiction, authority, and controul of the bishop of and declare, that Matilda-Sophia, wife of the Re- Kipon for'the time being, as- entirely and effectually verend Dr. Robert Austen (and not Dr. Wil- to all intents and purposes, as the archdeaconries ox liam Austen, 'as stated in the Gazette of. the the east riding",' and of Cleveland^ and the arch- 23d of September last); Georgiana, wife of John- deacons* thereof, are now subject to .the episcopal Edmund Maunsell, of Cheltenham, in the .county jurisdiction, authority, and controul of the arch- of Gloucester, Esq.; and Caroline-Elizabeth, wife bishop of York." ' ' of Thomas-Philip Maunsell, of Thorpe Malsor 1 And 'we further recommend- and propose, that the in the county of Northampton, Esq. one of the said deanry of Pontefract', in the -said archdeaconry Representatives in Parliament for the said county, of Craven, shall consist of all those and three of the daughters and coheirs of the late Wil- places now within the respective: deanries of Pon- liam Cockayne, of Rushton-hall, in the said county tefract and the , which 'will be within the of Northampton, Esq. commonly called the Honour- said diocese of Ripon ; provided thatvnothing herein able. William Cockayne, second and youngest sur- ''contained shall: prevent us from recommending and viving son of Charles Viscount Cullen, of the King- proposing' any such'plan as, upon1 further-enquiry dom of.. Ireland, deceased, and next brother of arid consideration, shall appear to' us 'to be ex- Borlase the last Viscount Cullen, also deceased, pedient for newly arranging" the limits1 of the exist- may henceforth have, hold, and enjoy the same ing deanries - within the said archdeaconries re- titles, place, pre-eminence, and precedence, as ff spectively: ' ••' ' "'•"'• ' -.' , their said late father, the Honourable William And 'we further- recommend and propose.,, that i Cockayne, had. survived his said elder" brother, Bor-