The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

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ape ale'. have her MILD qesticsed. (Lueghter.) She
Wrote my :resent teems. It was written ia )In. —*a
By, the B shop-1 alga told Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. At. I
awl. laws )I— sal I ohs should not like to pea it h:•
Sim any or gentleman. The 'sly difficulty she mute
gird ket:ins it dean was abet sN mu Mgt ly disgusted.
Letters from Mims Sellon, Sister Bertha, and Sister Oahe
rhea, fist's aoritradicting the girl's steamiest as to having
brea teller to maftssion, were then put in. Sister
fiat ()Ins Chambers) gave the following acconst of her :
was placed under the care of the Meters in
the veil .4 of 1519, by • lady who had • kind Mterset in
her ; she remained for about a year, but she attempted an
bill •to inn.ensre that at the end of that time she was seat
heel to het friends tat Torquay.
" 3•411,4r,i• E ',ter on the present year she canal at the
hoarse ...ben 1 b 'w her, and she told me that she Awl coins
trona lore ay s purpose to ask to e tsksn back; see
begood hard to be rewired again and promised to behave
better.
•• was taken in again one of kindness, but ws thought
her eon moth lector than before, ao that we could
plate DI depend 'II •a on her word. She was idle and ur..
ash inselcrt and daring in her behaviour to those
set over her. 1 holm of many delinerautfalse hoods which she ;
told whdc with as. She was told very shortly diet it she
did not Mb rove she must leave at the cad of a month. Seta
atter th e she said that she wished to receive Rely Commit•
awn, sial asked to be allswed to speak to Mr. Fusee be•
forth mod This is the only time that E— 0-- 'plat to
111 r. rry...ne r knowledge of any one is the society.
" Oa the lii of July she woe told that her purists were
to be sof 'noel that sh, would return to them the followicg
week, tar Lee conduct was such that we could not keep her
Mager, hut the neat morning she left the house unkoowo
Se say one, sad oist not return. A day or two afterwards a
beadle of elrehes was brought to me by a yours; person
whom wet •usperarily emiloyed, which had Won lett by'
E-- at her lather's Pollee the evening before. They were
all things ls iongiag to the sister*, and marked nearly all
m.h liter iustka. This yeast pemon had tweed the
Wiens teem Iwo. mq that E— 0— had no sloth's of
bet own ohms living with us."
Mr. Childs ghee:veil that C— D—, another of the I,
parties esentiored, bad left her plate, and he was not
aware wh 'm she could be fouled. liar statement was as
wows:-
- 1 vs. it to Mr. repot, Finley.; on which days I told
hire of :ho f..ults I had committed diming the past week;
an which ilay. he 4ava me the following direction :—Ta
lay oo th, hearth eb•iie for ten minutes every night after
Smolt p.0ver....0d. exemue myself of the sins during the
pm, day. und take a shoe: of raper and write down what-
ever s ns I had conatuitted, and go for confession every
to ,n the yes' ry of St. Peter's Church. Every month
he asked ine th se yleatiOnS :-1( ever *ay impart thoughts
cams into my mind ? Ile also asked ma if ever I kept
company with ..ny yourg tare ? lii also asked me if ever
1 • • • or it toey • • • ? And if ever I had any
r immunication, o: impurity with them? And often when
I have de., any thing wrong, when I have gone for mates•
mon. he he :event times kept me • %thong absolution. I
have put verse qutstions tautly aa Mr. Pepin* put them
to me. I have hoed with She 6.l:ers of Mercy four years.
C— D—."
Last. Carew, a magistrate, then authectimited a eirar,ter-
aatoinent mad: by the some girl. Mr. Carew said that it
was ma ice wilungly, and that the girl expressed great
erotism, nod called several time to maks it. 17. was u
fonds. :
•• M.e? Reverend Father in Oad.—l writs the., few
lie:. to sot 1 eta enny Cost Mr. .a. should have taken
the g• a, sues a wrong meaning. The questions that Mr.
rrynt.e *Aar; we woe oe..y in my first coafession, and then „
it wAew..netiaili that I confessed. Mr. Pryor, never di- '
receJ me to clot to confession every month, but I went
two or three mottiss. I do not remember putting in my
statement that Ur rescue directed me :o do so, but I hut.
