The Express.
London, England, 1852-11-18 00:00:00

NkLTINO OF CON VOC tuoN YES f ERDAY.

THE UPPMa,HOUSE.
Their lordships mat at told o'clock. There were
menet His Grace lhe Archbishop of Canterbury. the
Many of W Wenner. the Bishop of fit David's, the Bishop
of Redmeater, the of Oohed. the Bishop of &lie.
%, lime Bishop of Bt. wed.
Ilieedzelitlondaft the
of Chiehester, awl the of
hail* win lint wades far se hour after
weemblied.th• menneee me lower home est keens sow
deka lin useddematies of
et We wises peeepepho Mt
gibe. to her Idelesty up to them *Week.
The Dean a ELY, prolocutor of the lower home, due
appeared with the address le seceded by the lower bow,
and left it with their lordships. wbe proceeded to euesider
the orandments. Aker SIM We diselmsteleethitit lord.
ships amended the essimilmselle .1 no lower Muse sad
sent them back fay emir weeldwaties.
The Paotoccron *clamed Ave • brief iatenal. and
stated that the lower Uwe agreed to the &meanest, of
their lordships.
The following is ths address as finally amended:
"Madam;—We, mar Majesty's faithful subjects, the
archbishop. M.llol*, and clergy of the province of Calder.
bury, assembled it revocation, most humbly lap roach
your Majesty with rempectfril asearagem of loyal affection
to your Illajosty's three and pence. And we desire to
add ear amen empotalarioas that, ant the last occasion '
whoa we euppel a elmilor privibqp, it be pleased Almighty '
Med to blow bilk ear Majears rya badly and the
enentry at bees. UNSIIIIIIIMPOIN d reetrity which de-
arab our women thoehtehme. Tomajesty has been
armed to err to year senanfled. Trimmest
ioo
em
tely:rt OletYreliglan powers to mointaino those' =di,
relation with this country which have already been pro-
limed beyond all former stample. And
was there • time when the inhsbitahts of this land were
snore generally prosperous, more willingly obedient to the
laws, or more loyally alerted towards the three*. It in
est earliest prayer to Almighty God that Hs will captious
to ourselves, and tetrad to all nations, the blessings of
peace and unity. tiers we earnestly desire to assure your
Illsjesty of our deep sympathy in the sorrow which your
Majesty has graciously expressed—• sorrow which is shared
even by foreign nations—for the loss which the empire is
now mourning in the death of that great warrior sad
statesto in to whom, above all men, it has been owing, under
God's all ruling Proridesee, that we have enjoyed this
loop and unprecedented period of pease sad prosperity. We
assure your Majesty that we prise oho% the splendour of his
greatest ezploits, that high lean of duty which led him
to devote all his faculties to the service of his sovereign and
his country, and to solos his most glorious victories chiefly
as they secured • lasting peace.
Tits subject, however, in which your Msjssty will en.
poet us to feet the deepest interest is the state of religion in
this land. Aad here there is =Mk to emoting., whilst
there is also much to lament, and mach that we hops gra-
dually to amend. Great exertions have been made daring
the last thirty years with the desire of providing the memo
of ntail iastreeties fee a population theressiag beyond
all former gayeties's. Mach bee been done by the awn•
hand liberality of individuals, assisted by reset
legislative theesaree towards enabling the church
to fulfil this ands of her Anise adwits. Much,
however, still remains to be dory and we roma
your Majesty that our heartiest eadmenere shell be and to
relieve, wherever they • • re spirlewl waste of the
population. We Ml a pooreke Met thew oar
irodesnure will be memended by the pea end ready es.
operation of oar lay beetle= ire ober& la weesaisa
with this *ablest we weer bet olemene that, ettinegh tat
market at England and Wien bin been donliel within
the last half century, the member of I rad Webb
Wasp has remained &early the was as Rae
use ago, • stele of this's to which we bag sogentally to
invite your Majesty's eousideratios. We however,
that if the church has been usable to all that
eight be deeirod, it kw yet give, so slight mud efootivity
awl power. Fewer iirchem was -bellt daubs the
etas of the last rotary tem are sow eureerated
to the service of Ord is every .....Mw year.
laserrato as aro still this mem of p lewd ing
Christina edmettoa in the Meremiag ameba thermals,
It, we thaakfully aelmowlodge that peat ante have been
made for its intension sod usprevemest. And great and
painful as are the privative of msay of you Majesty's
poorer subjects in our eriewsled shin, it mast be a peculiar
source of satistaction to year Majesty that seder the con-
tinuous and active emosorsgemest of your most illustrious
consort, innitatioes hen boss formed, ead are daily formi-
ng, to lacrosse tie comhrts of the labseriag elessea, and
to improve their mend and legal oesdidea. And as all
true charity has its origin is religious principles, we tram
that in this instance also prost has been given of the is.
Swan of the frith which it is the duty of the allergy Se la-
emirate aid maintain amongst the people eittneled w Moir
charge. Foe whatever kw Mon done, or Miseimil, of pied.
we desire to give God the glory, through ear lard Jaws
Christ. being deeply courier of the Impeedeseiess a all
imer eedonoura.
•• And in tow referring to the ealdoMe "hi& ippon to
us especially to rearm the well-being a die aseek, we
camp t omit to speak of those del ibe hmodene of this
eauirocatios width mem ssembsted Selr aegis belie to
we sena called late aid,. ousodes.We de eon iedeeideset
It advisable, at the peewee weneent, M poetise your Ma-
jesty for your royal limner to trommot mob badmen se we
.ay act eater upon without it ; bet we Mink it sew duty re-
spectfully w games our onvistion bath that its leplelative
ossemblies are aa ea ential sad nest Impartaat pee at the
constitution of oar church, ea that We eirenestemee of
On present day make it the nen imperaties m elnene,
awl. as fat as possible, to improve them, sad also the mere
probable, that the resumption at se desmat day of their
active Nattier to such manor r pew Idgetty, by year
royal limes*, may permit, may bepredemen of mach
advantage. We know indeed that improhewiewe have
bees entertained that is web ow restralles might
Marne itself to the dieneelos of oweennerin
=ef distil.., and •_a midi of WO wed bit-
thereby be •agoadowd hal to Oboleha cha-
eity. wed d Amens alike to gift entieldenteel to viii-
Yemaity. We therefore humbly posy per 111 lo PO-
CONO Ws ear esteems ilsolentim Meet lowly are rnnee of
the intend lbeweledni sad Neuronal ease of ear demi ;
and ear omewroneo that we coped thew se tormillwebis Maw
=ant rewire, by the help of Ood. he eameeit thew
to posterity. And, farther, Wet we set on
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maintained in sedent Own agree the osurpatioes of
the See a Rome, sad new women sad rwanorted at our
Babrmatisa.

