The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-20 00:00:00

done is like moaner through the will/
thaw whom He glowed to be fellow

self. And let them observe how'
the thought of such a calamity as this
and their opportunities sprang to light. Pins
the natural humility sad modesty which I
the proesoce of a great event which they t
-And et scrutinies. There was the emu
calamity, private or public, gave them of Om
doing their beat to repair the part sod le
future. Death is any shape was an sew
sapernsturalevent,towhich nofamilierity.
from which so frivolity could escape,
knowledge or ignorance could fail to
unexpected calamity like that before
classes for forethought, frugality, Tic
trot. An old proverb said we must get
we expos, God to give us the woof, sad t
present be that had ears to ear should h.
Spirit math unto the churches. Secondly, theal„,
of care and watelfulasse in examining %cam. K
sad like disorders, so far u they could be woe
of guarding against them, so far as they scald
sealed, for the flaws. An event like this -
Minutiae to the activity of those scientific
which His supreme will is the works sad the'

was made bow,. It wu God's all to
divine gift of patient, careful Mph
truthfully, reverently, cautiously, for the
Greater and the relief of man's serise,
was God's rail also to those who beg
gift to help, forward, and enoeurare than
It was God's call to man to abstain from
and goo& at seisms or scientific mat is wkirk
rant wen too that tempted to indulge ; it
to them to thetas from throwing them
blocks la their way, or besping the.,

cm their heat, which in fame/ times mats ,
science almost a path of martyrdom, and whisk
made it in many mass a path of therm mi
• path iz which the few who could 'lib
and fearlessly deserved not their le
their beet thank', not their soon but
honour. Thirdly, there was the feel*
humanity and charity to which all
midge beanie, es it were, trumpet
preacher hen gave • vivid desoription at
anima sad sympathy engendered during the
of the greet die el London, remarking
gave exertions of Charles the hewed,
bean had previously seemed callous, ,
greatest energy amid the common calamity.
amid, woo • gleam of Paradise amid the
that terrible disaster. What a gleam of 1
mid, eves in our much improved this
would it be if the selfish, the indolent, and tbs
amoopt them were moused by such a tab*
which they mourned to an energy as Set
idle and profligate king ; or if the auk
inp sad discords of our day could be
a moment like those which were the coo
curable echoes of the greet civil war which had
aided- The calamity which bad called in '
handlistiou, the ugh it might sot aid bow
awakened in many feeliap which were adieu
before. The sufferings el theme pow ant
:night, perhaps, have aroused feel npi of toeing
them the aroarity of which could act
insisted upon. That brutal cruelty whieb so die
the conduct of our countrymen in dealing with
*restates wee exhibited in a still mon mint
towards creatures who were mere
Finally, let that day tarn the thought. of
wards sod the good deeds rf all bead, calm
relief of misery or distrus that they hew bre
That day was sot marked by any otaitioa of ti
moo oocupatioss, but it ought to he =rind math
marked by a more them common emplaned
and weird works. No good work was set
that day ; good works, of whatever hied, was
ob ermine of it ; Madams to their owe kindred 1
or distress ; kindness to any one in any needs di
or estate in ibis great city ; care (for the dmillop itb
poor ; cue for the refuges ; we for to veils;
cam for the casual wanderers. The preadult eaddi
I MOOD which appeared deeply to interestss hewer
gestation with an eloquent appeal on behalf of Walla
Hospital, a collation for which woo made at Wiwi
Pb. follovrieg was the musical parted
"For Veldts Faultamus,* Psalm sun., and
xxxiv., 9—lb; "Proper Psalms,' par
Lyra ; " First Proper Lemon," Isaiah id., 1-11;1
Drum," Patrick ; " &coed Props: Lessee," IL lahael;
" &medians," Patrick; Anthem, "Lad, for by
mercies' sake," Fumed.