Wen told that its there, and Mr. rrynne never told ins to'
las on the beartstono ; but I wrote, and I was es terrified, I
that Ido not remember scarcely anything I pat down, an '
am h •artily sorry I should have told such fAtehoods shoat
Mr. Pry limos Ito Las been so kind to me ; and Mr. Childs I
asked atr.lP the gutsiest; without soling me if there was'
any reason tor 11c. repine asking me thus questions. If
1 had kapott Mr. Childs was going to make any nos of it I
shoed not have written it ; but I was not swam of it at
the time. I was greatly hurried about Writhes it because
Mr. Childs wanted it. C— D—.
•• D.elareo en 11:eouport, this 11th daz of September, in
the year 1852, before nat. •• TlllOlll7 Cunene."
rile Bishop then:::: that they aged I.ot trouble them-
eels al any mote G— D--- : uvula which Mr.
Childs said that tun gle. Mary l"-- was present, bat the
bishop refused to R.) into that case because Mr. Prynne Lad
not suMement notice of it.
eAlli OP Na. X1712/0.

A long letter Com Mr.ifsatee, tiomplainiss of pessages on
the subject of confessioa is a pamphlet published by Mr.
Prynne, wire then read.
Mr. Peruse said he had a written defence.
Tee Wohop.—Perhaps I may save trouble by new saki'', ,
a few remarks. Whether I agree with yenta the prudence'
or not of any par: of your coaduet —the quoins before me
es
your bi.hop is, whether the oenlirt al hissossist-
ent with the dm:fries of the Church of 4us
prepared to stow the grounds on which it appease to ma,
to be not inconsistent with the doctrines of the Chorea of
lactated. I will say in relation to the trot. proms from
Mr. Pryone's pamphlet that was read, . surel the eat
j ,
consistent theory ia to believe that the Church England
recommends confession before communion and darns nek-
sem, not as exceptional case., but mantilla applicatioll. of I
&general rule, under circumstances in which It would he
especially seedfol." I thought at first that that did seem to
any cesteeenn at all times was needful, but I lad is this
very publication statements that clearly skew that that
Ine sot the meanies of Mr. Prynne. I fed Mr. Priem
describing the general gamin of the misistry, "imp
have I understand the words which the church pets
fate my mouth when I gave notice of holy ICOMIUIIiOII.
I mm fslieding new to that exhortation which is recited
on the day of gimes warning for the holy sentatuni..n g
sad is the presence now of • very lame body of clergy-
uss,l em sure I shall not be co:waned as mskisg a re-
math that will apply in the way of censure to goy or
hen ; but I cannily anneal them to bear is Mad the
very serious eeitt which arise from that esheelelies net
being often recited. The church requires that IS
be recited when warning is gives of noly commemissl
am afraid that in many churches it is never rind at all.
Now I don't mush* to the prise who ruler that, wad
disobedience to the obseek's arreed,dest It is the way is
which our laity astir NOM l
e.b "int 0.
doctrine of the chat Is ma the sutler ef sebis, and
if this catenation wen seed r the shark roger* it
always should be read. It would be sew what
_geso islo
porters the chunk of Ihmlnd 'Ruches le the iniallin if
eosfeesimi and the bomb dabs. hems* It Is re
geisha t at no man sheaf some to hely essessige bid
with full trait in Gore Men, and with a OW
MillEoll. " Let him IMOD to me or to
Ilisseest mei bared eider, of God's Mlle=
epee his gpiats NM aiwasiby of God's wir WA
ha mey soot'. the if eimsietiea, tege/W abb
ghee* morel sad le the sadatieg d Ids 1111 m•
p.me sad the soda's et A sea" std tbabedals
asse." I must be remiltel to sear, sad I mere It sal
ant be *semi to way Wolf
_I o oats. has drip thlsh
eissegged sith the rose liesaagd cf the arnfilitilnt Mike
lard's Ileppar —than sesesawat which out throb, gado
tag the bigsege et Este word, says is "sitemsery le eal
errs "=7 sesemary to salestion—ernmemp, egg
is, warl fit all who him the oppstuuty el sr
a.il. big Ilse hely to uses he readied
.we alberales Ora to the Menses et the
ties dre ohs webs it, unless they see la a es seated
midi sod timbre the church holds that lls abesbebb,
samery that the party who presents Mona ta bfilif 4111110
wades should, at the time he so pressalli lif=l
the *woke dares to take the body and bast al Ids
babessee, it is seeeseary that he should et list doe be fa
a sane of grace. The person who is not whirl that he is
no a orate of grime, mad dares to go to the Led's oak sad
partake of the hely communion, receives osswaildly, Gad
thereby eateth and drioketh damnation to himself. It Is
plain, therefore, that the church is right. We bare no
doubt that the church is right, whether we sr It or not ;
but here it is obvious that the church maim that those
who go to that blessed sserament dissii Ines•lllinetans of
entertaining whether they are in • seated_.. ass ; and
therefore the church requires, if they sae flieW on the
sableet, if they nowt satisfy ebeessebas et *0 abeeerity '
and reality of their own faith sad repeallitella VW they
should go to some spiritual ode' Is eggimigwy hug
essfidenes--and open their griefs to Ma *an elmen,
mire the benefit of sheolution, when be hi his Ilinniiinin
believes they are fit to receive it. Ami it is very
able—l "Bastian tine to show the gust segmenints7He
church as to the importaoceof thisamlhmisn minims Is
onsossios—it is very remarkable Het an Ogg MIS canny
instance —I could set at this moment emeMon senstkee.
