The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-03 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL SOCIETY.

The presidoat of the committee of this society has
caused, the psidisatioa of the following statement relative
to the WOW =slim of the society to be held Juno 4 (to-
me**, t
"lie tammittee of the National Society, to whom the
=L*its stairs is by the charter exclusively in-
ily dors* the discussion which they have
reassa ts mat general meeting of the society on
Webs*.
" They adder web sad all of the peopositions of which
*dishiest ambers et the society have es notice alike
sassamsy, awl they dm* the public el thew
at des emenel nes*. ieleeided to eistorrase tee errs-
theis rei M loppelr the efleieney of the eeekey.
" Wine that then b in the pane nil more mit-
es le the retrain of the sea* to towel to its
relation Who Oneimlttet el Petty Cassel no Education,
a= bed Wised that a reset tfea &mai have been
the
to the pang vseetiag, deciaratory of the views of
committee on this subject.
"lint the committee, tearing that by that come they might
appear to eseemerage each diessmien, has ea
:sealed rot *sieget this mom. It seem to thin stew
vary to emeeste sheep of istiodsa, mad et the same
time le iseleee dot the mottles wailer it of the utmost
haperamise to pielsree hineesiele crepsration between the
Nodose theists and the Oasendttes of Council on Edu-
cation; and wits they regret the continued adherence of
the commit* of eemell to the resolution of excluding from
all share of the yam gnat for building school-
houses these church Iheseheeis preesoters of which decline
to eaeolitsto their trust deeds es Ilett model prescribed by
*sir leseilige, thereby interfering with that principle of
legal hese* ea which the society has ever voted its grants
seeesatg to lie charter, they rejoice that the difference
whisk Ws& ea that subject, and which they still hope may
be ranewnd. he sassed no interruption to the friendly re-
Idiom between the society and Committee of Council on
Educate*"

THE 1318t1OP Or EXETER. Yaddraly a return,
procured by Sir B. Hall, was *de& shawfwg that dr
Bishop of Exeter holds, with theta, r immesairsa,
the treasurership or the eathedrel, wills • 111111111111. y, led the
rectory of Shobrooke. The value of the Moor is 1,19131.,
and of the latter, 2301. Besides whisk he bra a stall in
Durham Cathedral, which av abed 10.01. • you.
There are 43 preferments in therseles seagfris from 201.
to 1,0001. a year.

THE NORTHERN BURGHS.— MAY 28.
There wee a meeting last night in Luth's of a few
electors of the burgh, to take into,ixmidemalism. as the cir-
cular calling the meeting stated, the Awn representa-
tion in parhament of the Northam winaa, the re-
sult was the calling of a public melba et the ear
the Temperance Hotel to-day, at two o' s' allot as
opportunity for a full. expression of opinion et whale
electors." The meeting accordingly took Auk oat we •
very tae affair, and ended in • requis to Mabel
Nara, to canvass the Northern Baroito, and paidoot
their support—North British Hoof.

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• •
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