The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-10 00:00:00

ADDRESSES OF THE CLERGY TO THE

PRINCE OF WALES.

pearance of the old class feuds which used to
divide, and indeed have destroyed Paris is
Some
The Prune of Wales received addresses of congratulation
to his royal highness and the Primes of Wales yesterday
years back it would have been impossible to per- aft.Thoon at marlbamogh.horm from the clergy of the
suede the ouorier and the bourgeois to in- province of Canterbury, in convocation, and from the clergy
scribe the same name on their bulletin'. There of the Cities of London sad Westminster.
was a profound jealousy, and a worse feeling The Archbishop of Canterbury, the bishops, and the
than jealousy, between them. But in these last clergy of the province arrived in their convocation robes at
elections, wherever the bourgeois vote was the hslf.past two o'clock—present, the Archbishop
largest the artisans adopted their candidate, even the Bishop
th • Bisohfopv,if London, the Bishop oinchester, the Bishop f Bath th. sand Writeuillrei
though he might not be a man to their taste. In Bishop Lichfield, the Bishop of IJandaff, the Bishop of
the same way tho small shopkeeper of the indus- sagimory. Dr. Travers Twine, Vicar-General ; Mr. Francis
biotin districts of Paris gave his vote to the popular Hart Dyke, registrar of the province of Canterbury; and
candidate without looking for one of his own. Mr Felix Knyvett, apparitor.generaL
Hence the triumph of the liberals in the French The Officers and Members of the Lower House of Conro-
e:spina may be considered as at once the proof and cation present were :—The Prolocutor, the Dean of Brined ;
the Actuary, Francis Cobb, Eq.: the Deans of Canterbury
the result of a reconciliation between the lower and
middle classes. sad Norwich, the Archdeacons of Buckingham and London.
Whenever this becomes the case,
Proctors for Chapters : Rev. Canon Harvey, Dr. Jelf, Dr.
generally, if Jeremie, and the Rev. Canon Azalea Proctors for the
not universally, throughout France, there is an Clergy The Warden of All Soul's, the Revs. A. M. Hopper,
end of the Imperial n'yinie, at least so far as it T. Mille (Chaplain to her Majesty), Mr. W. Mayow, J. C. B.
is identified with despotisto. The desired recon- Riddell, J. H. Randolph, J. Bramstow, F. Vincent, Dr.
ciliation has, however, not taken place generally in M'Caul, Ashton Oxenden, and G. B. Blomfield.
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the French provinces. There the peasant and the His Grace ci
priaand. Clergy were
eresvusheredges to
ithe
nd
them,o,
where
townsman, the rentier and the operative, continue attended by the Lady and Gentlemen in Waiting.
to regard each other as governed by different in- The Archbishop of Canterbury delivered the following
terests and inspired by conflicting theories. In address :—'• To their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
many places they severally support the Govern- Princess of Wales,—We, the archbishop, bishop, and
went out of fear and hatred of one another, the clergy of the province of Canterbury, in convocation *mem.
proprietary class thinking that the EMPEROR keeps blied, apP7dacialh your rtZlalatihigaimeme thhatb;:y"Preni°n
down the proletary, whilst the proletary flatters o
mrsourpracoy God, for Christ'sonsakenn, longyour
to continuel and.age.
in.
himself that the Imperial tyranny we ha heaviest cr..e your happiness hers, and to grant you above all his
upon those who are well to do. choicest earthly blessings of mutual affection. That eo
Even in places where this mutual hatred has your royal highnesses it your exalted position may, through
died away there still exists the material separation His grace and mercy, long live before this people as bright
of classes which Government sedulously keeps up. examples of godly unity and Christian love.—And ass will
It is principally with this purpose that it forbids
"Terlape"Yynnt.:f Wales returned the following MOWS? :
all association, and watches the press so closely "My Lord Archbishop, bishops, and cegy of the pro-
that a bouryouts journal that should appeal to the since of Canterbury, the Princess and myself thank you
working class would infallibly be corrected under heartily for your congratulations on our marriage, and for 11
One pretext or another. Districts may be named your prayers for ow happiness, which we desire to assure
where the bourgeois and the peasant are alike hoe- you we appreciate most deeply. We trust that our humble
tile to the Government, impatient under excessive aorta may be wanting to justify the affectionate in-
taxation, and incensed at the insolent domination serest which you have taken in our union."
of the police and other authorities. Yet of these ivTliceemtelterßiehledofaLot
madirlboand thhehtergy of London
use.
Present: the
classes neither would vote for the candidate of the Lord Bishop of London, the Deno of St. Paul's (Dr. Millman).
other. In all probability the bourgeois would the Dean of Westminster (Dr. Trench), the Archdeacon of
prefer a Constitutionalist, the peasant a thorough London (Yen. W. Hale), the Archdeacon of Middlesex (Von.
Democrat. And such is the division of the Liberal John Sinclair), the President of Sion Collage (Rev. J. Jack.
party, that although united it would form I eon), Rey. Cason Dale, Rey. Canon ChemeeeYe, ltev. Canon
the majority, it leaves by its dissension an ens Melvill, Venerable Archdeacon Bannock, Lord J. Thrum,
triumph to a third party, the Imperialist, that is
Canon Corsica, Rev. Canon Neiman, Rev. T. Randolph,
really weaker than either. Rev. Dr. M'Caul, Rev. Ernest Hawkins, Rev. Thomas G.
In some cases chance favoured &coalition between Hall, Rev. Charles B. Dalton, Rev. R. G. Baker, Rev.
the dames, whereupon the Government was cam- Henry Venn, Rev. Dement Coleridge, Itsv. W. A. Swam,
pletely beaten. There is no town after Paris where l the Chaplain-General (Rev. G. R. Mae), Rev. T. Jack-
the Imperial Government has expended so much as I io
Hit, Ear. R. Burgess, Rev. C. Mackenrie, Rev. W. G.
umphirly,,Reßevv. Dr. Kynastoo, Rev. F. C. Cook, Rev. C.
at Boulogne. This fact, and the recollection of the I
First NAPOLEON, makes Boulogne Bonapartist. But Michael Gibbs, Rev. Dr. Goalburn, Rev.
J. H. ilainiton, Rev. T. Abner, Rev. F. G. Bra,
it is not for this reason satisfied with the present
—• Dr. Heresy, Rev. Dr. Irons, Rev. J. E. Hemp, Rev.