'"'Crockford's Clerical Directory."
"Crockford's Clerical Directory" reaches its 52nd issue in the edition of 1922, and it is as good as ever asi regards the bulk and marshalling; of its innumerable facts. The new features consist of a list of rural deans throughout the Provinces of Canterbury and York; the names of the recently-elected members of Convocation; a list of the Welsh parishes now separated from the English; and an entirely new map of the dioceses of England and! Wales.
Other improvements are promi:
in future editions, but the' Editor can hold out no hope of' complying with the request of one correspondent who asked that a list should be included of the newspapers in which his works had been reviewed since 1877; or of the Mid-tand curate who wrote, Please remember me if you should hear of a fat living, or else adean one, sv that I could make both ends meet." Crockford is sorry, but Crockfori is not a Board of Patronage.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.