The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-14 00:00:00

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EGG and Co., No 1,

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(`LOCK TOWERS—The LAW COURTS.—The
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The Deseuis for the proposed Law Courts, with Two Plans -The
Pertness of Stained Won and the Art-. Sanitary Condition of
Idinloirgh-The salvo. of Ten Shillings a day at Sydney-The
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C H e Brx Aitsoci AT lON. —The second annual meet.
ing of the members awl supporters of this association took
place yesterday at St. James's-hall. Sir Brook Bridges
M.P., presided, awl wa, supported by Mr. J. C. Coign:
noun, Mr. A. Beattie, Mr. B. C. Hanbury, M.P., Mr.
Ilvwdegarei M.P., Mr. O'Malley, Q.C., Revs. Dr.
Hugh Dl`Neile, Canon Miller, E. It. E. Wilmot, 1:c.
The chairman, in opening the proceedings, explained that
the objects of the association were to uphold the principles
and order of the reformed church of England, and to corm.
teract the efforts of those who were attempting to aaaimi.
late her services anal practices to those of the church of
Rome ; and at instancing the necessity of such an agency,
he referred to the proceedings at St. Alban's, Holborn, and
the gewgaw decorations and vestments and the ritualistic
observances which were to be met with there and in
some other churches. An expression of dissent from
a Reverend 11. 1.. Baker, of Itallygawly, here
caused 50,00 slight interruption, but the chairman
suggested that any one who differed from the views
of the *elected speakers might express their opinions
after the business in the programme laid down by
the council was concluded. Almost immediately after-
wards Mr. Baker left his seat in the body of the hall, and
advancing to the platform, complained, while the chair-
man was atilt 1.111,11 i IDS, that a brother clergyman bad
grossly insulted him by calling him a low blackguard. Dr.
M'Neile, the chairman, and l'anon Miller endeavoured to
calla his excitement, and ultimately by giving him a place
on the platform, and promising him an opportunity of
addressing the meeting if he desired to do so, they suc-
ceeded. The chairman then was allowed to conclude his
address without further interruption, and Mr. Price, the
• clerical secretary, pnweeiled to read the report, which de-
tailed the procceilinp and 1., ours of the society, and
that the council, believing that the question
ought to be determined by the legal tribunals bow
lir clergymen were legally justifies' in introducing
ie.- in the parish churches which were opposed to
Lien ides of the parishioni Ili, who regarded then. as con-
tt ay to the priiivioles of the reformed church, provided
find. to assist pal i,iiimiers who were driven from their
elan. hi, by the-, rnu.distic practices in appealing to the
..1 law. Tile total receipts of the society were
0. for tile ye,r, of which I,l'io/. were for i;eneral
tisses. and the lest for the defence fund. Mr. Hanbury,
BT.. tile v. Canon )Tiller, Bev. Dr. M'Neile, other
~tli awn delivered addresses in moving and seconding
rt ropo, sod supporting the various resolutions
upoii it, but not without occasional interruption from a
h.* elerainen and others in different parts of the ball,
~...toed to have attewleci for that special purpose. Dr.
in his immlmlre-., took occasion to deny emphatically
certain rumours of dissension in the evangelical camp, and
of Loot Shafteslau y being nu longer the trusted leader of
tla evargelical party.
Cut lialt CAN DLLs. MONTREAL, JAN. 31.
Judge Johnson, of the district of Bedford, Canada East,
0..• ....ha. who tried the Fenian.. recently, has just disposed
of a rations case. min provided the funeral expenses
of a ilee,,,,ed brother, who died in extreme poverty, and,
tattoo; other timings furnish...). the candles burned in the
church 011 the occasion ; after the funeral he took home
with him the half-cousumeil candles. The Cori; claimed
u• a perquisite, and the man went to law about it.
Johloam decided that the Cure should have the
co.& enils.—X a, Yoe; Timm.
LoNlioN GENERAL OM% IBC'S COMPANY. —The
to the receipts for the week ending Feb. 10 were
10,:sod. L.lod.