The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 24, 1869.

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ess tine* bass==.
Bta,—ln reforms* to till, misting differences
Wines the parishioners and the rector, I beg to
easiest yes a espy of the statement made on behalf
of the parlettionm, which, in pnnuance of an order
of vestry held yesterday, has just been forwarded to
the Bishop of London for his consideration and de-
sision.-1 am. &e., W. L. ROWELL,
Vestry Clerk.
Vestry Offices, 40, St. George.etreet,
Sept. 23.

Ta. dilemmas Newt. the woe end the
hi best pied to be left to the Bishop et Eit.
pied
as WWI of the parishioners his
lionnutied to the Whop .
TO T•II LORD It.ROP OF LONDON.

Maur d thefeetry of the pariah of &Slat °seep_ to
the Tart,on basil of the perishionere, relative to the Mer-
men hawks Imes sod the Ira. Bryan Ling, the roar,
In ark he the sweisk deeoratiak sal etraereetsmb
the aria eheiree.
Fess metivisa smil pablak te
beans bar elm dee. sad-the rrwwnals irides dist
has no dale boom of the rabbiemses by =my
oull periblyirrtataileur beak* k aregmemos eke
Csmi'dbereheass- et lb. pada dukk ink lo=
with a Wow to seat year Iseibirli.eomt
the beet @Ed mot aims* mew sa awl to thew
dAhousem. to IMMO woe yaw o mid albs ima
set this who do Ike. Bryn Ley berm mar of this
thk the yaw WA mnd be bat ha yeas ellerwesik
ane am seat ocinelmolve end atielleskey alba* =kr
the reads ewe k n bear adenoid to the
end dated llith lOW (a copy of which le
=lio"Neontiolsed), that the rabblement bad eat only
"hitherto salaamed a eleveaw assisat for dutiful
alumbeent to lie cheek mid legal to h. Sonrelgu,"
bed that In the malatneence of sedge said khaki= to
authority they were diabolist end emempkry, and
°e ahead a lola maybe seareet to as ay pates' to.
slaws of violent °provides he the sabot-by or the church,
whkh bed War tam monlhated elsewhere."
We audio ft vamomemy to trouble your lordship with a
dead of dr vitsres asst beaklike in the church Waving.
whleh denlinelallid Wlnlaidely or vary foots after he entered
epee Pr Vey.. use, we ttdok a •,.m lent to orate that
derby the this Pm rows many individual coatenuniestioee
of rempoitel einnenetennee were wade to him agokat con-
Me ies be bmi latroduted, at they wore very
lath imprearr4 of by tile parishioner*, god which disap-
probalks Nos hoommt obvious by the falling off of the
comperatiom. The amemnisairme so aids t him
however, whoPy diseeperda, the parlehionere thought
right to make knows didr eellineleill to the rector is a
more &telt, and forma weak end they accordingly deter-
mined on embodying thus In a reepeetful addeeee, which
wee forthwith prepared and presested to the rector with the
signatures of about 200 of the reignite! Ishabilasiti attached
to it—the signatures could read ly have been to times that
number had It been considered needful—a plated copy of
which address I. hereto subjoined, and we cannot bat diftik
your lordship will be of opinion that the rector would bays
dons well to have given a vary different sower to the on
he did friv. to that eddies" ; a copy of which sows Y ohs
Unto aubjoaced, sad follow* that of the Addeo's.
From the copies of the vestry teaOlini us, hereto also mob-
joined, your lord.hip will perceive that the matters em-
planed of, 'weed of mending, became worse, whereby the
breech Neurone the parithion.rs and rector became consider.
ably widened, and front that time to the present be has
been increuing his innovations to a fee greater extent, re-
pedlars of all reenosetranoe, sad indiffment to all cone-

