The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-07 00:00:00

Dr. M'Cxxx—l rise to age that, titieirennn-
stases., it is inexpedient ha this house to p to besi-
eges.
The raoLocuroit—l have Riven my declaims, and there-
fore I swept allow you to mike that motion.
This Viewable the Archdeacon of SALoP (Allen) then
premed a askedule, containing compl
sainta about the de
mewl mode In a fee by some bishop' secretaries for the
MONO esuntenignature to kitten, the swine's attending
the snosseration of shurebse and grave-yards, and colmn-
lig Owen Anne's Bounty. The venerable aTchdeecon then
pireseedied to say, that at first the matters which lie had
.mss seed did not appear to be of mach importance, but
he wee certain that if rev. gentlemen would look fully into
the different subjects, they would support him in bringing
the matter before the Upper House.
After considerable discussion the schedule was received.
Some matters of minor importance having been trans-
acted,
The Venerable Archdeacen Dmetsow rose and proceeded
to complain of his personal position and that of the clergy
at large.
The Rev. H. Vixens'r row to order.
The Rev. Chancellor Meerut—if the how* wished to
subdue the prejudice which wowed against them, they cer-
tainly would not entertain matters which were now before a
wart of law.
The PitotoCtrvoit said he bad come tt the same condo-
sloe. Nothing coald be more injudicious than to go into
seek Mews.
Asshiswsea Distisott—lf he were to undentasd that
the sechal senvesatien was to Is bouebt at that price be
inst filassrig seem* dud It was so. He was not going to
be aim NM MS mkt he thosibt was his position.
Who a men heed himself in a position that be did not
knew whetherbe eight to appear before convocation or not,
he theught ft wee hardly fair that they refused to beer bias.
The beta whisk be had niectissed were before the public,
sad as M bad net made any etwirassit upon them further
ethat be seesaw* le
ParimecoseS—l call apes the hones to support me.
I will net allow—
Anathema Dixisox—lf I am forced in this w ay, I
shell he ablird to bring a charge of heresy against this
Man.
kftseamee remarks from Archdeacon THON2 and Dr.
M'CAns,
Dr. Weinewoms said he wished the matter to be put
M
enesillbadlag grenade. It would not be fair for them
to se bee the ustSer whisk might eventually some before
thesarshar.m ass thassiethst suchre a that ground he would
to acourse would only
inert bils own awes.
Asehiseess DiSpeott—l did not colas hers der the hoses
fie,
si r smosentablisis before the beam the facts whisk
tee le lay He thought it sight Me say thee Its
&NU morn b eight on some Mere eseedes m the but.
Imo whets paides. TM rev. gentians this beelei a
4=6.l22•llsullisilt.beed whacks: the hems meld
eeedoe piper.
Aidelsmill Deimos 'kW it to be allowed to pea
ile
Aka diermisa es the .abject, the beam
/Med. aim eke amass, were— for receiving the deem-
mate peens tartan 2, total 33; sgekest it, present
Mgr. keg
meets erne dem beefed terweel.
Oleo Wariprossi meet be esibeeSee tire
On mob INN tbe Nat eis ieseesisa el be* ii
blibege
eel Abe neslisee el the Lower House.
The Arisiemiss et Wonczetis would es same heisis
session sesfee that the hoses es at prows esseilietei bei I
net the eselliime Glebe *web, wad nerd tbs esavesalies