a erTnezion with this grave me MI that your
Meier, may expect from as the el ear rim
rreagainst that fresh aggressies of the sifter',
rhisb he Au arrogated to himself the isidarkpaarge
ef this astir, thereby deayiag the wirer if that
broach of the shurch Catholic whit mei pleated in
Britain in the primitive ages of Christianity, sad bag been
preserved by a merciful Providers to Ibis day, r well an
against may which have pergola! we desire. ea this
ear lest erasion of @Wilmerg year firm he ea.
eurranse, eolesly to protest ia tiro Ore of
sad to lay this oar protest bellies pew Kest Grader
Majesty."
It right to be stated that the la this eddies*
»ferrite to the late Doke ef W was ene of the
add/tine rimmed sad married is the beer.
The Psoutc-tmos then elated that the Albeisi wove
the asses of the inesaltse if tka imertbre opedaled by
the lower hors to serider the meniellen of Ist Bishop
of Oxford with respect to the senorita of dolts in holy
orders :—TIM Der of El , the Alllbilllin of
Arehdeare of. El • , Mr. Oleesellse Mar-
tia, Dr. Spry., Dr. Ural, sad Mr. Meiradia.
The Peountrron also stated, ea the par of the lower
lease, that s question had arisen as to the right of erring
Merto represent the elex is the LOWS, Bosse of
oleastice, sad they errs their loidshipe to take the
subject into sorideration, with a vire to its early setae-
meat. They likewise r. quested their lordships to take into
their cousiderir Wm the seer of the ellmers' fess with a view
to their modifimtion.
The Bishop of Wlncststsa rid he onsidered that
the quietism relative to the Manisa of peelers was or of
toe ark importers to be takes into corkieration at that
ler hoar.
The Bishop of O:FOLD said he Obeyed great evil would
tries from kris, the queer's open.
The Bishop of WINCIINITIMI thea moved—. That in cue
of any marking relative to the election of proctors, more-
sestatsea be ramie to coavecatlea by petition from tbe party
aggrieved, what this braes ens reared judicially to me-
eider it."
The resolution was agreed to.
The qaestioa relating to the fee. was mimed to th•
Vsear-Geserrel, who was to camider and lemon ou the mar.
TIM petition. which wias perented by the Bishop of Oa.
hell from the Bishop of Cape Tows, as the 12th N.:member,
daintiag to be cited to eonmeatioa as a bishop, subordinate
to tb. lletroptlitas Sc. of Ceaterbury, was aye referred to
the Vicar-0 octal.
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TtSiiiii;tit;WlSe sherd dot It w probable the address
weld sot be pr.-seated Be MS Of three wombs.
The Archbishop w ass shoot to prompts the Coosa-
tattoo, whoa
The Bishop of Oubtiles said that be mild sot allow the
adjosvostsat N ae.Nwdiw by to Archbishop to take
place without eetwisi his pmelest ha writiag against the
right of the esobbishop VI 1411111 MI this solemn sitting NM
COIMMISS /retro*.
The Biala" of Salisbury, the Bishop of Chichi/Wet, sod
the Bishop of St David's, pasted la t►e protest of the Bishop
of Oxford.
The coovseaties was dies adjooretod till the 16th of
Tseesery.

THE LOWER HOUSE.
The Lower Home met again yesterday morning,
et
eleven o'• Met.
The Wastes of th• bin mann were read over.
The lest disunion w►,eh ernes wee with reference to
two p+ia•. raved by Dr. Wordsworth, attention to which,
said the rev. gentlenan, would lawns the elleirany of the
oormasttee of gravamina. He augaested, lint, that a new
bey to the annsin.. should be appointed by the Prosine-
ss ; end, apeoadly. t►at the quorum (10)) Sesta he node
his. Without a nester, the braises if the seansittee
11011141 BOW, be vre.l enedusted ; and if se banana scald
be done without the attend .are of 10. there would seldom or
,iris be any assists at all. General oAjcatalla wt.," &okra
$o the r. ennineadniete of the appoints:rat ors I Ith number
of the tamealthee, which a secretary would ; sad It wee
agreed to to left to the sewaittee to West asses them•
selves es member to errs as secretary. The sammeetion
that the queens eheald ha annals, wee met resolved, am
eRe mreemd that a &mains semaieliag ef leas *en tea
weld any as might lift It la Up repsa.