The Weeks' marten of complaint in which the pe-
rishienere hope for your lordship's sid are the kii,sing :
That the communion table, whith has been elevated by the
rector so as to resemble • Roman cathohc sitar, may be re-
stored to km keener place.
That the (so called) ornaments or decnstions co ' of
messes, andiestithe (the cuidles is which are la
breed daylight), coloured and timed clothe
used, thd the melons other mysterious and superstitions
arab Is sad devices upon and over the communion table,
OW be whollyremoved end not be again placed thins—sad
that the draperies rotted the Ounce! (put there ty the rector)
sal likewise be removed.
That the intoning of the prayers—the chanting of the =tr-
etse by surp:iced choristers—the railing of ohs trayers from
He door of the middle Sale, instead of the appointed median
desk—the (atoning of the Litany from • wahine in front of
the commun'on table—the bowing and pulsators of the ,
officiating clergy, std their turning their backs tamed the
congregation dazing portions of one service, and before sad
after the sermon—the mixing of water with the sacrament
wine (which we brines to have a superstitions rawastiag),
an 1 the elastics of the el .mente, and other lathiest goo
tares end practices is aiministertng the eacr.unents—iney
be discontinued.

--11insS1 (maam., removeieby the rector to mats room for
his choristers may be resiorcd.
That the Ltesy he sot deferred to an afternoon service,
but be reed as bllfttliOn so part t.t the LlOrtoilllt
That all objectionable vestment. of the offietitime tleryy
may be discontinued and prohlbitc I, and that your I &Milne
will be plesaed to specify what are proper ti be tiled infante.
We beg however to tepees. the feeling of the parnhioacre to
be strongly menet the ores moo Woe preached in • aerial=
That the palms sod hymns to be nag, be either takes
from the Bich of Common Prayer (chick ae eboud prefer)
of that such =lens end hymte only =all be used sa have
bees prevlsuily submitted for yaw lordship's has and
apnoea': we deem this esseetial, because the ..hyentals"
now is ute =the church by the rector's order contain objec-
tionable prang= end in oar judesont an by ao means
suited to a protestant place of worship.
That all other departures front the ti,ual mode of perform-
fog drone service is other churches may be discontinued,
and the old term of worship be restore' se it wed when the
Rev. Bryan King leonine rector, end as the vertices are new
performed .4 the o! her three churches within the pariah,
VA. : Christ Church, St. Mary's, and St. Illatthen's.
And that the tame lately died by the rector for the leo-
larne &Reno= service (a gainer put MU o'clock) being
aa =reasonable end meet inconveuient tiros for the
parisidosers (issemoch es their hour of dining on Sundays
is any= universally at or 'twit two o'clock, and the
obesity chi.dren of the pariah having lately been removed
by the trustee, to stoner church tee ptriah, where the
=lane= service commences at half-past three o'clock (it
ban innonible fur the children t i attend the afternoon ser-
vicing the parish church at the boar now bed), we tenet that
year terdehep will think it right to direct that the time of
Cllnilletimg such diet noon invite be altered to the peevi-
osely accustomid hour of half-past three o'clock in summer,
sad three o'clnk is whiter, being the nmee *Wahine= by
Immemorial =atom in the perish fir u..ote than a century.
The parishicuere do sot, and never did, ctject to the rem
for bevies a, many adlltional services ae he thinks peeper,
provided dist cc b additiosal services be not made to into with the weal Sunday me rainy setrices at elects
o'clotk, and the lecturer's afternoon envie. at Vine or
half-pest three o'clock; coal we roolidectly enure your
lordaWp that thiro was nothing is the der i.i. n of the Court
of Quess's Beech oa the late spplica ion for a mandamus, to
justify or gin any 'section whatever to the step which the
rector vomited to take is altering the time for such &ter-
se= service to so unressoonie ea hoar as a quarter-pest
two o'clotk ; any doubt upon *hie print will he at once rot
moved by referring to no sh. rine" writer's acted of whit
passed la court neon that oc.nion ; a petered copy of which
sold sectompaties this rteterient, sad from which we think
it reiSciest to extract the toll.,wtcg panne, which will be
found at page 19
.` lie. Coleridge (the rector's oonnsel)—l admit there must
be a reensable use of the pulpit admitted by the rector, but
at so time displeasing to the rector, ghoul he Wen= hiss-
self tato lb. pulpit."
" Lord Camptell-111 the lecturer wisher to nuke are of ft
et
a esseunab'e time, the rector ourbt sot to ink rfere with
his lasi si; of course he mar take care that the lecturer
Aril set be • viceroy over him. .'
II weld 6* imponible to contend that the reerilriee the
themes mein to be at the same renewable hoar that lan
Mss the estabbehed custom for more then a century, mat he
my attempt os the pat of the hewerw to a viceroy over
Yr rector.

