The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-22 00:00:00

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LAW INTELLIGENCL
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MIDZLL r. WILSON (mum).
Thu, the wend preneentian ea account of the book ea.
lethal "Frays and Review.," commenced the. morons& The
respondent in this ease was the Rev. Henry llristow Weboa,
vicar of Great Staugleteen, iu the cousty of Huntingdon,
sod ea the diocese of Ely. and the essay or review cited by
the promoter as contaiumu "certain erroneous, strany.
and heretical doctrines, positions, and opinions costlier,
and repugnant to the .1..1,100 and leeching of the United
Church of England awl Ireland, as by law setaldiahee
was th et entitled," Seareces Ilistoriques de theive—The
Nation el thurch." .

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Dr. Phonation, sot Dr. swahey, instructed by limen.
Totter end Suns, appeared for the promoter ; Dr. Di...
nod Mr. Eitsiames stepbco. instructed by Menus. Brooke
sal I Mho* for the roomed/at.
As in lb, caw of Dr. William% the admissibility of the
articles of amnesties is.Ul disputed, and in the abeam* of
Dr. Deane.

Mr. Phriames Stephen opened the argument against the
articles. He conirosocel by drawing a distinctioo be-
times accortions of scandal and of heresy, ob'
rem*: that in the former the charge did
not require the same strict proof as in the latter, and that •
ecovietion of scandal might require admonition, but not
deprivation. The court could not in this come escape fair
the responsibility of determining whether the *spread=
ci the espial's* cited from Mr. Wilsoa's may was lord err
ple;ii, sad the respon.leat wield net be triad apes ON
AU:, sad osevieted upon 14.11aff. Xi. Wilson was WAWA
foe heresy. and if the preseratian Wed to twevist him
of heresy there must le ea wed to the proseentke. In the
mis- of Dr. Williams, when the mormaries coronet qwested
tEc °Makes of orthodoi writers, is illwiliwkies et
the essayist's opisioca, they wee told that they
mud sot extract solitary bed passages Get el a
rod brick, sad whoa they quoted • ashes sf
°prow from an individual writer they web net
with the statement that these quotations only showed haw
bed the book was. I:qt he contended that they mast
folio of the opinions. and it most be short also that the gale
'Era extracted were capahle of no other irate-pretstke than
Wt which was put upon thorn by the prosecution, or • one
metkoemild sot he obtained. If the ieterpreteitioo was deal&
lel the rempeodent was entitled to the besefit of tiadeabt.
To the articles in this rise he ettertaieed the same abbe-
tire that he bad stated in the car of the Milk-truest spied
kr. Williams, that the court was asked to put an interpre-
tation upon passages of the Scripture referred to. and if this
description of pleading was to be permitted the coon would
ham to put forth something like an authoritative men-
amber, which shoulsl hews the bend law, eel which law
skald bee menspeetise operative.
Ike Leddaglea Amerced that She "mike divided
lab two pirb—Use am whether the wart bold take
leghisikat• d gebels sad epistles which formed part a
the preysehtek ; and the other, whether the court maid
lake toenheass ef the lasers. The two questioes were
diffemet o dein*, sad the difficulty was whether all that
was contained is tl. prayer bouk did not form part of
the purer-huh.
Mr *spies said ie this ease it was the Imams that were
romt..l. sad h was &intended that the lessor were to be
rove.ved se pan of the praverhook, because there was SOWN
reuse for the particular passages being appended
for patieslar days. No doubt those who drew
op the pnyeshook had some reason for the
mho isse of bibs they made. hat if the isterYststka
ef three priors were be tales as proof of any particular
doctrine, sock a mean of ferns would be introduced into
the church as in make it isureeille for a clergymaa to
Imo. whether he tram preachieg bonne, or not. With
these iilserratiress with regard to the form of pleadings
bas passed to the indictinest. The assay of
Wilson we, waggoner' by • watroversy brier's certain
karma protesters r to tbe respective merit. of the
pnociples of tobvidualism sal multitodiniam as applied to
• church. As he anderstool the terms, be took the prin.
ciple of Individualism to mess that the principles
upon which • chumli ought to be established should
be ouch as to emlode mayor who was not per.
rosily and isdividually a siIIOISW believer. and the
priatiple of rnultitadionen, on the other hand, to
area that • church eboulil consist of • great number of
persons who hid a Suis,Wat degree of sympathy between
themselves to be associated Menhir for those objects, be
they what they might. for which • church rated.
The honied counsel was procerdiag with kneader when
our report left.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Jude* Ordinary.)
WHIT, , WHITE AND CATO.
monist fulditiosel widows was gives in support of
the &dewiest@ pleas a( and gnaws inflows:6.
Ter ass wee still poor we west to prees.

COURT OP BANKRUPTCY.
(Mere Mr. Commis@Miner Owllannt)
Q 11 J.41,i %COT, 216.1.1.1.
Adjudication al basikruptry was made in this ease a fort-
night ago. The trwler is Mr. Jobe goats Hemel. the eminent
ninahnikler, of Mlilwa l The adjitadkatios sr at d
miter • prouneted inquiry Ist tore..w Win private nittdags,
hi. Rogow now gave ju.lgrneut,o.infinnitig the adjudiciateru.
Notice was given of apio.l.
(Before Mr. Registrar Haglitt.)
IS Lt KME.L.
The bankrupt wu • contrecuir, in King Williamntroet,
City. This was tho lint sittiag. He owes to no-
oscura' creditor.. ; to thaw holilorir
45,1;9/.; the value of the property held beteg 18,214 f.
Mr. Treberiza appnaroil for the creditor. who bad been
euiployed by the lunar opta iu the cowitruction of the
NO,XIII 11.134 °rt.& R•ilwriy. Mr. Lawrence and Mr. lhie.
gerfielil appearel for the petitioning creditor ; Mr. Link-
kter for creditor.; mod Mr. Preston reoresented the
Lankrur.
The following creditor. were cheery') trine assignees :
Xt. Ls Fetters, contractor, Great Georgewtreet ; and Mr.
Boasted, army agent, Crevenatreet.

THE POLICE counTs.

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MAP% or 1101 A nom .t REVoRVATOtt.
Two boys of the (111111 t, of Bull and IN, la were brought
up I,efeire Aklernian .11!eu, charged with escaping from
reformatory at Tow coat er.
PAre-COILIAUS FA eke mid about 8 o'clock on Friday
night he saw the poisoners in kiltonetreet, toil accused
them of absconding from the Tifdeld Reformatory. at
Toereester ; they mid be wee quite right, and admitted that
they ran away on sundey last. Davis had nearly *treed
b:, term of 3 years. and 11.11 had only just commenced his
tam of 4 years. There were four boys who got away at
the same time, but the other two AVM still at large.
Alderman .Alleo remanded the primers, awl directed the
officer to communicate with the authorities at the colonise-
key at Tuwcester.