The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-28 00:00:00

THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

FILIDAY.—After divine service and Litany in the Ca-
thedral, the synod re-assembled at eleven o'cluck this morn-
ing. The Lord Bishop again presided.
It was proposed by the Rev. Prebendary OXINILAY,
and seconded by Bev. of Brigham:
" That the continued superiutudence of the young,
who have left school, is a subject deserving the most mature
consideration, and that it appears desirable, at least in many
parishes, to encourage the living toeethcr of young agricul-
tural and other labourers on a plan at once economical, and
ander regulations for self-discipline in agricultural ur other
coil or. and common homes.'
Tu this amendment was proposed by Mr. FOIIaIISCUS,
and ,econded by Dr. COLISKIDUZ
•• • That in the opinion of this synod, the general esta-
blishment of colleges in the rural districts, on the plan sug-
gested by Mr. Munro, is open to serious objections, inas-
much as
1. Such institutions would occasion an unnatural and
unjustifiable severance of domestic duties.
'2. Such a combination of qualities would be required
in their superintendents, in order to their succesdul sonduet,
as would be rarely found in inlividuals willing to under-
take the office. . . . . .

M" 3. lkrauuc, if not so superintended, such institutions
would tend only to aggravate the evils they are designed to
obviate.'
"After discussion, both the amendment and the original
motion were withdrawn in favour ut the following resolu-
tion, which was carried unanimously, on the motion of the
Rev. Prebendary ScoTr, seconded by Mr. Chancellor Ilan-
INOTON :
"'That the eoutinued pastoral superintendence of the
ran who have left school is a subject deserving the moat
frame consideration ; and that the whole matter be re-
ferred to a committee to be forthwith nominated by the
lord bishop, and to report to his lordship.'
" The Dish ,p then nominated the committee. It is to
consist of the following —Mr. Arehd. Moore-Stevens, Mr.

Archd. Bartholomew, v-.. Prebendary Oxenham Mr.. Pre-
bendary Woollcombe, Mr. Prebendary Scott, Mr. Preben-
dory Lyne, Mr. Prebendary Limey, Mr. Forteseue, Dr.
Barris, Mr. Chancellor Ilarington, Mr. Covenv, Mr. llogg,
Mr. lieu, Mr. Down&ll, Dr. Coleridge, Mr. Coffin.
.. It was resolved further that the committee be requested
to confer with the diocesan and local boards in this diocese
on the subject.
.. It was neat moved by the Rev. Prebendary Getty HAX j
and seconded by the Rev. Dr. Colts DM :
' That this synod believes that the restoration of a per-
manent, or comparatively perinaueut, order of deacons,
under proper restrictions, would be highly advantageous to
, the church ; and that the bishop be respectfully requested
, to consider wider what regulations such an order can be
; best established.' .
. . .

„....
” This resolution was carried nearly unanimously. there
being only five dissentients.
The Rev. Prebendary OXENHAM then moved:
" • That it is desirable for the parochial clergy to obtain,
as far as is ponible, the aid of their lay parishioners, cape- I
daily by encouraging voluntary association for good works,
provided always that care be taken not to transgress the
discipline of the church.'
"The Rev. Dr. COLERIDGE seconded the motion, and
it was carrion unanimously.
vs The last resolutions adopted were as follow :
That this Synod do invite the earnest attention of tha
dewy of this diocese to the several orders of the Church
in the Book of Common Prayer, and in the canons respect-
ing the saying daily of the Morning and Evening Prayer ;
also that the earnest attention of the clergy of the dimese
be invited to the 13th and 14th canons as to the due obser-
vance of holy-days, and that it is the firm opinion of this
Synod that the due observance of Ascension Day includes
the celebration of Holy Communion, a special preface being'
provided NT it.'
" The proceedings then ended with prayer.
" The Synod then dissolved, and its several members de-
parted.
" And thus the Synod of Exeter has concluded its pro-
.

The Eager Gomt . static that on Wednesday, the yen.
the Archdeacon of Exeter, during the synod, stated in an
addrem, that be had attended in obedience to the bishop's
summons, as archdeacon, but that he did not attend as
canon of Exeter, entertaining as be did, doubts of the expe
diency, and, still more, of the legality of the synod, a din
cern synod of the clergy by delegates being entirely new.
On Thursday elan, an address haying been delivered by a
member of the synod involving censure upon other bike=
of the church and eapitular bodies, who were charged with
baying neglected their public duty, the archaism =-
premed his disapproval of such views, and his memiction
that them charges were unjust.

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