TM rvib reault'ng from these innovation' sod offensive
are newt strAingly manifested by tl e Ishentstle
that so clarity *vim n hes been 'route' in the parish
Numb is aid of soy of the pariah schools, or the in, dice! dis-
poser, for to ring the tick poor (tad wttai is situ ded
within the parish; far the lest 16 yeas., alth nigh 'arsons lar
tire purpose were penodicsl sod (request before the Rev.
Bryan King became tector—ead *he* charitable 1114t1t12.
time, with tne aception of oes that is partly, hot not ad*.
qnshly, endowed, we wholly dependest for support upon
voluntery eucittibur.ons—and We regret to add, that for want
of such aid the food. of the parish national 'chid is pant-
Mar bare way greatly dinitalabed, so that the immune Is
ohm be advise* hole being without sufficient funds to asset
lb. sap aditurs ; we think it right, ►owever, to lupin oar
belief that the preaching of any such settocns would have
teen priiia tie« of :lite bezetit to the charities, on account
of the very sing I .umber of parishioners sttrnLng the parish
church.

In ceaclaalce, we heea oily to tamer cur fr mat hope (is
the !mauve a a resoled's* p.m.! unstorwsialy at e eery
large rem usg a the pwlehicassi• held in verity at the parish
March ow lb.. subject, on the lath Octriber. 11145.) that your
lordship will diem It right to direct a "return to the old
fors of er, riih‘p; whereby the peace of the parch, which hat
beta so long di.terbed, will be Immediately removed ; the
cost regeri,n will Worn fir their perl•h church; the local
charities, which have mined so severely from them CAl-
!Wilms, will be tine I from the rule that threatens them ;
the parishimers will ream to he grateful f.e Meta,
readers,' them p 0 truly ehriatim a melte ; and they will
testify their gratitude by proving that they Miq, what the
rector hicceel meet to their mei:Mirka acknowledged
them to be—pre evalsist tor their dutiful 'nicht:lent to the
ehurelLsad loyal °bedtime to the sovreetge."—By order of
Vestry, September 22. MIL
JONI GILL, Chairman.
TR"P"2.llCoarthwerdocs.
Jove Dowser!,
W. 1.. Howaht., entry C'erk.

MEILOPOLIfaN FREI 110aPITAL, DIVONSIII2I-
- CITT.—Th• aggregate anistar of patients eallevag
daziag the lank riding beyr. 17 vraa Maaaael, 6N; oar-
gleal..l63 ; to W, 03; al Titled 374 won atm era.

CRNiIIAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Beton R. M. KW, liffej

Jbiort notkr,43B, a reepectOlii look* ma, was ladiotod
Ibr vals&esansar..

