The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

NATIONAL 1043 INOIK

The Ilahorer-square Rooms were well tilled yet-
terday with fashionable trompsay, attracted by the nom.
barks' beautiful roses which the rut of our various fanciers.,
amateurs and profeaslonale, had collected for their snout
*stateliest. The show was allowed to be a oosaiderable ed-
emas on last of the previous year, both in the number of
epesimene embilikd end quality. The great struggle for
ley between Meters. Paul end Friuli, and
thelitrelm es only with great difficulty disnoverul that the
Ramer of Aloe two growers had earned the Ant prim An
entirely Bow future of the show was the number of pleats
exhibited by austears, many of which were of moonset
quality,
quality, their
_greet beauty and frogman twang all
the more valuable, u they had all Eves cultivated
In the open air. Brides the principal wiseholaste,
Mr. Turner, Royal Nursery, Slough ; Mesas. Tiky, Fraser,
kn., and other well-known growers, were represented—their
coniributione conaistimf principally of what are called
"hybrid perpetuate" which It was said hod oyes wonder-
folly out conlidering the remarkable drynere of the weather.
Perhaps the flower which attracted most the notion of the
visitors was a very desk crimson WAR, exhibited by Mr.
flauhaw, sad which was highly commended by the Judges.
The following is a list of the tat prisms in each elms:
C 1... A—Paul and Son, Chisholm Clue B —Mr. Tilley,
Balk. Clue C—Mesers. Fraser, Lea-bridgo-rud. ChM
D—C. M. Worthington, Req., Caversham Priory, Reeding.
Clem 11—Mr. Mofkt, gardener to Viecount Maysard, Ewer
Leda, Deetasw, Lam Claes F—Mr. May, gerdriter to
C. M. Vorthbree, Req., Caurshate Priory, Readiag.
Chu O—W. Cast, Lg., Cahalan.. Claw B—W. Cast,
Fag., Caleherler. Claes I—Meters. Peal esd See, Carbone.

THE BISHOP OF RIPON ON DISSENTERS AND TEI
Manua-rate CLEMOT.—At • assettag held et Wakellsid on
Monday, in aid of the Yorkshire Scripture Readers' Amid'.
two, lb. Blimp of Rips, who preiskted, in tine course of hie
remarks, alluded to oas or two points of interest. He maid
be had referred to newel parishes antennae 8,000 souls;
but, alas, in that large diocese, there were many parishes,
eieteacing large manufacturing towns, where the astaltse
committed to the care of the clergymen woo not to he mea-
sured by the or tens of thousand,. There wax, indeed, on.
wish net fee from that pert of the denary when the pep.-
laths wear one incumbent numbered 78,000 souls. hart
not be esppoerd , however, that in alluding to seen of
than phrYir be wee altogether ignoring the het that
thin wweiteothmea who dii not belong to the chunk of
England. Itut who wan still doirg what in them lay to pro-
mote the geed work. Be did not with to say one angle
weld against their efforts in so fir as those elide wen
Media for the salvation of settle, noterittntanding his bee
fir the church of England, and his belief in be. it the
wriptmuldturcb. But, at the same time, be could not for
a nadesed allow that they would to jusiiiied in excusing
themselves from dam ad in pawn. to make the church
of England as alkised as Alluding to the
desirability of lay messy in the church, kis liirdinip said It
had been .stied why the ekrgy themselves could not meet
the wad by supplying • larger slumber of curates. He
would like to say a word on that point. In die Bret plate,
and be .mid it with thatik (ulnae. to Ood, there was no body
of clergy to that part of filo kingdom more willing to spud
sad be spent in doing their MOW. week thee the clergy
with whom be himself was cascaded; but it was also thew
valefortuus to be a body of men who were miserably under-
paid. It was • fast with regard to • end number of the
most bard-working, self-denying clergy in the district, that
such was the validate's of the pitiful Income allowed there,
that it wee with great didkulty they could Ind • cannon
subsistence foe their familiar. It was • fact that there were
between sixty and seventy clergymen in that diocese whose
bongoes were cossiderably below lOW. a year, and whoa k
wee considered that those mot win plate/ to thane of
thoueeode of the people, ha thought • awe was suds char
that they was rot fa • potties te maigly ceraws.