the right of the parochial minister, the tilleinn ,Mt
of the peroehisi minister to minister to his h
eau
taken away. The person who has to go to ossuaries
his the right to choose for himself any penes the think*
best to receive his confession, and administer abssieties le
him. And why. does the church depart ban that Aide
with its caution in all other awes, it irises
of the parochial clergy ? Beeson it allows Ong Lit
right to go to another, and choose his own slue na hen
pleames, so that it is not made necessary, erupt la sees
where the parties feel they need it. Now, I will an MOP '
rapt Mr. Prynne in his written statement, het whip be
will sot this'll it intrusive if I state what I bre der. I'
havelocked into some of the oldest autbsdein tribe Marsh
of England—those whose authority on the trinles we elf
be deemed probably by all here end elsembses wet ow
desire I have looked, first of all, at the en tlinfinliffn ENO I
trim of the church. (The right rev. prelideilkin VOW
the Injunctions of Edward VI. and the 1136 Omen I 1110
plain deduction from which, his lordship said, MI tlistt in
1103 confession was the ordinary practice of the 'birch of
haglsod.) His lordship then quoted the following passage
from the esbortation in the first l'rayer Book of Ede
ward VI.
.. After ' let lan sea. to me, or to tome other discreet
and loomed mightier of God's word, and open his grief,
that by the rsiaban el God's holy word he may receive the
be of absoloss, Mother with glumly counsel and
advise to the qsoft dice conseience, and the avoiding of
au memple and M Webtess,' then follow'—' requiring
sub so shall be satillad with a gen, era confession not to be
olleaded with gas who do use, to their further satisfying,
the riches air tad scant seshreion to the priest; nor those
also whisk this& reed er esevenient, for the quietness of
their fors seaseisseey eestleelssl7 to open theft WO to the
=to de sllmedsd able dam that ere sanded with their
i's ,sib eisa to God sod that grad sashimi= to the
shush; Ist le sii Mile lo follow sad keep the rah of
stoup; sad rem ama b be estiadod with his own sea-,

...knee, not judgiarg other men's, minds or oosseienem ;
whereas he h.tth so warraat of Owl's word to the mune.' "
The right rev. prelate most heartily wished that that
sent..nes of dimity, worthy of the boly men him whom it
recorded, the compile's if lb. Prayer Book, were rograved
rn the hearts of se all. He %weld sow tura to the writings
of the must eminent of those to whom we imbed, as having
lentributed to the reforuatiow—Cramer, Wary, led
Ladarr—treat whew. and hes Hooker, he eke grated
rimers in favour of tattletales. He this proceeded to say
—I have shows you the actual language et war chetah
i4.lf, sad the &Piranha of Creamer. Ridley, Latimer, sod
Hooker. N. Ido not wish to be a SAM: pesteMent thus
Crammer, glary, Learner, aid Hooker. God past that
we all had lib )toll spirit to ealighten our triads bathe war
measure sterbese holy men bad. Be that se it may, eel the
antltority of these toes can I say that a penes who bolds
the doctrine that has bees read from Mr. Pelisses pop
ph'et, and th clams that such is his view of his duty, is set
deserving of all the obloquy that is hasped upon him ? 1
lay my band ore my heart, and say most eolersely that
is as) own mind sod judgmeat I do acquit Me. ?ryas' el
anything like presumption is Ibis case of bolding doctrine
discordant from the doctrine of the church of Eagiar.d.