Mr. POMO andwited tlie pr.:wanks ; Kr. Illairsite irir

Tir seams laprad tithe &Went wee, that la the arum
of Ids anerinstim helm Mr. Murphy, the Ormarderr et
the Insolvent Darn Gut, he euradtioi veld sad car-
=Vary, sad the drarrerine mar aril& Itsteftt
wee wee el • onnewhipeanNer
The presarreir wee Mr. Cliarn, enrair whibands Wei
and Mee mediehree, M Nerwieh, mai who doe hes as
aelahillome Y Leaiste, and it eppreei that la the yoga
111141. weal Ma leseelhes, • Mr. Dassa. vs Balm in
the rem ef jimmy, sellelder alders, end he eaw the
, who sit Or thee kept a heel sad elms asp
seder,
Gail he eakeed goofs
et be. le the arra& ddb
amwmihirer& OIL rid 701.,
end theme ale ere waty _ arepplied. Ilr.
Braes wen s anksament *ram applied the phonic
kw psyllium et the earesed. tat be rade sere euenni, and
peendeed to cell et the Leaden ealabilehmeat hi a skeet thee,
Gad pay the bill. Hs all ask bewever, de me 'boa Mr.
Barnes ant west to he feud that the shop was
dosed and the prisoner had me be could boor so
tidings of him. From this der vat the rainier of the
resent year sodden traareed reisadng telhepoleiser, hut
Mr. 136111111113rwrine by reldeat le he In the aim 46 Ike
✓eauferwer illteressvgrist. the ertmele err he, mad
he imaallstely resspard hin me ihs
_lama Was had
folverei him al& the erlar at Reaßaa. E• same
tag .aides,sail dime* awed the to
deer. Mod% vier he appeered et he ersylegiCmttit
brims ell • halber end mien hdonrilion Mrs le
Mr. Ohne% he earemesed ea mods. apilli hies Is recover
the rearad et Ids debt, end the motion wee enksennently trail
at Wbl , sad tarred In the jury riving Mr. Oilman,
• wrist 63r the mime of 1161 debt. The pawner,
It smart , inimediately sitar the ram had been disposed
et, died s petition in the lasolrat Court, and in lab schedule
ha the the debt et Ilr. Oilman, sad when he was =-
by the earstrelems he swore that lee led not hair
the ship at Reallits. owl dot it we the limber et Ido
brew Charles Wealey, sae that he had mwely oared the
psis heal Mr. 8e..... his and it wee =hurt
srersanata that perjury war against the
gradwiteeres was sass , from whale evidence It
=that the dellendant had lived for two years at
mad that hewn always known as Charles Vtatliii,
sod that he took the shop when the goods were semplied, mad
Bpd en speonmat in that name, and that no eater pima
we lee I. the trausaction and no me bed err beard of •
brew, mad, In fact, every One of the stalreade rads by
the didandent before the commiadonir we dimly
roved.
Mr. Metcalfe, at the close of the case for the pratertion,
rimed several technical °brakes to the Warmest, moms of
which the learned Conunladoeer °aneroid armor for rev
Windom by the Court of Criminal Appeal, In case ft Mould
berms neceeery to do so.
The jury, afters wry abort debbaratket, retuned • verdict
of Owelty;
Jadoleat wee reepitea, and the emit cads ea cedar that
the urt, might be at large, pending the decision of the
°sort of Appeal , upon his entering Into • personal megr-
ims la M . and Boding two sureties in 1601. mech. to
apprr and receive judgment, if he should be required to
do se.
Aa application was made to the court to radar the motor
ef the bail, but it woo refused.
This cur ccooluded the raiser of the asice, sad the
court adjourned to Medley, Weber U.

wee guilty, er that the receipt vas • torgery; bet, if thew I
meet is ism say Wrest hosed
ri:lit3 astml= am
s, *ay would ear& the piseser.
Tinley, skier seir al es halo&Merida, found
the prewar Net .
The Irma JO. be we my Wadi Wield with
the meet. tiskr the eireamencesa h ins the beet and
Whet eirilee ihetestild bi team.

emolhat, and be me surprised at ha being able to get along
at all. Wham took the driver ir.to custody, trim he said
his meta' knew the elate of the Imes at the data la took
it out.

--fir. ove hare handed to hit worship that Mr. Weeks
esaleated to here the horse alaughtered, bat that would got
be artSeleat b cheek the entry. Cabloraters Eloquently
meat oat we mks& at sight, bellevlag Chet they 'would
mope the notice of the society's of sad Um polka. He
therefore asked far • ectairledea.
.

mrliaska sad R & not know that the hone was
as bed. K. wield, however, consent to have It killed.
The driver (Stoneham) lea that the hone had been bad
ihr weeks, and he had frequently =spinout at the yard about
it, bat no notice was taken of IL
Kr. Bonham said It was a very bed case, end the
defendant (Wagon) consented to have tbeaninal
he should doe him 40a., or one month's hard labour.
The defendant pad the many._

THAMES.
Mr. Josh Smith, MAIM, al Arbour-etrese, Bewley,
applied on of the Bev. Bryan Kip; for sammese
annest.lohn Newsom, at No. Lo.r Ceressefterst, Bt.
George in the But, sugar baker, kr mem* eanire, and
disturbing iluto:= as the afternoon of Banday bat,
lathe perish eh sad alee whit regneMe his effealive
behaviour at the " Chapel" In BfaUsevaquits, fn
the parish of St. Gawp, on the sees earning. Mr. Smith
called the attention of the negieints to two MU of
Pullman; the Ist of Willisza end Nary, up, 18, is. 18,
pared in the year 1688 ; sad the WW2's= Mary emirs
2, up. 3, pasted in 1653. After seen dbonsaion betintra the
applicant and the worthy inagletrate ea to the Nut of theme
statute., It was decided that balk eamumen should beta=
out under the act of William eel /Buy.
Mr. Yardley granted both the ineamonsee, and ft woe an
ranged that they should be heard oaths mama day.

