The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-12 00:00:00

eltimill hOeitaii bTfaagiviag his most to the lea. asi he
*eight there could sot be • greater libel as the
chunk a Enema that to say that its atembers
would sot keep their abashes is repair without levying
this tax. (Hear, hear.) The diseases supported their
churches by voluntary eontributiou, end why should it be
supposed the members of the sketch would not de the same
for their churches ? Bet be 'sell sa help losideg at this
gaieties se • lawyer as well es a lesisklar, sod she of the
strongest Nam in his Maks iler the shame
was to he lendln the adethet eals a the kw. Crd ay
requited the porkies le len thaenthres, bet these wee so
Isms et edieffies ihe othlplies which the law impeeed.
To be sea the ssaseatel eeerte could visit these who
refried Is pay the ate with mem, bat what did the dis-
owns= ears for then sesteures ? what did may members
of the harsh itself an for these censures ? There ware no
church rates now in the large towns. In fact, the law was
a meekery as it stood, which was a elate of things that
brought discredit on the law and ea the legislature. The
edam relating to pew rents had ham wisely withdraws
from she bin, sad his hoe. friend bed also improved the
mathisery by which the object be proposed was to be car-
ried out. This qualm must be settled. The utmost that
°add be expected from the opposition was to delay the bill.
He would therefore put it to them whether it wan set
bettor to settle this quotas at me for the sake
of pease sad good will amongst the different classes
of the community, se well as for the advantage of
that venerable and national institntion, the church of Eng-
land itself. (Hear, beer.)
Lied J. MANNERS said that if em there was a gw
ties whisk justified the taking advantage of all the fame
of the home, it wan is regard to the present one. The bilk
mad lensed gentlest= emplaned that church rata wen
ea istelerable gamma es the diesesten, and therefore it'
was the duty of the been to pay attention to them. If
, Ws were so, was it set We duty of the government to Meg
1 ha • meats be the eldillea of so intolerable a grantee 1
(Has.) Did set thaws. and lee ned gestleman recollect
that the right hes. goatisman who sat seat him (Sir G.
Grey) made is et the most able speeches against legiala-
, don at this eallost ? Did he not recollect that the noble
lord et the Wad et the govessawat refused to take up the
Weitislillent) It wee padinlarly the duty of the Yea.
giatlemea limed,, se the law anew el the
=llll:eletire=ga a neesen
the been ,L. settle this limb..
is the I lth id July, win a view of seems if senelMeit
wail an be made et the 1W by reining is belt awl
ameadlag the ether. (firer.) Uwe is as member et
MI Mese a greater frilled of it et sesselease thaw
he weee sad it was hewn ho the bill se 'signing
new Ac=reS enednie that opposed it. He wain.
Weal that the Ole by which the people of this
sweats, were esaidad to church ease was as
easiest awl ems& as the rights of property.
The stamiest pat ihrward by these who objected to the
savories et &wadi Leese wee Ude—that it was a great
Mes thus to atunibela le the s'hin'es if a
shwa is.. whist they denied as Wes& Bat how did
the MB deal with that minnow I Why. hen the preamble
te the awl it the WA isms was an a word about grievances.
(Nee; his.) He easplened, therefore. net the preamble
of the WI mind a aim lone. The peeemble of the bill
' should sus—" wham no Wing *pea these who dimwit
' frees the Mani et libilesi is pep 'hewn rates is • griev-
es,* and a Mendes stew et iseaskaas, be it sweated
that shank rates ate abeibeed." afar, Mar.)
His hos. friend (Sir I. Moored that sentiment.
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sad said that it might he ha ammittee. Well, but
that would be to alter the ibmwiter et the bill as it now
steal. (Hess hem.) He was ding to epee to the
gene is skit these who did wit portienate is the bowsaw
of the eine& should not he -Algid W austelbne to
its 181819111••••. (Hear.) Thebes. awl lensed giallsessa
Owned that seatinewt. Bat who opposed that
whoa Via Sulu Newington Chursi Del was
home ? The dissenters themselves—sad ea ekes penal ?
Oa the ground that their pride and Minty Magi be
hart liplidassfasoblirdn. to_go ti the vestry
_to Nam this
they WWII The MIA at Wie MI would be met
wily to amen the dieseanes, bat to deeefee the peer d the
church el that whisk was their brilinaWs rigs It was
ow that . it was human he was a Woad to the rights
of sod an basame he wined Se news any
hurls ea Mirmlan whisk was mann thole saw-
sees=4
......._..... should support no modem .)
- lie_ W. SOMERVILLE- thought whew bedews to
Melees, that they would have goes lase commit=s es this
billable es tin phasing anis quoins WaSearia baud,ander Moseefes is a imp Wyman
spew be trusted he weld be noosed for esarlesditila
geneethe. He dined this there woe may swelegy bare=
the andease et lba masstsay sod the smisinee it *mei
ease. Ober. hoer.) Be Medd hope that the ninerehy
toiled ea miss sane nomad they chrotat 2 ... : Wlg
Wiwi* yews age aural was win la
sad the Mardi it babel wes a part at
numb. Mean bear.) He filed say pawn le inp the
the of of that abeiltin was to washes the shwithlll that
.euatry. Mem, ham) Wiest. inseam& as it pall as gni
so • great deal of Mewed= sod lwartlierniug, It WWI
etessgthened the establhhel din* there. The only other
objedies of any fern urged molest the bill was, that the
Marshes would set be maineissit but would be allowed to
go It rata. He did ass Oda it at all likely that Ms
membin et the Mardi et Bagnad—whe were berg
to their Mania by so gassy tie, ead armed
whisk Me awenee et disk ammo sad Matins mooed
—send Maw the edifies to fell tato deny. (Hear, hear.)
The whole of that signisat west to show the impooM
hefty of the menhirs at 1110 shunt over allowing the
swim of the Alma to hi. Maar. Ism) The diessaters
bad mot own bat their ems Midis t they atelatelsed
them. sad •11811101111 their miehlese. TM wee also the
was with the Maisinall et 'oiled mg bulged. sad with •
still power popalellaw-1M Mum et Inhiad.
Meat, Itair,) Ibis blies in he Illeaght it that
H riiiiii
oh ata isitv:bs ;IT *Dow their
ovule MAY late MO this am* et the dis-
mal. Wien their new /haw abelition of
n rates wean de aneli le all seen la the
modumbes el good WOO, asil weld de MOM/6 to lanes pew
the
chunk he hoped to me We mom elerbe by the bases.
(Has, ben&
Ile. IL BALL thendie the liesiniallie et the setabildied
ahwish wend be is uswitigated edswaity, bat be ow me
Nana to wendisel mit a adanify ken this seems. Be
was se hilly envies,/ at the aeraselyst mobildoiost the
'harsh as the kneed mantes de bit seed the mew&
•1I•1, but be dueled ties the media to dui sates wee
Si a paling nes a rifting gaiellin How was it that
89 may - sad ease allesball mann ot the
am* with the dielthlale is their Sera* 16
&Web sates if the aevoweet was weedy e yollisol ems ?
(Hitsr, bog.) Many mania es On (lite imailliretsWo
of the hone wen opposed le Ilaiiii selso, sad mon le
melees to we Mega sosiweeL Illehooses had bum anis
I 0 a ham nail of Led ;ohs Hamel on ON tusik• t
Wee eselsot of the mile lord wee so ineeasisteot SO MN
all Hal at WI fan evelline. OW he did sot thiak mut