Gilbert's clergyman's almanack and churchman's miscellany : containing the names of the archbishops, bishops, deans, and other dignitaries of the United Church of England and Ireland, deans, prebendaries, fellows, minor canons of the collegiate churches in England : with their respective values attached, (founded on the report of the commissioners for enquiring into the ecclesiastical revenues, on an average of three years, ending Dec. 1831) : chaplains in ordinary to Her Majesty, fellows of Sion College, incumbents within ten miles of London, preachers at inns of court : colonial bishops, archdeacons, and chaplains : heads of colleges, professors, proctors, of the universities of Oxford, Cambridge, Durham, and Dublin : with a list of those who have obtained honors in the universities in the preceding year : colleges, public schools and endowed grammar schools in England and Wales, societies and other institutions connected with the established church,