Mort dim istily do I say that. If I am asked whether I
4 think that Mr. Pryrne has exercised • right diseretioa in Pr-
. 'Kitting • ehild ot twelve. years to some te him, sad with all
the solemnity—for I understasd that it wee is that edam-
aki of maiming to him the nuns of which that 'lad was
guilty—l should hays said before I had head what sins
that poor girl had committed that I shield hteltate long
1 before I thought it prudent. But I have seen that poor
girt. She has made, is the presence of Mr. Ilatchard, Mr.
fireaver, Mr. Prynne, and Ile. Darling, revelations of bar
own self. She has, is fact, horse willies to the troth of
Owe mud tremendous offences. in • way that I am sate bar
wounded the feelings of as all. They an too shocking, I
ammo you gentlemeo, for me to put onostessarily to the
ksowledge of any one of you ; sod 1 em perfectly certain
&at a* mAs more imamate the homer of the matters that
Unlaces stated to us is that private ram this Mr.

Satabird does.
Mr. II atehard—l esa mare your lordship it is so.
Ms Lordship—l have not the smallest doubt of it. Well,
them, shall I my that if Mr. Poem lias esosimod a party
lades with sin, however raft, not tea yews to Na, is the
ino thee
red young
gers 7i:tlfemy orrime nees.i'lewilhrtr.* "Ard:".."inte.
g down forgiveness of her sins. Them is net soma here
cruel to the mid of • pew girl, as to say if elm is ski
enough t: sin, oho is. thimk (ftd old enough le use the
remedies foe n whisk Oil limedflas appointed. Matiac
said that I may, too, be penned to say, that nelson la
seam paitieulars—l mama say what, but the is preeden is
is my mind—Hr. Prnurs has emestiates raker mend to
do !OM la the way of resdelng embselse than has an
peered tout this day. Bat I isn't know that thie is es.
I have got the impreeelea, I suppose, by hearing it bruited
about. But from all that bee Mss produced this day, I
should be bias if I hesitated the ma Lethal to say slt I
.quit Mr. Peruse even of Wined= is reesivieg the
eisterlaza made to his. Oiskiniy Immo how also
einem has. lima be the isesemesiinkip el Yr.
mess/ from Oat etais frem whin undirtastaly ws mina
hen saes of those bony Is die dig have yet ben mewed,,
B. that as it may, I on erstskly_ did that Mr.
dead forth to me mint tiedushisdiy, sad I begs h, al=
=this day, clear of rveryalig like lime New peel
token *lib them esteems.- 1 maitre mesies
there le die slightest wale of Wens ntteifssg What Pa
it. Thee what amidst I These mus wanks pod of the
Inquiry intended to Mahan Odin, AIM ihda=l.ll
at the Orphans' Haan, sod ales relative IS a Lair_
Pry- aerial, which le add to he suppmlsil by sends
WC vi Lab. • I simples dr. Matsbard sad Mr. Wain, in
I rtrounatiss mid Os dissentees, is whisk minds empsrmil
by thus k is add me of fie miss is that the used Oats-
Aim Mall sot be taught. New, is innineg late Ms haw
"f dr. Pryan, I ganamiso that I Amid kph. late the
sass sensitibeee gmilismse. because Mr. Unismi Wesel
dis es aped
It,
ins ef &ameb:by whisk as sessendea
uses mak. It, thandin, weea leWstke kr as to inquire 1
into that mate of Maga I ledradisr ast. It is dear to
me Coat tales impressions he.. bum mina up regarding Mr.
Penne, end I thick It deeleshis them ahead be a caftan
drawn north, wheedler what bee tebes pines as
Mr. Peas e. I can quits ualierstemi that Mr. H=
sad otbm gendesam rosy have had Mims baling. aphid
Mr.