GRIMM WICH.
James Manley, a young man residing In Brunswick-
square, Deptford, was charged before Mr. Traill with vio-
lently 'writhing William Parker, a workmen in the employ
of Meters. limits and Co., oontreetore, at Deptford dockyard.
The complainant stated that in ccasequenoe of the builders
'trite several men employed in the dockyard by the contrac.
ton bad refused to go in, but he had himself accepted work
them end been employed during the past fortnight. Oa
several womb= four journeymen carpenters, whom he
knew, bad been in the habit of meeting him on leaving tha
yard, end had endeavoured to persuade him to leave his
wort. Oa the previous evening, when leaving off work, the
four men shove alluded to, seeing him leave the yard,
beckoned to him to go to them on the opposite side of the
street, and on doing so the prisoner immedbitely kaockedie
cap off hie head. lie (cuspleinant) asked the prisoner why
be bed acted in such a manner, on which he struck him a
meat violent blow in the eye, completely diallguring him, at
the lame time making his escape, and retoulung, ' Now put
the document on your beck."
The defendant, on being taken into custody, had alai
malted the constable.

Kr: Trsill said that, so far as that 000 rt wee concerned,
meg rotation should be afforded against such outzageone
madame se that which the prisoner had been guilty of. His
worship thus ordered the pnewsw to pay a floe of 31. or six
mots' imprisonment with hard labour for the assault on the
complainant ; to be Imprisoned for three weeks with bard
fabwar for the assault ott the coratable; and further, to Bud
two sureties in 104 each for his good behaviour during the
ant three mouths. -

The peieo~er wee cottoned to goc.
WANDSWORTH.
_

Mr. Comilla, the ele;i7e7i:ViZra.worth District Dowd
al Works, attended before Mr. Inhume In support of • swa-
ns= the West End and Crystal Peden Company,
hi mho* to kelp in repair a midway over • bridge in the
Datterese-road, and its approaches.
Mr. }leerily, from the office of Means. Johnson, Farquhar,
and Co., the solicitors to the company, appeared for the de-
ileden&, and pleaded their non-liability.
Kr. Marseille said he made his chin against the company
under ties 46th action of the Railway Consolidated Clauses
Act, nadir which the oonmany were liable to maintain the road
In question. lie undentood that the defence was that the
words did not apply to the roads, but to the bridge and the
embankments. To mast that objection he would refer the
asset to • similar case heard at the Quern's Bench, in
Jemmy 1868. It was la the care of "North Stiffordshire
Railway," and Lord Campbell said that the company were
baud to maintain the road over • bridge and its sp-
leen:Bes.
Mr. Reedly sold he was somewhat taken by imprint
by that cam, hat he would oontend that the company bad
complied with ten temps of the act of parliament. The road
to question wee in substitution of the old one, and wee men-
tioned is the original plans. The 66th section of the Rail-
way Clauses Act compelled companies to restore roods inter-
heed with, or put substituted roade into a permanent sub-
stantial condition. Ile should he able to prove that the road
was left in a substantial condition.

Mr. Curtails argued that it was not a enbstituted road, but
merely one of deviation.
Mr. Young, the surveyor of Battersea for the Wandsworth
district, sad the read on the brUrge and the f WWII approach
was now in a dangerous, state. He considered the road wee
not substastially made, se gravel had been laid down inattad
of Moues of gra a . .

Mr. 0. 11...Phipm, the oompsny's civil engineer, was
called to prove that the road and approaches were made by
the contractors, Messrs. Peto and Bessary, to his satisfaction,
awo hi • permanent and anbatactial oondition.
Mr. larttam decided upon adjouroing the summons for a
week to coiseider the points, and to allow the solicitors for the
company to look into the can.