The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-02 00:00:00

CHURCH SERVICES FOR THE TVORKINO

CLif &SLY.

Arrangements hare been made for holding special
seryiess for the working classes in the churches of St. Pan-
cras, St. Oiles-in-the-Fields, St. Mary, Whitechapel, and
St. Earesber, Kensington, during each week-day evening
_Saturday), of the Bret week of the new year, cow-
on Monday next. The following are the preacher=fr. • ascass.—Mondsy, the Very Rev. Dr. Trench,
Der of Westminster; Tuesday, the Bishop of Oxford
Wednesday, the Rev. A. Boyd, M.A., Incumbent of Christ
Church, Cheltenham; Thursday, the Rev. Dr. Hook, vicar
of Leeds ; Friday, the Rev. J. Riddell.
ST. Grua-1.11-TRI-SlRLDll.—ldunda7, the Rev. Daniel
Moon, M.A., Incumbent of Camden Church, Camberwell ;
Tuesday, the Rev. Capal Molyneux, M.A., Minister of the
Look Hospital ; Wedaesday, the Dean of Westminster ;
Thureday, the Rev. A. Maclean., M.A. Master of Bath
Ovumw School ; Friday, the Rev. J. Hampden Gummy,
M.A.., Rector of fit. Mary's, Bryenstomequare.
ST. Year, WRITICIIIAPIL.—Monday, the Rev. Win.
Cadman, MA., rector of St. George's, Southwark ; Two.
day, the Rev. C. J. P. Kyre, MA., rector of Si. Meryl.-
bone; Wedeseday, the Rev. Dr. Hook, vicar of Leeds;
There:lay, the Rev. Henry Melt* 8.D.. Canon Redden-
th of St. Paul's ; Friday, the Rey. Dr. Goulhurn, Weimer
of Quebec Chapel, late Master of Rugby.
Sr. SAMARAS, Kesel:wrote—Monday, the Bishop of
London; Tuesday, the Rev. J. Riddell, M A. ; Wednesday,
the Bishop of Oxford ; Thursday, the Rev. Alexander Boyd,
MA., Incumbent of Christ Church, Cheltenham; Friday,
the Rm. A. Maclean., Muter of Bath School.
The hiceunbents of the three churches first mentioned
balm. to the so called Evangelical. or Low Church party; ft
will be noticed, however, that they have not thought it ill to
emendate to thearelves eminent men of higher itecleelsetkal
opinions then their own in a work to which the church should
lend its mind energies.

DEATH 01 JUDGE MOORS.—The Right Ron.
Richard Moore, one of the justices of the Court of Queen's
Bench, died We on Thursday night at his country peat near
Dublin. He filled euccessively the °Moss of Solicitor and
Attorney General, and was raised to the bench during the
ministry of Lord John Russell in 1847. Although nothing
certain has yet transpired with respect to the legal changes
and promotions, it is generally supposed that the Attorney-
General will mowed to the vacant seat fa the Queen's BIWA
end that Mr. Christian, the Soholeor-Generel, will be the
Isle Judge Jackson's ematesce in the Court of
0011M11011 Pleas. The Prose of this day says
"We believe we shall be correct in assuming that
Mr. Brewster will be Attorney-General. He held that
office under Sir R. Peel and Lord Aberdeen, resigning ft
when the latter wee overthrown. Mr. Brewster has the
admitted* of being a protestant whose convictions do not
reader him hostile to the pretensions of the Roman
catholic party. He was once a stanch conservative,
bat a change bee come o'er the spirit of his dream, and
be is now perhaps mom • whig than anything else.
He is, however, • man of indubitable ability, taking
a fret rank in the Irish bar; and his appointment would,
therefore, be unobjectionable, viewed as the act of • whig
government. The difficulty, we imagine, will be to adjust
the rival claims of the many aspirants to the office of
Selidtee-GeoseraL Mr. Deasy, M.P. for Cork. and Mr.
Serjeant O'Brien, M.P. fur Limerick, both Roman catholios,
ere spoken of by their friends and themselves as the coming
men. The gamer is much the superior man • but the latter
is most in haw with the Roman catholic party, being the
MOM blasted dills two. Then Mr. I. Butt, M.P. for
Y end a protestant, Is also named for the distinction.
He is • mean convert to Palreentealent ; and, if we are not mis-
hit
uasi led • short time ago • pleasant trip to Vienna in a
q capacity. Heim not a man, however, 'hoes ap-
pointment would reflect credit upon Lord Palmerston,
although we should_ prefer it to that of the others we have
niontieneil, end mi this groand. Law officers of the crown
have by asses= a tides to mate on the bench as they fall due
and we redly think, miliereerM be five judges of the Boma
catholic patoladoil u et hi=t would he a "ilt of

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