Mr.f=sw—The *chord wore Masts* without any ma
Oran Is Mr. l'rione.
ri lia Lordikip— I am anxious that a sod& Amid hi
drawn over all this unhappy state of MOOS I died& lie
glad to see every one go out of this ninth lON INA 1~
the. whim be came into it, with the losewheige dedffiln
SINS MI lay ander suspicion boa appanage@ Ida BIM
dens lodise at all, mid hays the charity to beams a
With merrot to the resolution net te bring the Auden Auden
St. Poses. I am sure them who have Wend into the e
eslutioa will be the diet ta—
ble. Hadlow-1 have here the Madmen of a young per-
ms who is dying, with impost to madersisa, nil os that I
have acted.
Mr. Medfield—There are various ether sales if dais per-
mitted.
Ilia Lneddilp-1 cannot son hem for seek a purpose. It
is net Ida prOsial inquiry. It is osir nesse=
added is Odin I laillie INNS net prepared to lad the
OM se diemildd Is Mr. Penn m it hae based ottl. I
gene hen with s Wad remind ts he as impardel es I
meld, and debase' so man ant wane Or kiemelfis and
a ewe, I Mee I have Wanted elsaltill_Mha-Nat.
Hewer that may be, I sewer ell IS 1111.1
It would Its man. I saneness W fig !Orgy, trilji
as than es the oath at obsdiense width they malls
whoa sedideid—l sail ea them Is shay thelr
bidisp in what he sew ems. If I bri and dall
than had bees a essibmiseal is the shank I nail msl
hen gen to St. Petarli. TM mem of my Andes
K Pan% wen that my msdlestien of it teem Ms
senmendes b that it is net tinly the went seatral, km the
most saminsdine ilsr the wpm . It
isisessints.
dismiss with sentrallig to a higher than say
serer skerdi. I will set be guilty of the is Ma.
Prynny after what hes appeared to-day, te withdraw mp
Messina for the senibmsben ts be held at St. Payee,
and Ido esismaly slizn di in dingy of then than
mess Is de se the them se do, brispd:ra
Milani, dad es mem nelltr ess—for that the
maim—to be ceatemmi by ms this day four steam
and I newt the dtwp be give Wise that a mallesindsn
will be held at St-!tees on Wedaseisf, the 106 of
October; und I fad eslidedi On Ye gmdsmen who had
the sessgest Malian mint Mr. Prysno, and nail upon'
will be the dot is ohm their bishsp's elbeallen in
ma that dap.
Mt. mil that en Immenes amain of nein
nal hid mind oath. asighbourbeed sad thenghest ths
Magi= sf the mast swims Ihresessr, sad the peak of an
Inetry she,. names@ sushi net be ousisked sm MY
wines, sad mid nat. be essikeram. H. weal suggest
to his larehip whether a swam sushi east be formed ess-
gthaat to ezemilas mbar= is seek whin might ester en
de whole of the seam ils nese. Tem poison might be
diem by Mr. Penns aml Ms Meads, sad two by three
mem who wen suggssed le be ippon to him—the four
penes es dens Gang is a Irk to act as umpire. There
were edam mesa, cad ael a few, which mud balbrought
linen if dos plemliell. Hs wand fawn to lameelf
thmight or 111111111111181110 lastitutheig lemies preseeilege.
Mos Hasp—Wheisser madmen may mist la tkie
es do lkailent at lags, only resin ma set d
judo es men asesinary Is Mr. Pines. The ia-
width it akin plimo
_lnns Mm nth-
crevilli=, I shred be mined a myself es •
rasa, se • Chastise. sr se lahadohlt, &have ak as a
Christian, I should lis asimmeil of smear U I ilidanirsit
the at ef ludinlin dint srandles mmineesill, to wry
lam mug I aunt help it--bet Loy min is
weal be the perstst kinetics le withhold the Canine.
tics to Mr. Passes dna* after all the szcitineeni that
has been emelt El limy dull ts dealers my as of
1 his isssenss In OM maser . end thurstme I aim to
my ilensdastka. I dealt tits media west heartily for
I the kind manner in which they hare aseiueted themselves.
I am well aware that slimy person IMO bare with a good
deal stprendise. Whether dem p any with an abate-
ment lif did pednist, I iis satlonst j in
et their peeks-
dim seadaein Danny they ham molestd themselves ,
on the etudes as if thug saterlsind se prejudice at all,
and I howdy desk ibis kr es ding.
The prismatic', whin sesugin ahem Ike hours, them
terminated.