The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-15 00:00:00

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THE BISHOP OF EXETER AND THE Roy. a
EADOW.-The appointment by the Lord Chancellor of the
Rev. G. Hadow, incumbent of St. Andrew's Chapel, tone
living of Bt. Just, Cornwall, was announced a short tin
since in our columns. It is the practice of every led
Chancellor, before inning his Bat for the presentation of 6
clergyman to a living in his gift, to require a totimosid
to his Stuns from three beneficed clergymen, which testi-
monial it has been customary for the bishop of the diem
to countersign, as testifying the credibility of the subserib
ing clergymen. This counter-signature, however, the
Bishop has refused, unless Mr. Hadow would first sand
to examination as to his soundness of faith. Mr. Rake
was not willing to accede to the proposal, especially as be
might have been materially prejudiced if the Bishop bad
represented him as unsound to the Chancellor, before the
presentation had issued. Mr. Hadow, therefore, reminded
his lordship that his counter-sigLature only effected
the credibility of the clergy, and that a ban
opportunity would arise for examining him, if 01010
asoessary ; at the same time requesting the Bishop, if n
declined this view of the case, to return the testimonial.
This was done-and the Bishop alto wrote to the Lori
Chancellor telling him that be doubted Mr. liadow's mar&
mm, and therefore had refused him his countertignatais
The Lord Chancellor, however, having some pisrsocalon.
ledge of Mr. Hadow, is disposed in this instance to ray
upon his own judgment, and the Sat of presentation vs;
accordingly issue. The Bishop will then be called lose
proceed to institute the rev. gentleman in his living, mil il
he sees fit, has the power to require Mr. Hadow to sated
to examination. Should this examination result in Mt
Hadow's views being declared "unsound," the Bishop world
be constrained to refuse to institute that gentleman, wadi
parallel of the Gorham cam would be brought before tie
world. We treat, however, for the sake of peace s*
church, that no such unhappy consequences will eau-
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