CHAPEL ROYAL, WHITEHALL
SERMON ST TEI BISHOP OP ILL
At 9 o'clock there was morning prayer, sin .
maim. At 11 o'clock there was Litany, *1
nation Service, and a sermon by the Bishop sigh.
was an immense congregation, msay pees led nth
of the Hones of Commons bong path lAA
ship selected for his text the Rh rat
the let Book of Kings, verse JO :—" And
Thou to the supplication of Thy serval p
Thy people Israel, when they shall Fa)
this plain, and bear them in Ream 1'
ing plane, and when Thou hearest forgive.- ..
he said, there was a general manna buieth
and suffering, as betweea goods's, and gladeahil
not easy to trace it individually. The wicked per
and the righteous were 'filleted. This had boss all
argument for a !attire retribution. Bat aster
future life, sad yet they seemed to have '
life, and a national character, and all the
ou others of that national life and thareeter. If am
there were a God that judged the earth we ark arab
Judgment of nations to be manifested is tha la Ali
that this was so history witnessed whether rod sr ye
fans. It might be said that great penal less sin via
iog, sad that these were never set aside by saisthall#P
terpcsition. But ham= society was not c
ased
guided by natural laws, there were greet mi alli
lectual causes at work la it, and if thee wth s gag
moral sad istelleatual cause of all things, I 101.11_
likely that He should keep is His am Ma
right to overrule natural eventa fee the bk.(
the education, or the chastisement of HL iMargi il.'
moral oreatares. Thee the question had bees raid
prayers for temporal blassiogs or spied thaltgal____,
most, were reasonable. It had boa thoughidia7i
not exchange the laws of nature by prayer. HO ...I'
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were the guide of nature and took an Wanda 5. ""
heat sad responsible creature, if, too, seal PI
eoold direct and control physiall Firrat_li
was mast likely that that Great Ilisd J.."'
be present to hear the players of Ha /17, •
and to save them from the dangers whial 'WI
result from the threes of nature shaking sec re,"11.6;
which had been made the dinging-lade 41 a
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spirits. It was indeed difficult to penetrate ekeegn.
the Divine nature, bat when God was masa
flesh He was specially manifested as brag the
of the suffering, healing diseases, averting deavk
tsimparte. We were suffering now from • bon 07.
ealassity. If God ruled, it came from Hs. 41 „...wir;
mated by Hisa. If God heard, it mast is oar OM
pray to Him for His mercy. Natioaal jWIEIIe6I. "FL
National sins. It might not be easy to eel obiL"..
oar country might have brought this isigeal‘ "*".0.4
could see national sins enough ; bat the aims a %
us
individually male up the 'arose e of oar 001
sins. We amid see oar own pornowillio,and"PS
well humble ourselves for them. Oar owa Waren!
ear shildrea's wore boned up is our cnietry's welfare ;
Uses this ask pardon) sod blesaieg for that °Sit,
whose blessing they might well see a Weals' 11":.,4
world; and He who once Owed our sorrows and IP;
them, who geoid still the storm, heal the ask. l°,oo
Dead, now lived in Heave°, and His bsort au "di
epee to our wants and woes. He weir lawil# bllgo
help us. The shove are merely the leading ideas a
the Right Rev. Prelate preached • most able seromagljoi
The Rev. leery White, Chaplain of the
Savoy, sill be the afternoon preacher.
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At the parish shush of Karyleboos there la .
service, sad a senses by the Rev. 0. J. Phil,ll_l24:l
at St. Nary's, Brysestopequare, sera6lll. os by ." st
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Fremantle ; at All Soots', by the Rev. Own lisrthf
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that ; at Triaity, by the Rev. William Cada"
Obrist Chunk, by the Rev. Llewellys Deliel tp
rasa Obapet, by the Rev. J. W. Re ;...0.1. pi
toss's, by the Rey. Henry J. Luanda*. N.A. ; 'raj.
Chapel, by the Rev. George Pocock. 8.0.1. ; 1#°""
Vereetrest, by the Rev. F. D. Muse" K. 'I
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