The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-29 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL

DISABILITIE9.—A petition to parliament
la &veer of the Weeded removal of Jewish disaUlnies, was
lying la the Liverpool Eschew news roe= yesterday. aad
a very short time noised a greet number of signatures.

.81PARATION OF CM-VICH AND STATL—On Tues-
day wetting a meeting wee beld at the Husk Hall, Leeds,
to bear a deputation from the Ant .etete Church Amens.
don, and to per revolutleas is favour of the separation of
shun& and state. The chair was taken by the Rev. T.
Beaks, who declared his Arm adherence to the cause of
entire freedom of raisins from all state interfereme and
scatreL Bespoke, he said, free. 40 years' experience la the
ministry; and unhesitatingly declared that the separation of
the church from the state was an object to be sought by
every &Asti= rale, yet sought oily in • conetituticoal,
legal, and christian-like manner. He cnneluded by introduc-
ing the Rev. Mr. Gilbert, who, in ea address, proposed the
following resolution :
That In the deliberate Judgment of the meeting the union of the
ehtueb with the state la not only an In settee to dl,eentera, but an in-
jury to churchmen • and that Its effected by peaceful
means, and with a pioper regard to ealscAngladereete, wenldprove an
d I. religion, a Allier* to the government, and a blerlng to
tahr=t immunity.
The rtsoiution was seconded by J. Kingsley, En. 'he
,emended that the " existing interests," es exhibited by all
classes of the clergy of the establishment, were pecuniary
Interests ; and argued, hose various hislorieal data, that the
12,000,000 i. a year of revenue in the possemion of the esta-
blishments of the United Kimpians, had bees directly or
indirectly derived from the legilst or legislative enact.
meets; and, therefore, that if pa lament were so dispased, it
wenid he priestly legal and ametitatissal to devote the
"Ws at tbis mamas to secular papas—a moat if anal
wads at separable the ,hated Rea tbe state.—The
re-
sahttisahalsa been adopted by asisasairs, dm Rev. A.
Ihellusr proposed :

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serintied was emended by the Rev. B. Grant, of
▪on tr= Ptt 1.7 iqw..tr*,,p2l;l".
vete of drab Oa the ;beide:, directed attention to site
established theedi Seatiand, than which none mild bays
hem boleti phoned ; and pet, tech is the bitterest rotten-
ness of the vent of easseeting • &web with the state,
liket divisions end astessione were peeledieelly taking place
eves in that astablinhassit. He prethiled that the whole
••Id shwa establishewsW wadi merAly fall to the
lad as ii that may enkeYelhe weild even new
segues; themetees tram the English shush, if Hang of
Enter wield permit thein.—E. desilit, Bog., having briefly
ascended the vote, it wee adopted • and the 16. sting broke
tide. Modems antecriptka Wei awls et the doom

LAWS 101 THE PROTICTION OP WOllll.-On
Tuesday swabs' a very rapeehdtle amain of the ialm-
teams of Le*, at which there wore shout My hind's
prosset, wee Uhl a the Owl-hem% kr the fliwsnee al
lie *jests er the Amiens Inialetisa he Tama* and
laknag the Laws he the Pretestlem of Women. 1. 11.
Maw, /10. , the mayor, paella& anent them that the pre-
vision eters Nheithal were dogma that the bill in,rodumd
Me the Neese of Lads by the Saw et Oxford should a-
am the law tithe lend, is there was no law en the stame-
ns* far the pewilment of a digibisitr=os who are termed
oras and preetweiemto
liament In
harem wet the Bishop of Oxford's was signed bypar the chair
an NI UMW sf he meting.